Athlete Development
Gate starts, sprint mechanics, race craft and season planning — structured coaching that turns raw speed into repeatable results.
BMX industry leader, athlete-development specialist, fitness professional, event producer and entrepreneur — building opportunities for athletes, brands and communities through sport, fitness and strategic partnerships.
Riders, parents, brands, venues, sponsors, media. RWU works the entire chain of the sport — then turns it into opportunity for the people inside it.
RWU develops athletes, produces events, and builds the partnerships that pay for both — so the sport funds the people who ride it.
The work sits in five lanes that feed each other: athlete development, fitness and performance, event production, brand partnership, and community programming. A rider comes through the gate. A program keeps them there. A partner underwrites it. An event gives them a stage. And the next kid sees a path that actually goes somewhere.
That system is now being built into permanent infrastructure — a BMX Club & Training Academy designed to take riders from first pedal stroke to national and Olympic-level competition, with the strength, media and business training that modern athletes need to stay in the sport.
Every lane is a business. Together they make a pathway a rider can actually live on.
Gate starts, sprint mechanics, race craft and season planning — structured coaching that turns raw speed into repeatable results.
Strength, power and durability programming built for explosive sport — plus the recovery habits that keep riders on the bike.
Race days, clinics, exhibitions and activations — run end to end, from track build and officials to sponsors, staging and content.
Sponsorship that works both directions: real athlete stories, real distribution, real product in the hands of the audience it was built for.
Structured activity for families who want their kids off the couch and on a track — with coaching, safety and a team to belong to.
Hydration deal secured for the BMX league and the team — with the athletes carried on the packaging, not just the logo. Drag the cartons. Pick a lane.






A hydration partnership covering the league and the team — product in riders' hands at the track, not a banner at the fence.
Olympic-level BMX athletes carried on the packaging, turning every carton into a piece of athlete media.
Access to a governed race calendar, a coached roster, families in the stands, and content produced on site all season.
Apparel, nutrition, bikes and components, recovery tech, and financial partners for the Academy build.
Permanent home for the program: track, gym, classroom, studio and event plaza on one site — so development doesn't stop when the weather turns.
Investors, foundations and civic partners: the brief covers site strategy, revenue model, athlete pipeline, and the sponsorship stack already in motion.
Different people need different things from the same machine. Choose the door that fits you.
For families looking for something better than screen time: coaching with a curriculum, a team to belong to, and a clear path from first race to national competition.
Product in athletes' hands, stories on the packaging, content shot on site — partnerships built to be seen and measured, not filed away.
For operators and creators who want the playbook: how a niche sport becomes a league, a team, a product deal and a facility.
Parks departments, land owners and civic partners: a track and academy brings weekend traffic, youth programming and regional events to a site.
The rider pathway, in five gates. Drag the rail sideways.
First clinic, first gate start. Fundamentals, safety, equipment fit — and finding out whether the sport grabs them.
Structured coaching blocks, sprint and strength work, video review. Habits get built here, not results.
Local and regional race calendar with a real team around them. Race craft, pressure, recovery, consistency.
National-level programming, media training and personal brand work — athletes learn to carry a partner, not just wear one.
Sponsorship, team contracts, elite competition — and the door back in as a coach, producer or partner.
BMX industry leader, athlete-development specialist, fitness professional, event producer and entrepreneur — the operator behind RWU.
Curtis “Action” Jackson develops athletes, produces events, and builds the partnerships that pay for both — so the sport funds the people who ride it.
He works the entire chain of the sport — riders, parents, brands, venues, sponsors and media — then turns it into opportunity for the people inside it.
RWU's team roster spans development riders to national competition, backed by the coaching, fitness and media support modern riders need.
Team announcements, rider profiles and results are being finalised. Riders and families interested in joining the team can reach out through the contact form below.
Training, coaching and career pathways for individual riders chasing national, professional and Olympic-level goals.
Athlete programming, training pathways and support services are being finalised. Riders and families interested in the athlete development program can reach out through the contact form below.
Riders, parents, brands, venues, investors — say which lane you're in and what you're trying to build.
Every enquiry lands in the same inbox and gets read by Curtis. Investor and partnership requests get the brief attached.
A permanent facility built around a proven athlete pathway: all-weather track, strength lab, classrooms, media studio and an event plaza that earns on weekends.