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I wear a custom-made, bullet-proof bodysuit now to protect my organs," Deegan, 31, of Temecula, said recently while practicing for this week's X Games, which will be held Thursday through Sunday at Staples Center and the Home Depot Center. "I'm the only one who has one, but I don't have much room left to risk any more injuries."Freestyle motocross, FMX, is rooted in motocross racing. Dominant motocross rider Jeremy McGrath would close his convincing victories by flying over final-lap jumps and performing freestyle tricks in mid-air.In 1999, FMX became a stand-alone sport at the X Games, where it is known as moto X freestyle. Riders are afforded routines of 90 seconds to complete a course of ramps of varying heights, lengths and angles, performing tricks in flight as they are judged by a panel that determines a final score.Since the sport's inception, the athletes have continued to produce more daring innovations, launching themselves in the air as high as 40 feet to turn backflips and perform other maneuvers such as the "Superman" seat grab, the "Lazy Boy" and the "Stripper."
Travis Pastrana, freestyle jumping's biggest star, has been practicing a never-before-done-in-competition double backflip at his home training facility in Maryland, and he promises something special for these X Games."The fans love to watch us push the limit, and it's been like that since Evel Knievel was around, selling out stadiums for his jumps," Pastrana said. "The fear of you not making it is what scares people, and it's why they buy the tickets. Our sport is about progress. Thinking about some trick that might work, working out the kinks, and then nailing it. It's like being an inventor. And when you see your invention works, there's nothing like it in the world."Thanks to the millions of dollars Deegan has gained as a record 10-time X Games motocross medalist, from personal appearance and demonstration fees and his position as chief executive of a motocross apparel firm, he, along with Pastrana and their leading peers, is afforded the luxury of practicing his most daring new tricks over soft, homemade crash pits filled with foam cushions.
Not every rider is so fortunate, however, and as interest in the risky sport rises from the grass-roots level of everyday motocross riding, some freestyle jumpers and motocross safety advocates contend that there should be more attention to safety."It's not a matter of if you're going to fall," said Chris Ackerman, a former rider who is paralyzed and on a ventilator as a result of a crash while practicing jumps with Deegan and other pros in 2003. "It's a matter of when, and how hard. Ackerman, 25, is a consultant for Deegan's apparel firm, Metal Mulisha. He and the others were being filmed in the Dumont Dunes section of the Mojave Desert for a television special and photographed for a magazine series about the 10 best freestyle jumping desert spots when Ackerman, a recreational jumper, crashed into an unseen 40-foot-deep sand canyon. He snapped a vertebra near the top of his spinal column and was left to gasp for life for 90 minutes until emergency help arrived."Brian did CPR on me, all the guys did," Ackerman said.
"Because I couldn't breathe, they had to give me mouth to mouth, and intubate me with a Sharpie marker and a film canister. It was pretty gnarly. They used a ventilation hose from a gas tank to drain my lung fluid. I couldn't breathe whatsoever. A filmer who saved me luckily had been through forestry survival training. The others said they did what they did from watching 'ER.' "Now only capable of shrugging his shoulders, Ackerman resides in his Wildomar home and said the safety void in freestyle jumping requires immediate attention.Since 2004, the San Bernardino County coroner has reported at least four deaths of motorcycle riders killed while "jumping" at desert locations. It was not known if the jumps were tricks frequently performed in FMX competitions, but each of the four victims was either wearing a helmet or full protective gear, according to the coroner. One man died after smashing onto the ground on a 115-foot-long jump, and a teenage boy was killed in June 2005 jumping off a sand dune in Baker.