Amateurs Only-This page is for you.
Contestants pictures at bottom
All personal information will be kept in confidence
Do you feel you are a future Professional FMX Athlete? Do you want to see your picture on this page? If so, send me a picture of you doing your favorite trick, only trick or even a trick gone bad. send your picture to us in a .jpg format. We will resize the file as needed. Be sure to include your first and last name. We cannot gaurantee your picture will be posted, but we will consider every entrant.
You may be wondering why we are doing this. The reason is as simple as this: Being all Hessian Aggression riders are from Arizona, they are out of the loop. They know what you will go through or are already going through to get into a FMX event. These riders had to bust in on their own and it was not easy.
John Distler was the first to bust in as Robert was out with a broken leg. Everyone that knew FMX in Arizona knew John and Robert but the big name riders were protecting each others backs and knew it was only a matter of time before the new kids on the block would arrive. BMX Dirt went through this only a few years earlier. Not being a quitter, John dug in and practiced every chance he could while still going to school and holding down a part time job. He even drove back from San Diego all night to practice at 8:00 am the next morning, knowing he would have to learn Superman Seat Grab tricks if he were to stay a serious contender in his first Vans Triple Crown series. He ended up top rookie that year. Keep in mind that it will take hard work - and a good insurance policy - to make it to the top level of the sport. Anyone that thinks it is all play and expects to live a life of a Rock Star will soon be relegated to doing exhibitions for an income. Yes, this is a serious sport and only the toughest survive.
So, get off your butt and send me a photo. Only one picture per person please.
All personal information will be kept in confidence
Email: Contests@HessianAggression.com
 Eddie is from Sydney Austraila. Fender kisses are a safe trick to practice with. That is what the Kiss of Death starts out as
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 Mathias Aberg is from Sweeden where there is snow for 6 months of the year. Bet we know what he is doing when there is "frost on the pumpkin!" I don't know many riders that will throw a bike sideways in the air when landing on snow. He probably hit his head too many times. Yes? (as they say in Sweeden) |
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 Paul Distler - age 12 - Arizona |
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 Brad Distler - age 15 - Arizona |
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 still waiting |
