Ingles Bmx

introduction

This work is to explain and mention some features, data, and have some knowledge not only in the theoretical part but also to what kind of clothes is the most suitable and alsosomething that is very important as are the security measures as helmet use etc ... This sport is mentioned is call BMX (Bicycle Moto XUP)

BMX

Modalities

RaceIs performed on a track like motocross tracks The main difference is the land used. The motocross is usually a wet soil, while the race is a compact clayey sand to avoid buildup of the bike. Thecompetitions are in the same format as the athletics track: Participants included eight riders each on the street randomly assigned. The circuit has an approximate length of 350m to 500m. 3 tasks areendless, then move to the next round the top 4 rated to be 8 to form a sleeve end.

FreeStyle

Dirt Jump: This mode is freestyle jumps (jumps) acrobatic using earthen ramps (dirt), measures oflaunchers can be 2 to 3 meters high and the ramp recipient is usually slightly higher than the pitcher.
Flatland:
The flatland is the mode in which the tricks (tricks) are performed in a smooth pavedsurface (concrete (concrete) or otherwise), making money raised in the pegs, the frame, handlebars ... balance and concentration required makes this discipline perhaps one of the most difficult tomaster.
Park: It consists of stunts using a set of ramps and other obstacles as concrete or wood (in a configuration called "park"). Acrobat tries to form "lines" in the park and move from one trick toanother, from one obstacle to another fluidly.
Vert: For this type of sport, it is necessary to have a ramp with at least one complete vertical section at the top. This section allows you to jumpvertically to perform acrobatic tricks and fall back into the same ramp.
Street: For this form of BMX obstacles are sought "natural" in the street (street), ie part of urban land. Such barriers can...