Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie bestwick

What could be better than trapping Jay Dalton in a room to talk about all things BMX and Moto? Well, having Chase Pauza and Jamie Bestwick be the surprise call-ins didn't hurt! Jay is such a modest dude so when you flip through his Instagram it's pretty wild. He is an incredible bike rider and equally as talented on a 450cc motocross bike. Enjoy! A shout to Southside_bmx (Kyle Mcdonald) and Southsidebmx.net from Ireland for the podcast donation, much appreciated! Please DM me at @gromdad200 or FB Messenger at Joe Doherty. Any donation is helpful. If you are not able to donate, no problem! Please subscribe to the podcast and give a rating. Thank you in advance! Thank you once again @nagooarts for the podcast announcement graphics and @artvideophoto for the amazing shot of Jay! #bmx #bmxpodcast #bmxtrails #bmxfreestyle #ctclaimsjaydalton

Headed to Huntington Beach to meet up with Paul Roberts and fellow UK transplant, John Povah to record a podcast. John is one of the early guys from the UK BMX World making the move to California back in 1989 and is still out here today. We start with John getting into BMX in the 80s born in Croydon starting out in the race World, Hillington Hawks Club then moving more into Freestyle getting on Raleigh and doing Demos with Andy Ruffell and the Raleigh Team during the mid 80s BMX craze in the UK. We touched on the local London Scene during the 80s before his move to California. We then talk the early 90s Freestyle scene, living with Chris Moeller and John Paul Rogers, building ramps, POWs, learning backflips with the Wildman at Sheep Hills, team managing for Schwinn with a star-studded team including the likes of Jay Miron, Joey Garcia, Brian Foster, Dave Osato just to name a few. John talks about after Schwinn and Rooftop getting him a job at Etnies and some of the riders he worked with during the early years to being back at Etnies now and how things have changed for a TM as Social Media comes into play in today's World. John also talks about being a member of the IBMXF when Freestyle was looking like it was going to get in the Olympics with all of the behind the scenes/politics and meetings with Mat Hoffman, Stu Dawkins, Ian Morris, Bart de Jong and co. and some backroom goings-on that resulted in IBMXF getting pushed aside and UCI going with FISE into the China Games. John also gives his thoughts on the Games themselves, Jamie Bestwick executing a plan for Team GB and the impact following the Games. Lots more covered and a big shout-out to Paul for assisting with this one. I know jumping into the Freestyle conversation I was happy to sit back and let Paul take the lead with the questions and enjoyed listening to the conversation. John is 40 years deep in BMX and we only skimmed the top of his continued successful career and touched on some cool stuff he has in the works in the future. Thanks, John and hope everyone enjoys this one. Cheers

Simply put, Jamie Bestwick is a living legend with a list of accomplishments a mile long. His work ethic is something to be admired. Sit back and enjoy some truly inspirational words from the man himself in this three-hour episode of Unclicked. Contents:0:00 - Intro / 13 X-Games gold Medals0:44 - Baja Champion, Olympic coach, Coffee Company owner…2:20 - Long Distance Gravel Cycling4:40 - Vert Contests10:00 - Jay Miron / Finding yourself after BMX13:20 - Dave Mirra / Competitions22:40 - First American contest27:20 - TM flipping off the X-Games Judges30:00 - Crashing and reflecting on being a Professional BMX rider40:45 - Competing against Dave Mirra53:20 - Best vert rider in the world / Not being self-made58:30 - Work ethic1:00:48 - No medals on display on home?1:09:00 - Woodward Cloud 9 deck / Amazing times and drama1:16:00 - The winning streak ending1:21:10 - Riding contests with spine and nerve issues1:30:00 - BMX as a job1:46:45 - The last X-Games Jamie rode in1:52:42 - Question from Nathan Williams / BMX time limit?1:59:00 - Jamie's role in the Olympics / Coaching2:19:00 - Getting the Olympic team on the same page2:33:45 - So much more to teach the Olympic team2:40:35 - Olympics direct impact on BMX 2:48:00 - Words of inspiration from Jamie / “What do I want?”

