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'''Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg''' (born [[September 27]], [[1981]] in [[San Diego]], [[California]]) is a freestyle motocross rider for the Metal Mulisha. Stenberg received his nickname 'Twitch' from his [[Tourette syndrome]] , which he was diagnosed with at the age of five.<ref>Anderson, Tracy. "Nate Adams Flatspins His Way To FMX Gold." Versus. http://www.gravitygames.com/article/view/306</ref> Jeremy joined the Metal Mulisha crew at the age of sixteen. He along with |
'''Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg''' (born [[September 27]], [[1981]] in [[San Diego]], [[California]]) is a freestyle motocross rider for the Metal Mulisha. Stenberg received his nickname 'Twitch' from his [[Tourette syndrome]] , which he was diagnosed with at the age of five.<ref>Anderson, Tracy. "Nate Adams Flatspins His Way To FMX Gold." Versus. http://www.gravitygames.com/article/view/306</ref> Jeremy joined the Metal Mulisha crew at the age of sixteen. He along with Brian Deegan's help and the Metal Mulisha Family, along with his family helped push him to become one of FMX's top riders today. Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg personal life is much calmer now than when he was first noticed in motocross. Twitch has settled down with his wife Susan, and along with his daughter, Katrina. But he hasn't slowed down in FMX and keeps progressing and proving to be the top in FMX. <br /> |
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He is sponsored by Metal Mulisha, Etnies, Spy Optics, Thor, RockStar Energy Drink, Yamaha, Boost Mobile, Panasonic, Voss Motorsports, Balls Deep Boxers & Controversy.<br /> |
He is sponsored by Metal Mulisha, Etnies, Spy Optics, Thor, RockStar Energy Drink, Yamaha, Boost Mobile, Panasonic, Voss Motorsports, Balls Deep Boxers & Controversy.<br /> |
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Revision as of 21:38, 13 July 2009
Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg (born September 27, 1981 in San Diego, California) is a freestyle motocross rider for the Metal Mulisha. Stenberg received his nickname 'Twitch' from his Tourette syndrome , which he was diagnosed with at the age of five.[1] Jeremy joined the Metal Mulisha crew at the age of sixteen. He along with Brian Deegan's help and the Metal Mulisha Family, along with his family helped push him to become one of FMX's top riders today. Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg personal life is much calmer now than when he was first noticed in motocross. Twitch has settled down with his wife Susan, and along with his daughter, Katrina. But he hasn't slowed down in FMX and keeps progressing and proving to be the top in FMX.
He is sponsored by Metal Mulisha, Etnies, Spy Optics, Thor, RockStar Energy Drink, Yamaha, Boost Mobile, Panasonic, Voss Motorsports, Balls Deep Boxers & Controversy.
Jeremy 'Twitch' Stenbergs Career Accomplishments Include:
- 1998 Vans Triple Crown Champ
- 1998 Las Vegas LXD Freestyle and Step Up - 1st
- 2001 Summer X Games Step Up - Bronze
- 2004 Vans Triple Crown Champ
- 2004 X Fighters - 2nd
- 2005 Dew Action Sports Pro Tour Toyota Challenge - 1st
- 2005 Dew Action Sports Pro Tour FMX Overall Points - 2nd
- 2005 Summer X Games Best Trick - Gold
- 2005 X Fighters - 2nd
- 2006 Winter X Games Best Trick - Gold
- 2008 ESPN Moto X Championships FMX - Silver
- 2008 ESPN Moto X Championships Speed & Style - Bronze
- 2008 X Games Speed & Style - Bronze
- 2008 Red Bull X Fighters Brazil - 1st
- 2008 Red Bull X Fighters Texas - 2nd
- 2008 LG Action Sports FMX World Championships - 1st
References
- ^ Anderson, Tracy. "Nate Adams Flatspins His Way To FMX Gold." Versus. http://www.gravitygames.com/article/view/306
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