Bmx racing kids get ready | 2025 Uci bmx world championships
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Bmx racing kids get ready for 2025 Uci BMX world championships in Copenhagen Hey there, BMX racers and parents! Are you excited about the 2025 UCI BMX World Championships in Copenhagen? It will be an awesome race, and here's what you need to know to get ready! How to Qualify Training Hard 1. Practice Rides: Ride your bike often on BMX tracks to get better and faster. 2. Stay Strong:Do exercises like running and jumping to make your legs strong. 3. Eat Healthy: Eat fruits and vegetables to give you energy for racing. 4. Listen to Coach:Your coach will help you learn new tricks and skills. Helping Parents with the Trip Going to Copenhagen is a big trip, and it costs money. Here’s how you and your family can save up for it: 1. Planning Early: Start thinking about the trip and saving money as soon as possible. 2. Fundraising Fun: Have bake sales or wash cars to raise money. It can be fun doing it with friends! 3. Finding Deals: Look for good deals on airplane tickets and hotel rooms. Sometimes it’s cheaper if you book early. 4. Sharing Costs: If other BMX families are also going, share a big house instead of staying in different hotel rooms. It can save money and be like a fun sleepover! 5. Asking for Help: Sometimes, local sports groups might give money to help young athletes. Ask around! Stayin Happy and Ready 1. Sleep Well: Get lots of sleep every night so you have energy for training and racing. 2. Stay Calm: Sometimes it can be stressful, so do things like deep breathing to stay calm before races. 3. Enjoy the Journey: Remember to have fun and enjoy making new friends and learning new things. Good luck, little racers! Train hard and dream big. Copenhagen is waiting for you! 🚴♂️🌟
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To represent New Zealand in the 2025 UCI BMX World Championships in Copenhagen, a BMX racer must follow a specific process as dictated by the BMXNZ federation. Here’s an outline of that process:
1.Local Club Membership:
Join and be an active member of a registered BMX club in New Zealand.
2. National Affiliation:
Ensure registration and affiliation with the BMXNZ federation, including necessary membership fees and adherence to their rules and codes of conduct.
3. Qualification Events:
Both Mata and Matua must Participate in several national and regional BMX competitions designated as qualification events by BMXNZ. They must Perform well to earn enough points and rankings.
4. Selection Criteria Compliance:
The boys must Meet all selection criteria set by BMXNZ, which typically includes performance standards, consistency, and possibly discretionary factors like sportsmanship and potential for international competition.
5.Ranking Achievement:
Achieve a specified ranking within the national BMX league or during specific qualifying events. Mata and Matua must complete the BMXNZ training and Conditioning program. They engage in a rigorous training program often coordinated by BMXNZ coaches or approved trainers. As parents there is a lot of Paperwork and Documentation: Submit all required documents, including proof of nationality, medical clearances, parental consent (if under 18), and other relevant paperwork.
6. Selection Confirmation:- Await formal selection confirmation from BMXNZ after assessment by their
Await formal selection confirmation from BMXNZ after assessment by their selection committee. For Team Registration: Once you are selected, the parent must complete the process of team registration with BMXNZ. This includes additional preparations and meetings focused on readiness for international competition.
7. FINAL PREPARATIONS
You need to Attend final team briefings and strategy sessions organized by BMXNZ, ensuring alignment on competition protocols and goals. Throughout this entire process, you need to be in constant contact and maintain regular communication with BMXNZ. bmxnz is extremely helpful, but sometimes the paper is overwhelming, especially for an old bmxdad like me. So ask for their help and follow their guidelines and deadlines . Especially when planning your travels .
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My name is Mata - I'm 9 years old and I am a BMX racer [ 5th July 2024]
[ Written with Aunty Tania ]
Hey there! 🌟 My name is BMXMata, and I'm a 9-year-old BMX racing kid who's passionate about high-speed fun and awesome tricks. Ever since I hopped on my first bike, I knew BMX was my thing, and I've already got some seriously cool achievements under my belt! 🏆
This year, I trained hard for the UCI BMX World Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA. Months of intense training, early morning practices, and unwavering dedication paid off as I won all my races leading up to the final. It felt amazing! 💪
Playing other sports like soccer and basketball helps keep training fun, thanks to my supportive dad. And I'm not alone in this journey — My 7-year-old brother also trained hard and won the New Zealand National Title (NZ1). We were both thrilled to compete together at the Worlds. 🥳 Racing alongside my brother made every competition even more special.
My papa tells me that even though I'm a solo competitor, BMX racing is a shared sport with family and friends, our BMXNZ community supports all our clubs and other riders.
During the final race at the Worlds, something unexpected happened—a massive crash involving four other riders caused a huge mix-up, and I came off my bike. It was a crazy experience; it felt like everything was in slow-motion as I hit the ground. But crashing is part of the sport, and it only makes me more determined to come back stronger next time. I learned valuable lessons about resilience from that experience.
Now, I'm gearing up for the 2025 BMX World Championships in Copenhagen. To qualify, I'll need to continue my rigorous training and compete in key events under the BMXNZ rules in New Zealand. It’s going to be an exciting journey, and I can’t wait to give it my all!
Off the track, I'm just a regular kid who loves making new friends, playing video games, and spending time with my family. You can follow my adventures and check out my trick tips on my youtube channel @bmxmata
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Stay awesome,
Bmxmata