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What is a motocross racer?
A motocross racer is a person who participates in motocross races. These races often take place off-road, using motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles.
What does it take to become a barrel racer from pretty much nothing?
lots of practice, time , and money
How much education does it take to become a professional business economist?
To become a professional business economist requires graduate training.
How can you become a horse racer?
well if you want to be a horse racer you need to take lessons and train every single day but if you enterted and didnt win its not your falt it will be because maybe the horse just wasnt ready not you the horse
What does it take to become a professional ballerina?
hard work. and practice
Where do motocross competition usually take place?
any where
Do motocross racers take vacations?
They take many vacations. Trust me, I race.
Can a graduate become an accountant?
Yes, but will need to take the professional examinations.
Where can one take a course to become a search engine marketing professional?
There are many places where one can take a course to become a marketing professional in that area. One can take courses at places such as PSU and Berkley located in the state of California.
How long does it take to become a professional dancer?
take dance classes and practice on your free time :)
Do you have to go to school to become a professional motocross racer?
Not necessarily. Most motocross riders start out pretty young, even in their elementary years. I always believed that STARTING YOUNG IN A HIGHLY-DANGEROUS COMPETITIVE SPORT such as motocross is good. At a young age, you are more able to experience MORE falls, MORE mistakes, MORE side, front and rear collisions with your rivals and peers. THESE MAKE YOU PREPARED, TOUGHER and give you AN INTERNAL SENSE OF WHAT IS GOING ON AROUND YOU AT HIGH SPEED. You are then learning, at a very early age, to PROJECT and COMPUTE the speeds you need to attain to FIT YOUR BIKE ON YOUR BEAD (a "bead" is your practiced route around the track, which you intend to take and finish at the shortest time possible- it is also the route you know best, where your skills are just right for the challenge of the track). "Fitting your bike on your bead" means riding your own way through the track at very high speed WHILE OTHER PEOPLE ARE BUSY CROSSING YOUR PATH and flying above your head, FOLLOWING THEIR BEADS. You also gain REFLEXES- the automatic body reactions to situations that occur at high speed, such as another rider crossing your front end at a very tight turn. Using the proper brake (front, rear, or both) depends pretty much on the angle of your front wheel, your body position on the bike- AND APPLYING THIS IN AN INSTANT can save lives, starting with yours. You don't need a college degree to learn these: you need hundreds of hours of practice on a track and other places such as bike trails in the big outdoors. That being said, MOST YOUNG MOTOCROSS RIDERS NEVER MAKE IT TO COLLEGE because they are picked by talent scouts to ride for companies that have investments in motorcycle racing and motocross racing accessories. But GET INTO MOTOCROSS AS A SPORT and don't forget that a college degree is much worth sweating MORE for. When you get too old to compete in races, a college degree, a business, a job- or all of these, will always be a better chance your future will be bright. THEN YOU CAN BUY A REALLY GOOD MOTOCROSS BIKE TO RIDE ON WEEKENDS AWAY FROM YOUR JOB.
How many years does it take to become a professional figure skater?
7 years
