Aug

Goodbye to Loretta Lynn's 2011

What a week it has been at Loretta Lynn's. 34 classes, each with 42 riders, a unique track that eliminates any home-field advantage, and the constant battle to win the championship- all in six grueling days. Hundreds of determined motocross racers gave it their all in the hopes of winning the coveted number one plate at the 2011 Red Bull AMA National Motocross Championship.

Coach Seiji online clients #36 Landon Currier, #23 Jamison Duclos, and Coach Seiji personal training client #14 Bryce Dozier each achieved personal goals and successfully completed the prestigious week in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

Extreme Rockstar Energy/ Suzuki rider Currier finished the week with the following scores in the 250 A class: 8th in Moto 1, 19th in Moto 2, and 6th in Moto 3, earning an overall 9th place class finish. His scores in the 450A race were: 10th in Moto 1, 3rd in Moto 2, and 6th in Moto 3, earning him a 6th place class finish.

Aug

Loretta Lynn Motocross National Off To A Great Start

Gates dropped early Tuesday morning for the first race of the 30th Annual Red Bull AMA Amateur Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

Riders, family and industry professionals all gathered to watch thousands of the world’s best amateur motocross racers compete in what is considered to be the most important amateur race of the season. Among the competitors were Coach Seiji online clients Landon Currier, #36, Jamison Duclos, #23 and Coach Seiji personal training client Bryce Dozier, #14.

Jul

Currier Finishes With Top Scores at Ponca City!

The 36th Annual Ponca City Grand National is drawing to a close and Coachseiji.com online coaching client #36 Landon Currier has had a successful week of competition.

Currier, a proud member of the powerful Rockstar Energy Suzuki Amateur Team, battled the tough racing conditions in Oklahoma: an extremely hot climate and a dry, difficult track with almost no lines.

His practice and training in Texas these past couple of weeks has paid off, helping him to earn top spots in almost all of his Pro classes. After excelling at the first motos, Currier continued the tradition by running up front in the second Pro Class motos: