Get ready for one of our most inspiring episodes yet! In Episode 12 of The Holeshot Hustle, 13-year-old host Logan Mower and co-host Joe Mower sit down with Ammon Pulsipher, a rising youth motocross racer from St. George, Utah. Ammon’s journey started in desert racing, riding endless miles of rough terrain before discovering his passion for motocross. With the full support of his parents – Kyle and Sadie Pulsipher – Ammon made the transition to moto, training with legends like Kyle Lewis and Greg Albertson. From competing in Daytona Amateur Supercross to grinding his way toward Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National, this episode dives deep into the discipline, mindset, and family teamwork it takes to chase greatness. 🎧 In this episode: How Ammon went from desert racing to motocross The inside story of rebuilding the Jackrabbits Off-Road Club What it’s like training with national-level moto coaches Balancing school, family, and the grind for Loretta Lynn’s The sacrifices and schedule behind a true youth motocross dream If you love youth motocross, RMX Series, Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National, or just stories of hard work and passion, you’ll love this one. 👉 Hit subscribe for more weekly episodes of The Holeshot Hustle, where we talk with local and national motocross racers, promoters, and families who live the moto life.

In Episode 11, we sit down with 9-year-old motocross phenom, Sierra Bull—our youngest guest ever and the first 65cc youth racer to join the show! Don’t let her age or soft-spoken voice fool you—Sierra is a straight-up competitive powerhouse who lines up against the fastest kids in the country and holds her own. She’s not here to be labeled as a “girl racer”—she’s here to be one of the best racers, period. 👉 In this episode, Sierra and her dad, Tron, share: How Sierra started racing at just 3 years old 🏁 Why she refuses to settle for easy wins and always chases the toughest competition Tron’s unique philosophy—focusing on technique, mindset, and health instead of lap times and trophies The fire and passion that fuels Sierra’s drive to become one of the fastest kids in motocross today Why confidence, fun, and battling with the boys make her a true mini-class menace 💥 This is one of the most inspiring episodes yet—if you love motocross, youth racing, or just stories of grit and determination, you won’t want to miss this one. ⚡️ Huge shoutout to our sponsors for making The Holeshot Hustle possible: Lake Racing MX School – Breaking down motocross training with next-level teaching and technique. 💪 Carbon Emery MX – Utah’s newest motocross series bringing the heat to the eastern side of the state! 🏆 👇 Drop a comment with your favorite part of Sierra’s story, smash that LIKE button, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode of The Holeshot Hustle! 📲 Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook: @TheHoleshotHustle

In Episode 10 of The Holeshot Hustle, Logan and Joe sit down with one of Utah’s fastest youth offroad racers, Leimomi “Lemon” Jensen, and her dad, Derek. Leimomi has been making waves in the offroad and desert racing scene, blending motocross skill with the toughness it takes to race blind, long-distance courses. We dive into her roots in moto—starting out on 50s, chasing boys around the track, and quickly earning respect with her aggressive riding style. From there, she transitioned into offroad racing, where she’s proven she can hang with the best, whether it’s National Hare and Hound events, desert races, or the GP scene. Along the way, we talk about the sacrifices her family has made to support her racing, the challenges of balancing school with traveling nearly every weekend, and how she keeps her mindset strong in the face of adversity. With big goals of conquering the Women’s B class and stepping up to the 125cc ranks, Leimomi’s determination and positivity show why she’s one of the most exciting young racers in the sport. This episode is all about grit, family, and the passion that fuels the next generation of moto. Whether you’re a rider, parent, or fan, you won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation. Shoutout to Carbon Emery MX – With epic tracks, killer race weekends, and a community that feels like family, Carbon Emery MX is where the best memories are made. Be sure to check them out and support the scene that keeps Utah moto thriving.