Freestyle Now was thrilled to visit Fremantle Primary School for an exciting BMX school presentation, proudly supported by the Department of Transport. The event was part of our ongoing commitment to school engagement, inspiring students through action sports while promoting safety, active lifestyles, and the message of riding to school and the adventures you can have along the way.
Luke Tooze flipping over Freestyle Now co-founder and owner, Shaun Jarvis. Something that comes naturally to the two after years of practice. For more photos from this event, head to our facebook album here.
During the presentation, we took the opportunity to highlight the importance of wearing helmets to keep safe while riding. Our BMX show, featuring riders Shaun Jarvis, Luke Tooze, and Oskar Thomas, captivated the students with thrilling tricks and stunts. A standout moment was Luke Tooze landing a backflip over Mr. Burg, one of the teachers, which had everyone buzzing with excitement.
Following the presentation, we hosted coaching sessions for BMX, skateboard, and scooter riders, giving eager students hands-on experience and expert guidance to develop their skills in a safe, supportive environment.
This combination of BMX stunt show and active coaching highlights Freestyle Now’s dedication to fostering confidence, coordination, and a passion for riding among young people. We thank Fremantle Primary School and the Department of Transport for the opportunity to engage with the community and share the excitement of BMX and action sports.
Stay tuned for more school presentations and BMX stunt shows as we continue to inspire and educate across Australia!
Clockwise from top left – Oskar Thomas with an impressive no foot can-can. – Luke Tooze and Oskar hi-five mid air. – Shaun Jarvis repping old school with some awesome flatland skills. – Mr Berg puts himself on the line and trusts Luke to flip over him. For more photos from this event, head to our facebook album here.
We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation. Head to rightbyyou.org.au if you need to help a friend or yourself today.
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