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can't wait to get to work on my quad. I want to get it finished and rebuilt.

and safe thanksgiving. I hope you enjoy your Turkey day.

powdercoating and cleaning. I can't wait to see it finished!

14th in my class. Now it is time to tear down my quad and get everything ready for next season. It will be here soon. Thanks for all the support.

VXCS this weekend in Dillwynn, Virginia. I am gonna try the full season with them next year. I will let you know how it turns out.

Well, I'm not going to make the Ironman. We just got a new house and that comes first. Looks like I will be going to a VXCS race November 15th.

Ironman GNCC. Leaving for Indiana on Wednesday!

Working on sponsors for next season......

amazing to be out racing again.

to leave tomorrow for the Yadkin Valley Stomp GNCC!

Q&A - Personal

Why do you like this sport?

I like Cross Country racing because it is most like the riding that I did when I was young. Now I have a chance to compete in what I used to do for fun. It is the best of both worlds.

Why do you compete?

I like competition. It brings out the best and worst in all of us. I like nothing more that to push hard and win out over the competition. No matter what at the end of the day. I just like the drive and determination that it instills in me.

Describe your style...

I would say that my style is methodical. When I am racing and in everyday life I keep my head on a swivel. I try to stay mistake free. I believe that smooth is fast.

Do you train? What does your schedule look like?

I am a Marine. I have to stay in shape. I try to work out 3 days a week. I don't get to ride as much as I would like, but I do my best to stay prepared for the competition.

Employment / Experience Summary

I have worked in a lot of fields. I worked in a machine shop in East Texas after High School. I went to college and earned an Associates in Industrial Instrumentation Technology. I worked for Honeywell as a Service Specialist in a paper mill in West Monroe, Louisiana. I am now a United States Marine and a F/A-18 engine mechanic. I do all my own mechanic work. I love to get my hands dirty. I guess I am a Jack of all trades and a Master of none.