So your a Motocrosser looking to get yourself around good eating habits. To become the best rider you can be, or to be a Champion. To be a top athlete in any sport takes a good knowledge of foods, training and practice drills. It takes serious dedication and even life changes to get on the right track. The harsh reality is that in each class there can only be one champion. Generally that is the person who is practicing & training the hardest and eating right. Especially in the higher classes.

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT—Heard that before? Some of those old sayings have a lot of truth in them. You have to go a little further in the case of Motocross and many other sports because it’s not only how often you practice, but how you practice, that makes perfect.

“AS I THINK, I AM”—Profound words, and very true. A prime example of how this saying applies to motocrossers, is a riders tendency to “place himself”, while still on the starting line. Those of you who have raced for a number of yearswill all have done this. Your sitting, looking down the starting line wondering how you will do. You see Fred and you know you can’t beat him, then there’s Harry and that guys a sandbagger, should be up a class for sure.

When you hear Motocross referred to as one of the most physically demanding sports in the World, they are referring to the professional level. The sport is very physically demanding at any level, but the faster a rider goes and the longer the race, the more demanding the sport is physically.

Riders who have been visiting or staying at the park a lot and are eating properly, have noticed a difference in their energy within 2 weeks. They have also reported they sleep better at night, get less arm pump and are less fatigued when they ride. Its all part of Motoparks, “Eat, Think and Ride to Win” program.