 Photo: Mitchell Kendra Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach Moto performance isn’t about finding the next missing piece, it’s about building a system that leaves nothing exposed.
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 Rider: Jeremy Hand Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach After years of working with racers at every level, one thing is clear: the In-Season is where most athletes either separate themselves, or slowly fall apart.
 Rider: Quinn Wentzel Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach The Pre-Season isn’t where you get in shape. It’s about expressing what you’ve already built.
 VIVA OH MX Racers Photo: Janine Younkins Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach Everyone wants the trophy, but very few want to become the person capable of earning it.
 Rider: Carter Gray Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach Speed isn’t just built by riding harder. It’s also heavily built by sequencing the right intensities at the right time.
 Rider: Levi Younkins Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach Everyone wants to be better next season. The Off Season is where it gets created.
 Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach I love this sport, but I’m not blind to the nonsense. And honestly, some things in motocross need to be called out, not to complain, but to make the sport better.
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 Rider: Jason McConnell Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach Here’s the truth: instability doesn’t make you more stable, it makes you weaker at the things that actually matter.
 Rider: Carter Gray Photo: Zachary C. Bako Joel YounkinsHigh Performance Coach The post season isn’t just downtime, it’s a very important phase in a racer’s preparation. How you handle this stretch determines whether next year’s performance builds…or plateaus.
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