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Freestyle Now returned to Kalgoorlie for three action-packed days of skatepark coaching and competition, reconnecting with the local skatepark community after five years. Since 2005, Freestyle Now has been supporting riders of all ages, helping them build confidence, stay active, and feel a sense of belonging. The event featured coaching from Oben McHoull (scooter), Adam Paynko (skate), and first-time Kalgoorlie visitor Josh O’Neil (BMX), alongside a competition that brought the community together to celebrate every rider’s achievements. Freestyle Now’s events provide professional coaching, positive role modeling, and engaging experiences that inspire the next generation of BMX, scooter, and skateboard riders.
The South Australian BMX Freestyle State Championships returned after 15 years at Muna Parra, bringing together riders of all ages for a day of progression, community, and high-energy BMX action.
The Fremantle Skatepark Competition delivered non-stop action, progression, and community vibes, with riders of all levels showing skill, courage, and style across BMX and scooter divisions.
Midvale Skatepark came alive as riders across BMX, scooter and skateboard delivered an action-packed day of progression, heavy hits and unforgettable moments. From early crashes to standout performances, the competition showcased the strength and spirit of the WA action sports community.
Freestyle Now returned to Bremer Bay for its sixth consecutive year of skatepark coaching and competition, celebrating rider progression, community spirit, and action sports stoke across BMX, scooter, and skateboarding.
The 18th DownUnderGround Australian BMX Flatland Championships brought beginners and pros together at Melbourne’s IMAX spot. Rain, planter boxes, and epic tricks didn’t stop the stoke, with riders pushing limits and the crowd loving every moment.
Freestyle Now delivered jaw-dropping BMX stunt shows at the 2024 Groundswell Festival. Shaun Jarvis, Luke Tooze, Sam Grace, Andrew Ahumada, and Roman Depiazzi thrilled crowds with flips, tricks, and high-energy performances.
The 2025 WA Freestyle BMX State Championships delivered heat, storms, and unreal riding. From the under 7s to over 15s, WA’s next generation of BMX talent showed serious progression and qualified for Nationals.
Freestyle Now brought BMX coaching and flatland demonstrations to a local WestCycle bike event. Shaun Jarvis and Jack Carwardine inspired riders of all levels with tricks, combinations, and big stoke—no ramps required!
The Ellenbrook Dirt Jump Competition went down in brutal summer heat, but the riding stayed red hot. From a 0.67-point BMX Intermediate battle to big wins in BMX Open and MTB Open, plus Best Whip and Best Trick side comps, this was a day of pure dirt jump stoke.