He trains some of the fastest motocross riders in Utah—this is what actually makes them faster. Pro racer turned elite coach Skyler Adams breaks down the real training, mindset, and journey behind it all. In this episode of The Holeshot Hustle, we sit down with Skyler Adams, pro motocross racer and founder of Next Level MX Training, to talk about what it really takes to improve on the bike. Skyler shares his motocross journey—from growing up racing with his family to chasing the dream at the highest level—and the lessons he’s learned along the way. From long road trips with his dad to racing at major events, it’s a story built on hard work, sacrifice, and passion for the sport. We also dive deep into real-world training—the same techniques Skyler uses to develop some of the fastest young riders in the RMX 85 class. He explains how riders can fix bad habits, improve technique, and gain speed with simple, effective changes. 🔥 In this episode: What actually makes a rider faster The difference between average and elite riders How to fix common riding mistakes Training strategies for young motocross racers The mindset needed to improve and compete Skyler’s approach is simple: there are no shortcuts—just smart training, consistency, and putting in the work. 📲 Follow Skyler Adams @skyleradams462 / Next Level MX Training @next_level_mxtraining Reach out for coaching and training opportunities 🎙️ About The Holeshot Hustle Real motocross stories, training insights, and behind-the-scenes conversations from riders and families living the grind. 👍 Like • Comment • Subscribe If you’re serious about motocross, this is where you learn, get inspired, and level up.

Bryce & Daryl Owen | Paroworx Offroad Park Motocross tracks across America are disappearing — and riders everywhere are feeling the impact. In Episode 14 of The Holeshot Hustle, Logan and Joe sit down with Bryce and Daryl Owen, the family behind Paroworx Offroad Park in Iron County, Utah. What started as a dream to build a safe, family-focused place to ride has turned into a years-long battle involving road access disputes, local opposition, legal challenges, and the harsh realities of keeping motocross alive at the grassroots level. With multiple tracks already lost in Southern Utah and more closures happening nationwide, this conversation dives deep into the struggles independent track owners face — from insurance pressures and lawsuits to politics and community resistance. But this episode isn’t just about obstacles… it’s about passion, perseverance, and a motocross family refusing to give up on the future of riding. 🔥 In this episode, we discuss: Why motocross tracks are shutting down across the country The fight to build Paroworx Offroad Park in Iron County Behind-the-scenes challenges track owners rarely talk about How limited riding access is affecting youth racers What the off-road community can do to protect the sport If you love motocross, off-road riding, or supporting grassroots racing, this is a conversation you need to hear. 👇 Join the Hustle Fam and be part of the movement to keep riding alive. 🎙 Follow The Holeshot Hustle Subscribe for weekly motocross stories, interviews, and industry conversations Instagram: [add link] Facebook: [add link] TikTok: [add link] 🏁 Learn more about Paroworx Offroad Park Facebook Group: Paroworx Offroad Park Location: Parowan, Utah 💬 Drop a comment: Have you lost a local track near you? Where do you ride now?

In this episode of The Holeshot Hustle, host Logan Mower and co-host Joe Mower sit down with elite youth motocross racer Jax McCarthy and his mom Shannon McCarthy for an inside look at what it really takes to chase motocross dreams at the highest level. Hailing from Maple Valley, Washington, Jax has been grinding nonstop—training full-time at Oakhill Training Facility in Texas, racing national events across the country, and recently landing three podium finishes at Thanksgiving MX in Mesquite, Nevada. With the AZ Open ahead and a big transition coming as Jax moves from the 85s and Supermini to the 125, the pressure—and excitement—has never been higher. Shannon joins the show as The Holeshot Hustle’s first-ever Moto Mom, sharing the behind-the-scenes reality of life on the road, remote work as part-owner of McCarthy Custom Homes, and what it takes to support a young racer chasing national-level goals. This episode dives into: Life training at Oakhill Preparing for the jump to the 125 class The mental and physical demands of elite youth racing The sacrifices families make to chase motocross dreams Moto Mom life on the road Whether you’re a racer, parent, or motocross fan, this episode delivers real talk, real experience, and real inspiration. 🏁 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with the Hustle Fam!