| Los Angeles, Ca. |
| JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT |
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Our Mission
The mission of Major Motion
Junior Development is to expose
junior boys and girls from ages 10
- 18 to the best possible
opportunities to participate and be
competitive in the sport of bicycle
racing.
We realize that kids in these age
groups are the future of American
sports and by exposing them to
cycling, we increase the talent
pool in the sport of cycling.
It is our desire to continue the
development of these athletes to
the highest level of the sport and to
establish at an early age a lifestyle
that includes fitness and
discipline. Along with racing, we
encourage our athletes to pursue
their education as diligently as
they do their sport, with a strong
focus on college.
Contact Us
David Pulliam
dpulliam39@yahoo.com
www.majormotion.org
The mission of Major Motion
Junior Development is to expose
junior boys and girls from ages 10
- 18 to the best possible
opportunities to participate and be
competitive in the sport of bicycle
racing.
We realize that kids in these age
groups are the future of American
sports and by exposing them to
cycling, we increase the talent
pool in the sport of cycling.
It is our desire to continue the
development of these athletes to
the highest level of the sport and to
establish at an early age a lifestyle
that includes fitness and
discipline. Along with racing, we
encourage our athletes to pursue
their education as diligently as
they do their sport, with a strong
focus on college.
Contact Us
David Pulliam
dpulliam39@yahoo.com
www.majormotion.org
The Major Motion Junior Development Team started out as a simple
desire to introduce youths to cycling from the grass roots level.
Decades later it has grown into a nationally recognized program that
in 2006 alone produced; 3 State Criterium Champions, 2 State
Road Race Champions, 1 State Track Champion, 1 State
Cyclocross Champion, 1 National Criterium Champion, 1 National
Time Trail Champion and 1 National Road Race Champion.
desire to introduce youths to cycling from the grass roots level.
Decades later it has grown into a nationally recognized program that
in 2006 alone produced; 3 State Criterium Champions, 2 State
Road Race Champions, 1 State Track Champion, 1 State
Cyclocross Champion, 1 National Criterium Champion, 1 National
Time Trail Champion and 1 National Road Race Champion.
What We Do
- Organize beginner training rides to provide an opportunity to
ride and train with teammates
- Organize track training at the local velodromes, which teach
basic skills of cycling and bicycle racing
- Demonstrate training drills to improve bike handling skills
- Introduction to racing strategies and team tactics
- Organize beginner training rides to provide an opportunity to
ride and train with teammates
- Organize track training at the local velodromes, which teach
basic skills of cycling and bicycle racing
- Demonstrate training drills to improve bike handling skills
- Introduction to racing strategies and team tactics
| 15 Year old Corey Williams on his way to winning the men's Cat 4 race at the 2008 Manhattan Beach Grand Prix |