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31. All the top girl Pros were there and they were fast!-it was so fun to try and keep up with them

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VU6zZYvqQE8
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2025-12-27
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In this clip of The Pump Track Chat Podcast, Brandon Hetrick shares that he had a blast trying to keep up with the girls at the Red Bull Pump Track World Championship. 

Hear the full conversation at https://youtu.be/6W4qgR5tTQw?si=Fl8RffWXZjd6u7OG

Girls and Women can ride a pump track?

Absolutely — pump tracks are for everyone, and women and girls are already a huge part of the scene.
You see it at every level: little kids on balance bikes, teens finding their confidence, moms riding with their kids, and elite women racing at the UCI Pump Track World Championships. The sport doesn’t require upper‑body strength or big jumps — it’s all about rhythm, balance, and flow, which makes it incredibly welcoming.
What I love about pump tracks is how naturally they create mixed‑age, mixed‑skill, mixed‑gender spaces. Nobody has to “qualify” to be there. You just roll in, find your line, and have fun.

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after all the top girl pros were there and it was so fun to try to keep up with
and it was so fun to try to keep up with them.
them. >> Oh, I wouldn't even No, they Yeah. Nope.
>> Oh, I wouldn't even No, they Yeah. Nope. Like mad respect, but it was cool
Like mad respect, but it was cool because I became kind of a like an old
because I became kind of a like an old Powderpuff fan through Kathy Hannah and
Powderpuff fan through Kathy Hannah and and a few other people and then I saw
and a few other people and then I saw this bike and I was like, "No, I'm not
this bike and I was like, "No, I'm not looking." I'm like, I am looking at what
looking." I'm like, I am looking at what I'm sick.

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