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BMX Rider & Freestyle Champion
About Corey Wong
In 2019, Corey Wong redefined BMX physics at the X Games Minneapolis by landing the first-ever double-whip tailwhip combined with a 360-degree barspin, on a street course, not a ramp, proving that urban concrete could be as expressive as any vert bowl. His signature 'Wong Step', a delayed-footplant manual into a no-hander wheelie followed by a mid-air crank flip, emerged from late-night sessions in Long Beach parking structures, where he filmed and reverse-engineered every frame on his phone to refine timing down to the millisecond. Unlike many peers who chased viral clips, Wong prioritized trick lineage: he documented how each new move evolved from 1990s flatland fundamentals, often citing T.J. Bostic and Dave Mirra in interviews as conceptual anchors. His 2022 self-published zine 'Curb Logic' dissected how curb height, asphalt grit, and rain-slicked surfaces altered spin dynamics, data rarely captured in mainstream coverage. He doesn’t just ride terrain, he interrogates it.
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- “How did filming your own tricks on iPhone change your approach to learning new combos?”
- “What’s the most underrated flatland trick that still influences your street lines today?”
- “Why did you stop competing in UCI World Cup events after 2021?”
- “How do you adapt tricks for different curb heights without losing flow?”
