XMas Countdown: Day 30+2
Friday, November 23, 2012 | 9:00 AM
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PrintWelcome to the Racer X 30+2 Days of Xmas, presented by O'Neal. For the next 32 days we’ll not only be counting down the days to our favorite holiday of the year, but also some of the best Christmas presents for that motocross freak in your family, and that includes you. So sit back with a glass of eggnog, throw a few chestnuts on the fire and enjoy the next 30+2 Days.
KTM Checkered L/S Shirt / Made from a tough cotton fabric that is treated for a soft finish. 100% cotton.
3PW136312-6 (S-XXL)
MSRP $60
Available now from your local KTM Dealer HERE.
View the complete KTM Powerwear line HERE.
Indo Board Original Training Package
Price: $174.95 to 184.95
Used by top professional and amateur athletes in all sports, the Indo Board Original Training Package is a portable, training system that enables the rider to have fun while improving core strength, balance, stability and coordination. The Original Training Package includes a 30" X 18" oval deck, a 6.5" diameter roller and a 14" diameter polyvinyl IndoFLO cushion. Either the roller or the cushion can be used under the deck making the Original Training Package adaptable to any skill level or any age of rider from 3 to 93.
The Indo Board Original Training Package can be purchased at www.indoboard.com or click HERE for direct link to product.
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From a training viewpoint, do yourself a favor and get an indo board. So many uses for this device its hard to list. Check out the article I posted on Virtual Trainer. http://www.racerxvt.com/article/surfing-and-motocross-the-indo-board-balance-trainer
Skateshops carried these circa 1996, and were commonly made fun of since then. They're just a marketing ploy and are nothing like skateboarding, and do nothing for the type of balance needed for skating. It's a big marketing joke so don't be fooled by Canard or anyone, these things don't appy to any sport the same way tightrope walking doesn't apply to anything.