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Welcome to SteffyMX
SteffyMX started in 1991 while I was racing SX and Outdoor Nationals across the U.S. and Canada. It was great
working with the riders but I was still trying to focus on my racing and family.
I learned a lot from some of the best riders and coach's in the motocross industry, Jim Pomeroy and Gary Bailey. I
listened to my Dad, who was hard on me but pushed me and helped with my desire to win. Motocross is a sport that is
very unique, as it really depends a lot on the rider much more then the equipment. You don't have to have the fastest or
the newest bike to be competitive. What you must have, is the desire to learn and the desire to get better.
I took the end of the 90 off from doing motocross schools and started to focus on my family. I started to coach my son's
Baseball teams then Soccer teams. This team coaching was a lot of fun. I learned a lot about coaching and how to help
make better players. The really interesting thing I found was that it really didn't matter what I was coaching, the coaching
was the same. Learn the fundamentals, get really good at the fundamentals and you had a successful season. This is
no different then what I teach in my motocross schools. The better you are at the fundamentals of motocross, the more
races you win and the more championships you collect.
Quotes:
" You can practice every day and get really good at doing it wrong!"
"Practice doesn't make perfect! Perfect practice makes perfect".
SteffyMX started in 1991 while I was racing SX and Outdoor Nationals across the U.S. and Canada. It was great
working with the riders but I was still trying to focus on my racing and family.
I learned a lot from some of the best riders and coach's in the motocross industry, Jim Pomeroy and Gary Bailey. I
listened to my Dad, who was hard on me but pushed me and helped with my desire to win. Motocross is a sport that is
very unique, as it really depends a lot on the rider much more then the equipment. You don't have to have the fastest or
the newest bike to be competitive. What you must have, is the desire to learn and the desire to get better.
I took the end of the 90 off from doing motocross schools and started to focus on my family. I started to coach my son's
Baseball teams then Soccer teams. This team coaching was a lot of fun. I learned a lot about coaching and how to help
make better players. The really interesting thing I found was that it really didn't matter what I was coaching, the coaching
was the same. Learn the fundamentals, get really good at the fundamentals and you had a successful season. This is
no different then what I teach in my motocross schools. The better you are at the fundamentals of motocross, the more
races you win and the more championships you collect.
Quotes:
" You can practice every day and get really good at doing it wrong!"
"Practice doesn't make perfect! Perfect practice makes perfect".
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