Meet Your Instructor

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Meet Brayden Lessler – Program Director & Head Coach

Our program is led by Brayden Lessler, an active professional motocross racer with over 15 years of racing experience. Brayden has proven himself at the highest levels of the sport, achieving multiple top-20 results in professional motocross events and securing top-5 finishes at prestigious amateur races like Loretta Lynn’s. His wealth of experience, combined with a passion for developing the next generation of riders, makes him a highly sought-after coach and mentor.

Throughout his career, Brayden has worked with some of the sport’s most renowned trainers, including Ryan (Ryno) Hughes, Yannig Kervella, and Mike Sleeter. These experiences have shaped his approach to coaching, blending cutting-edge techniques with the timeless principles that have made him successful as both a racer and a coach.

Brayden is a true student of the sport, constantly seeking out new ways to push the limits of riding technique, safety, and performance. He’s dedicated to not only making his athletes faster, but smarter and safer on the track. His coaching philosophy revolves around instilling strong fundamentals, developing mental toughness, and teaching riders how to think critically about their riding and racing.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced racer, Brayden’s expertise will help you unlock your full potential. His ability to break down complex techniques and make them accessible to riders of all levels is a cornerstone of our program. With Brayden Lessler leading the way, you’ll receive the highest level of coaching and support, designed to help you ride safer, ride smarter, and, most importantly, ride faster.