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Joe Byrd Quad Riding School Caleb Moore Benefit
ATV Motocross Riding School & Auction to Benefit Caleb Moore's Family
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Caleb Moore Benefit |
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4x Winter X Games Medalist, ATV Racer & Freestyle Rider Caleb Moore |
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Dade City, FL (3/4/2013) – On Sunday March 3rd several top pro ATV motocross racers joined together to teach at the Joe Byrd Quad Riding School Caleb Moore Benefit to help the Moore Family in their time of need.
The event was held at Dade City MX in Dade City, Florida. Multi-time Pro ATV Champion Joe Byrd, Josh Upperman, 2012 NEATV-MX Pro & Pro-Am Champion Josh Creamer, 2012 AMA Pro ATV MX Rookie of the Year Mark Madl, 2012 AMA ATV MX Schoolboy Sr. (14-17) Champion Cam Covil, and 2011 AMA Pro ATV MX Champion John Natalie joined together to make the event a success.
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ATV & Snowmobile freestyle legend Caleb Moore passed away on January 31, 2013 from complications while competing in Snowmobile Freestyle at the 2013 Winter X Games in Aspen, CO. Moore will be forever missed & will always remain in our hearts |
The Joe Byrd Quad Riding School Caleb Moore benefit was open to riders and spectators alike. Riders had the opportunity to learn from the best in the sport while spectators had the chance to bid on auction items that benefited the Moore Family. 110% of the proceeds went through 88 Live to Ride to help Caleb’s family.
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Over a dozen ATV racers Multi-time Pro ATV Champion Joe Byrd, Josh Upperman, 2012 NEATV-MX Pro & Pro-Am Champion Josh Creamer, 2012 AMA Pro ATV MX Rookie of the Year Mark Madl, 2012 AMA ATV MX Schoolboy Sr. (14-17) Champion Cam Covil, and 2011 AMA Pro ATV MX Champion John Natalie at the Joe Byrd Quad Riding School Caleb Moore Benefit at Dade City, Florida |
The students started out their school with proper stretching and prepping before getting on their quads. The riders then broken into the four separate groups and went to different stations to learn from the pros. The riding school featured four riding stations; each station taught a different skill set and the groups of students rotated between each.
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Instructors first taught proper stretching techniques and importance of stretching for arms and legs before the students began riding to help reduce muscle injuries |
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