Hang it up brutha. You cant take another concussion. Just not worth the rest of your life. You had a sick run with big bro,and both are moto legends. Nothing left to prove. Respect! Chin up Jmart. You'll land on your feet within the sport.You've got a lot to offer still.
Yeah, give him a job behind the scenes. That would be a good thing, but don’t put them on a bike again. His best days are behind him unfortunately and I like the guy a lot but reality has to kick in sometime.
It’s too many hits to the head, take the time away from it and come back in a different capacity. Not everyone gets the end they want, I think he really misses being the best at something, and winning, especially at the highest level.
I'm surprised he did as well as he did at Leadville. Elevation is as killer. I lived in Leadville for 3 years and it was tough for the locales. When I dropped down to 6-8000 feet the difference was very noticeable. Dropping down to near sea level I found my self not breathing as often....just didn't need to....
I'm on the Western Slope, but My wife and I stayed in Leadville for the summer while I was working in Frisco. We stayed at those apartments they moved from the old mine just down from the Safeway. Track is fun, and the owners were super chill. The cold gets me before the altitude, moto injuries, but that place is beautiful
I started racing motocross after a bad work van auto accident made me step away from racing a 750 superbike...i figured motocross was always more important...an the slower speeds i ended up healing an getting stronger...faught thru...strength an endurance that never came back...motocross at the pro level has a abuse level ...if ur fitness isnt top shelf ur recover to push each week...road racing i was afraid my neck injury would hinder my arms timing to turn an react....if ur foggy from a shot to the head that another issue...u make ur own call ultimately u know where ur at....limit
One of the toughest guys of the sport….Give it away, for your own health CTE is a thing.Maybe the bad exit from Club is one of symptoms he should be made fully aware of.
Big fan of Jeremy... but the writings on the wall man. I myself am a former pro AMA SX/MX racer and it’s just the fact we all have to deal with that the boots go up on the shelf one day. It sucks because most of us have done our whole lives so afterwards you definitely feel lost. With his concussion history and his age he shouldn’t even be thinking about a possible come back. Move on and live a healthy life. 🙏
Love jmart he's such a nice guy if u ever get the chance to meet him definitely don't pass it up
Hang it up brutha. You cant take another concussion. Just not worth the rest of your life. You had a sick run with big bro,and both are moto legends. Nothing left to prove.
Respect! Chin up Jmart.
You'll land on your feet within the sport.You've got a lot to offer still.
Mitch Payton better call him
Yeah, give him a job behind the scenes. That would be a good thing, but don’t put them on a bike again. His best days are behind him unfortunately and I like the guy a lot but reality has to kick in sometime.
It’s too many hits to the head, take the time away from it and come back in a different capacity. Not everyone gets the end they want, I think he really misses being the best at something, and winning, especially at the highest level.
I'm surprised he did as well as he did at Leadville. Elevation is as killer. I lived in Leadville for 3 years and it was tough for the locales. When I dropped down to 6-8000 feet the difference was very noticeable. Dropping down to near sea level I found my self not breathing as often....just didn't need to....
I'm on the Western Slope, but My wife and I stayed in Leadville for the summer while I was working in Frisco. We stayed at those apartments they moved from the old mine just down from the Safeway. Track is fun, and the owners were super chill. The cold gets me before the altitude, moto injuries, but that place is beautiful
I started racing motocross after a bad work van auto accident made me step away from racing a 750 superbike...i figured motocross was always more important...an the slower speeds i ended up healing an getting stronger...faught thru...strength an endurance that never came back...motocross at the pro level has a abuse level ...if ur fitness isnt top shelf ur recover to push each week...road racing i was afraid my neck injury would hinder my arms timing to turn an react....if ur foggy from a shot to the head that another issue...u make ur own call ultimately u know where ur at....limit
Star call him
One of the toughest guys of the sport….Give it away,
for your own health CTE is a thing.Maybe the bad exit from Club is one of symptoms he should be made fully aware of.
When is the last time he raced a full season? JMART, screw Moto your well being is more important.
Big fan of Jeremy... but the writings on the wall man. I myself am a former pro AMA SX/MX racer and it’s just the fact we all have to deal with that the boots go up on the shelf one day. It sucks because most of us have done our whole lives so afterwards you definitely feel lost. With his concussion history and his age he shouldn’t even be thinking about a possible come back. Move on and live a healthy life. 🙏
not worth the risk and loosing all quality of life and getting lost in a confusing world of neurodegeneration in the late years
Just another pro bro that's going to be at Loretta s in 3 years once the pro card drops .... gotta be a x pro 25 or 30 plus class