Welcome to MX Mastery!

Mastery is defined as the highest level of skill and knowledge in a particular field or activity. That’s exactly what we’re trying to help you achieve in this podcast. Mastery of anything is more of a journey than a destination, and we’d love to have you come along for the ride!

In this podcast, we talk about what we know best; motocross training, and what it takes to get to the top level in this sport. On MX Mastery, you can look forward to everything from conversations with top athletes to topics like fitness, supercross, racing, amateur, professional, etc. If it’s moto, we’re going to talk about it!

In today’s episode, we briefly talk about Chase Sexton missing round 2 of the Pro Motocross Championship, as well as our thoughts on Jett so far this season. Then we move on to our main topic of "the role sports play in character development". Sports teach you so many important skills that help you become a successful individual in all aspects of your life, not just the sport you play. We talk about the carryover from racing to life off the bike, and what it takes to become professional at anything.

Time Stamps:

0:30 - Chase Sexton Missing Round 2

3:00 - More transparency would have been better for Chase

8:40 - How freaking good was Jett Lawrence?!

11:18 - Why is Jett Lawrence so good?

12:45 - Sports teach you so many life lessons

13:50 - Our responsibility is to develop young men, not just motocross racers.

16:05 - You have to have the personality of a professional

17:30 - The skill of mastering something is the biggest takeaway

20:50 - What we actually teach here at MTF

23:30 - You should get excited when you find something you’re not good at

26:10 - I like to lead by example, especially on the turn track

29:25 - How we develop leaders within MTF

33:46 - This is your chance to be a hero to someone

34:52 - Marcus clipped Gabriel on the take off of the biggest jump at our track

39:22 - Why I’m very serious about how I handle myself in the gym

41:08 - What it means to have someone that truly believes in you

44:30 - The age when I finally realized everything my parents sacrificed for me, and the gratitude I have for them

46:12 - Bryan talks about the grind his parents went through to allow him to race

49:05 - Bryan will tell you if he believes in you, and DOESN’T believe in you

52:38 - The difference between optimism and delusion

54:10 - The difference between parents and coaches

57:15 - Toughness can be learned

58:12 - What a fit and athletic body says about your character

59:46 - How the professional athlete in Bryan shows up in daily life

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The Role Sports Play in Character Development - Chase Sexton Misses Round 2 of Pro Motocross

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