For over 20 years, Jamie Bestwick reigned as one of BMX's most decorated athletes in the history of the sport. Since competing in his first X Games in 1996, he's won 14 gold medals at the event, including in nine consecutive years. In 2005, he won every single event in which he competed. Now he's found a new outlet: gravel racing. In this conversation, Jamie tells Payson about his harrowing experience racing at Unbound Gravel earlier this year, including what made him complete the 206 miles in spite of nearly quitting halfway through, and why he can't wait to do it again next year. They also talk about his BMX career and the tradeoffs he had to make to be the best in the world. They discuss the dark side of achieving athletic greatness, and the tragic passing of his friend and competitor, Dave Mirra. Jamie also tells Payson about coaching Team GB BMX rider Charlotte Worthington to victory at the Tokyo Olympics earlier this year, and explains why her surprise upset of American superstar Hannah Roberts was actually the result of a carefully calculated strategy.

In this episode, The Translator's host, Julie Mochan, first gives ridiculous "Julie Tips for Re-Entry into the Office Atmosphere":avoiding people ☕

Today's guest is a Southern Ontario rider who has been shredding and racing for close to 20 years. Not only is Dave Thomas an unreal rider who has sent some gnarly moves, like front flipping the biggest box jump at joyride, but he also plays a huge role for our community as he is the General Manager of Joyride 150. Over the last year Dave has been putting in a lot of work behind the scenes to make sure we all can continue to ride Joyride after the Covid-19 pandemic. To top it off, Dave has also built himself a pretty rad truck, and is the man behind StanceIsEverything.com.Chapters Intro/early years (0:00-7:57)First contest (7:57-12:18)X-Up, Rail City, Industry, Rizzi's (12:18-14:31)Dave's BMX Magazine Collection (14:31-18:10)GT Bikes comeback within BMX (18:10-19:16)Meeting Kevin Robinson and Jamie Bestwick, and the art of vert riding (19:16-27:06)What it must have been like to pull a worlds first (27:06-31:12)The early years of Joyride 150/Drew B's first Joyride video (31:12-38:40)How much Joyride has changed since they opened 11 years ago (38:40-48:16)How Dave Become the GM at Joyride (48:16-52:46)Has joyride played a roll in making the overall community better riders in Ontario? (52:46-57:53)Joyride 150, and Covid-19. (57:53-1:33:13)Why did you create StanceIsEverything.com? (1:33:13-1:38:32)Dave's Car photography (1:38:32-1:41:11)Fan Qs (1:41:11-2:11:13)Last question and finally statements (2:11:13)NEW MERCH! https://www.hvxgoat.com/shop​​Shout Out's!Cult Crew https://cultcrew.com/Dead Leisurehttps://www.deadleisure.com/​EatBMXhttps://www.instagram.com/eatbmx/​Wonderland Studios Custom professional tattooing and piercing from Wayne Galbraith and Deacon Matheson.Harvester Bikes The best BMX shop in Canada. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/HVXGOAT?locale.x=en_US)

Jamie is a professional Bmx rider and has won more XGames gold medals than anyone that I can think to fact check.

Incredible conversation with the legend of BMX Jamie Bestwick.

#14 The Cost Of Winning With Jamie Bestwick Jamie Bestwick is perhaps the best professional BMX vert rider to have ever lived. Dominating contest's around the world for over 10years. Some of his accomplishments include 14 Xgame gold medals 10 Dew Tour wins 2014 world sports award winner A must Listen for any action sport athlete or enthusiast, Enjoy just under 2hrs of priceless wisdom and untold stories with action sports legend Jamie Bestwick.  Follow Jamie on Instagram and twitter Favourite Books  50 cent - Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter The dictionary of Sarcasm Daily stoic - ryan holiday Genghis Khan - Making Of The Modern World  

Jamie obviously needs no introduction, unless of course you aren't familiar with his body of work. In that case I suppose that you would need a quick intro. He's pretty good at riding bikes and he is English. Raymond however is pretty outstanding at riding scooters and from what I understand hails from Cailifornia. We also had a guest appearance by Sam Bestwick as well.

