About this app
Sprintblock: The BMX Athlete’s Secret Weapon Train smarter, ride faster, and unlock your full potential with Sprintblock—the world’s first performance platform built specifically for BMX riders. Whether you're racing nationals or riding local tracks, Sprintblock gives you the tools to structure your training, log your progress, and improve with real data and expert guidance. Key Features: Sprint & Performance Tracking Track your reaction time, sprint speed, and intervals using your phone. No extra hardware needed. On-Bike and Gym Workout Logging Easily log both track sessions and gym workouts—designed to give you a complete picture of your training. Personalised Training Plans Get a training program tailored to your BMX goals, built by expert coaches and delivered straight to your app. Monthly Coaching Check-Ins Receive personalised feedback and support with 1:1 monthly check-ins from a world-class BMX coach. Elite BMX Education Hub Access premium content on BMX-specific training, nutrition, race prep, mindset, and recovery strategies. Community Access Join a private BMX community to connect with riders, stay motivated, and share your journey. Who It’s For: - Competitive BMX athletes - Aspiring riders chasing performance - Coaches looking to streamline programs and track progress - Parents and clubs supporting young talent Why Sprintblock? Unlike generic fitness apps, Sprintblock is purpose-built for BMX. Every feature is backed by expert knowledge of the sport, so you can ride with confidence and clarity.
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What’s New
- Updated support contact email in the app information section
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- First observed Sep 2, 2026 · 12:14 PM Free