BACK BONE ZONE PODCAST
Join Backbone BMX owner Tyson Jones-Peni on our very own BMX podcast.
I am attempting to delve deeper into topics that may not typically be addressed in regular BMX podcasts. There are so many things that I think about that relates to the world of BMX, that might not be about BMX directly.
By bringing you regular solo podcast episodes and thinking through them on the fly, I can begin to explore topics that might otherwise be overlooked.
With an emphasis on Australian BMX content, I will always try to dive deeper into the awesome world of BMX.
I hope you enjoy the podcast.
- Tyson
Strength & Conditioning Coach Emma Finnegan drops knowledge on how to ride BMX better for longer.
Clint Reynolds talks trails, DIY bowl building, Credence/S&M Bikes and living the BMX life his way.
Ross D. Lavender discusses Australian BMX history
Seeing Ross D. Lavender's commitment to making sure Australian BMX history is documented was nothing short of amazing.
Josh Cernotta bought a property to fill it with BMX trails and the best jam ever
Logan Martin on progression, pressure and motivation to stay at the top of Freestyle BMX.
In the latest episode of the Back Bone Zone, I got to sit down with legendary BMXer Logan Martin.
Logan Martin is arguably the most successful competitive freestyle BMX rider of this generation, if not of all time.
What I learned about BMX from training Muay Thai
I take on the challenge of speaking with someone completely out of BMX, by speaking with an expert in their field - Kieran Walsh.
Kieran is the owner of one of Australia's most prestigious Muay Thai gyms, Muay U, and their head coach. Through going to Kieran's gym, I have learnt a lot about the positive aspects of a very similar sport/culture/lifestyle to BMX.
Incredible new research linking BMX trail building and higher creativity
A moving story and the purpose of Backbone (why did you move to QLD?). Episode 54
Remy Morton behind the scenes on his X Games Real MTB part and the impact of BMX on his riding
Dave Paterson explores new ideas while designing BMX bike parts
I had to have Dave on again. Dave Paterson, We Make Things' (the parent company of Wethepeople, eclat, Radio Bikes and many other brands) BMX product manager.
I needed to take a deep dive into BMX geometry, the 22 inch BMX, part creation and more.
Steve Crandall is mastering the art of fun with BMX.
Steve Crandall is one of the driving forces behind how BMX has looked for the past 30 years. Founder of FBM Bikes, one of the most influential BMX brands from the mid 90s through to 2020 and now moved onto Radshare, a non profit that helps share the stoke of BMX.