In this episode Dosta shares his feelings on the story of Pro BMX rider Brett Banasiewicz. We also mention; Van Homan, Matt Hoffman, Jay Miron, Jamie Bestwick, Ryan Nyquist, T. J. Lavin, Steve McCann, Daniel Dhers, Scotty Cranmer, Morgan Wade, Jed Mildon, Logan Martin and Dave Mirra.    Find more episodes of the Andrew Lake Podcast here: Podbean: https://andrewlakepodcast.podbean.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/andrew-lake-podcast/id1439388762?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/36T6M5UiOt9E35U6faNQUi Twitter: https://twitter.com/LakePodcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/JonoLakeside

Back in the mid-80s, there was one trick that was considered crazier than all the rest, and that trick was the 900... Mike Dominguez, Brian Blyther, Dave Voelker, and many other talented riders came close but to no avail... and then... in 1989 at a 2 Hip King Of Vert Contest in Canada... a young Mat Hoffman pulled off the unthinkable, which sent shockwaves through the BMX industry. Again it was proof that a once thought to be impossible trick could be accomplished. Up next and closely behind to complete the 2 1/2 rotation aerial were Dennis McCoy and Jay Miron... As flips and flairs became the new trend in the early 90s, spinning 900s became mostly an afterthought for years to come, simply because of the risk of serious injury. BMX freestyle had become almost as big in the UK in the 80s, as it was in the United States... oddly enough, the ramp scene exploded with some amazing talent, and very quickly some of the best vert riders were no longer just from the US. Along came the eventual master of the 900 from Liverpool UK, Simon Tabron. Simon pulled his first-ever 900 at the World Championships back in 1991 in Aalborg Denmark. Unlike the majority of vert riders, Simon was drawn to the trick and seemingly gave it a try, at or near the end of almost every one of his contest runs at X Games, Dew Tours, and other major contests around the globe. Simon was somehow able to make this monumental and dangerous trick which claimed so many injuries, consistent... but not without eventual consequence. In fact, Simon quite possibly has dealt with more pain and injuries from the 900 gone wrong, than any other rider. Even though Simon wasn't the first rider to pull it off, his name is certainly synonymous with the 900. We caught up with Simon and asked him about the early UK BMX scene, his relationship with fellow vert rider Scott Carrol, his first time competing against Jamie Bestwick, the impact Mat Hoffman had on his life, what classic vert trick he still wants to learn, pulling 900s consistently, riding with some of skateboard vert's biggest legends, being one of the top BMX vert competitors for over 20 years, his reason for taking off his pegs and brakes, serious injuries with the 900, and does he see himself competing in BMX vert in the future. So get comfortable, crank up your speakers, and get to know UK BMX vert legend... master of the 900... Simon Tabron.

Jamie Bestwick is an X Games legend -- 20 medals won from 1996 to 2019! -- as well as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. Jamie discusses his journey from England to America and how the same commitment to success in BMX vert has fueled his Rothrock Coffee venture. It's a game plan for never settling. This episode was recorded at Happy Valley LaunchBox as part of the fall speaker series. Make sure you always Hear The Hustle: Web: https://www.billzhustle.com/podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HappyValleyHustle/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/billzhustle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/billzhustle/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billfzimmerman/ Logo by obuss88 on Fiverr.▶️ MAKE your podcasting dreams happen with hosting from Buzzsprout.

This week on the podcast my brother from another, Ronnie Napolitan, joins us. Ronnie used to ride bmx professionally but is now focused on his family and running Rothrock Coffee with Jamie Bestwick. His brother Anthony Napolitan, a pro bmx rider as well, sits in on this one too. We talk about his career and his transition into the coffee world and the things that go along with that like traveling to different countries in search of the best coffee beans.

Five time BMX world champion Jamie Bestwick goes for a cruise along the strip in Las vegas

Épisode 4 :Après un bon trip Paris - Birmingham (UK) en fourgonnette, rendez-vous au Bike Show, un salon anglais dédié au 2 roues dans lequel à lieu le contest. Ne pas louper Jamie Bestwick en half pipe.