BMX is a cycle sport performed on BMX bikes, either in competitive racing or freestyle competitions. The thrill of the sport comes from doing cool stunts with the bicycle and racing at high speeds against other riders. BMX also stands for Bicycle Motocross.

BMX is split into competitions, racing and freestyle. For racing, the rider who finishes at the finish line wins. The rider with the best freestyle performance also wins.

Riders compete for themselves individually.

These are the equipments needed for BMX:

• a BMX Bike to ride in the race or freestyle
• a full-face helmet to protect your self from injury and stopping any debris from blinding you
• knee/shin pads, elbow pads, and gloves as additional protection for the rider.

Garrett first started with BMX freestyling at the age of 12 years old performing different skills at a local park. He would compete and win his first competition later that year as well. In 2007, Garrett competed in his first X Games placing 4th in the whole tournament. He would later go on to win 14 gold medals, 2 silvers, and 1 bronze. His most recent gold came in 2021.