Dirt jumping
Dirt jumping is the BMX discipline of riding packed earth jumps, performing tricks over the gap between a take-off lip and a landing, often in contest form.
4 min readThe different ways to ride a BMX bike. What each discipline involves, where it is ridden, how the bikes are set up and how to get started.
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Dirt jumping is the BMX discipline of riding packed earth jumps, performing tricks over the gap between a take-off lip and a landing, often in contest form.
4 min readFlatland is the BMX discipline of performing balance and rotation tricks on flat ground with no ramps, using a short bike with zero offset forks and four pegs.
5 min readPark BMX is the discipline of riding skateparks, linking airs and tricks across ramps, bowls and box jumps, and is the format used in most major contests.
4 min readBMX racing is a sprint for up to eight riders on a dirt track with a start gate, jumps and berms, governed by the UCI and an Olympic sport since 2008.
5 min readStreet BMX is the discipline of riding urban architecture such as ledges, rails, stairs and banks, with video parts rather than contests as the main measure.
5 min readTrails is the BMX discipline of riding hand-built lines of dirt jumps in the woods, valued for flow, style and the digging culture that keeps the jumps alive.
5 min readVert is the BMX discipline of riding a half pipe with walls 10 to 13 feet high, launching airs above the coping and performing tricks before dropping back in.
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