An honest conversation with Red Bull about how a career-low led me to embark on a fitness journey that transformed more than just my aesthetics.
Masato recently visited my house to talk about the future plans of Majide, enjoy a road trip with me to a contest in the USA, and ofcourse we decided to lay down some combos at my house!
My story on how my love for running plays a huge part in my fitness, riding, and life. Video by Blu Dot Productions
Short Documentary about my 20 years riding for Red Bull energy drink. The full story on how it happened, how it changed my life, and how I'm still going strong with Red Bull supporting me. 40 years old, Still pushing my limits, and I'm not slowing down.
Today I’m 40 and I’ve never been so grateful to be alive on my birthday. Four years ago I looked at myself in the mirror and I didn’t like what I saw. I had let myself go.
In preparation for his upcoming contests through 2023, Terry will be laying out his three minute contest run for you. Put the pressure on him. It's make or break.
How meditation has changed not only the level of my riding but the quality of my life. I’m really proud to share this high-quality clip for riders to enjoy and hopefully get some inspiration from.
Don't Think - Feel | A BMX Mini Doc Feat. Terry Adams & Mickey Gaidos by Andrew Simmons
Terry Adams and Mickey Gaidos are two amazing flatland BMX riders. Don't Think - Feel is a documentary that truly encompasses their passion for riding and how it's affected their lives.
Elements, as a series, has the visual directive to break down action to its most simple substance. Over four installments professional BMX flatland athlete Terry Adams puts his mastery on display immersed in one of the four classic elements; earth, water, fire, and air. Each element brings with it, its own challenges and unique beauty.
On the first day of 2021 I wanted to give you guys some insight of what my daily routine was for 2020. My goal was to give it my all. On and off the bike I worked my ass off. I’m extremely happy with my results and how much I’ve progressed as a person and a rider.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.