This week Dale Holmes wraps up the final days of an action-packed 7-weeks of “BMX Pro For A Week” summer camp for kids: Unleashing the thrills of summer and shaping tomorrow’s riding stars.

The camp has proven to be a gateway to a world of BMX excitement and learning.
With an air of achievement and a whirlwind of excitement, Dale Holmes will be concluding his exceptional BMX Pro For A Week Camp, leaving an indelible mark on the young participants who’ve experienced the thrill of the BMX world firsthand. This camp was more than just an adventure; it was a transformation of body, mind, and character.

Over the course of the program, young riders were guided under careful supervision to refine their BMX skills. Beyond the spectacular time of riding the number one race track in Southern California, the camp emphasized the health benefits of BMX, highlighting the importance of physical fitness and wellness. With Dale Holmes’ personal guidance, participants not only learned the exhilaration of riding but also discovered the joy of leading a healthier lifestyle.

Dale Holmes, an esteemed BMX veteran, didn’t just impart technical prowess. He shared invaluable life lessons that are essential for character growth. Patience, kindness, respect, honesty, and caring were ingrained in every activity, forging a generation of riders who excel not just on the track but also in life’s challenges.

The excitement didn’t stop there. The BMX Pro For A Week Camp wasn’t just about skills and character; it was also about the chance to win exciting prizes and giveaways. Throughout the camp, participants had the opportunity to showcase their progress and win coveted rewards that added an extra layer of motivation.

At the finale of each week, riders demonstrated their newfound expertise, with Dale Holmes and families cheering them on.

As this exciting chapter comes to a close, the memories made, the friendships formed, and the lessons learned will echo in the hearts and minds of these young riders for years to come.

Photo: courtesy of Mr. Brofessor