00:16quindi è stato scurito, e è stato un po' di più.
00:19E' stato un po' di più, quindi è stato un po' di più.
00:22Ma è stato un po' di più, ma è stato molto scurito.
00:25My name is Jackson Goldstone, I'm from Squamish, and I ride mountain bikes and dirt jumpers.
00:31What got me into the sport was watching Danny McCaskill videos when I was really young.
00:59I was about four years old, jumping off this little rock on my run bike.
01:12I've been riding since I was like two, which is a long time.
01:20If my mom has never seen me ride before, and I just went out and did a 15 foot jump, she'd
01:24be like peeing her pants right now, and she would be like, she wouldn't look.
01:27Since she's watched me do all this stuff for so long, she's actually pretty good.
01:31And my dad just found no way to do anything.
01:37In the winter, it's very cold and you can't really ride your downhill bike that much.
01:40So in this winter, I usually like dirt jumping more because it's just kind of what I do and
01:45it's more fun at that time.
01:46But in the summer, everything switches because you can ride downhill bikes all the time.
01:50It's about 60% physical and 40% mental.
01:59The mental part, you know, you have to make sure you remember all your lines.
02:02The physical part is making sure you keep pushing at the end and not getting tired by the end of the time.
02:07What I do for training is two to three times a week, I go to CrossFit and then I try to ride my bike as much as I can with a whole bunch of friends.
02:26CrossFit, we have this group that we go with.
02:34One of the biggest achievements in my life was probably winning the Rookies World Championships in Austria.
02:39Pretty much it's called the World Championships for kids.
02:41So it's only kids 16 and under.
02:43My advice to younger kids or anyone that wants to start riding or is new to biking would just stay on your bike and keep it fun.
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