The
Athletes.
Athletic BMX coaches 12 professional BMX athletes across 5 countries. They ride for national teams, qualify for World Cups and work along the Olympic path.
All athletes
These are the athletes.
Tom
Clemens
Germany · 19
Dean
Florian
Germany · 26
Lars
Kindermann
Germany · 18
Finn
Lismann
Germany · 19
Felipe
Manerim
Brazil · 26
Edgar
Huber
Switzerland · 17
Sebastian
Rölen
Germany · 15
Robin
Meza
Colombia · 27
Toni
Neunkirchen
Germany
Mika
Schwiderski
Germany · 11
Mattis
Neumann
Germany · 18
Xavier
Wright
Canada
Featured athlete
Tom
Clemens.
Tom Clemens is a German BMX Freestyle Park rider on the German National Team. He finished fourth in Elite at the 2026 German Championship in Birresborn, his home town, with a score of 91.00. He rides and coaches at the Woodstyle e.V. facility there.
FAQ
Quick answers.
Who rides for Athletic BMX?
Twelve riders are currently coached by Athletic BMX: Tom Clemens, Dean Florian, Lars Kindermann, Finn Lismann, Sebastian Rölen, Toni Neunkirchen, Mika Schwiderski and Mattis Neumann (Germany), Edgar Huber (Switzerland / Austria), Felipe Manerim (Brazil), Robin Meza (Colombia) and Xavier Wright (Canada). Five of them ride for a national team and four compete at World Cup level.
Which Athletic BMX athletes compete on the World Cup?
Tom Clemens, Dean Florian, Lars Kindermann and Felipe Manerim all compete at World Cup level in BMX Freestyle Park. Lars is ranked #17 in the World Rankings, Dean #26, Felipe #39, Tom #64.
Who is the youngest athlete?
Mika Schwiderski at eleven years old, the 2026 German Champion in the U12 Kids Boys class. Sebastian Rölen follows at 15, German Champion in U18 in 2026, then Edgar Huber at 17 and Lars Kindermann and Mattis Neumann at 18. Five athletes are on the Olympic path toward 2028 Los Angeles.
Which countries do the athletes come from?
Five countries: Germany (Tom Clemens, Dean Florian, Lars Kindermann, Finn Lismann, Sebastian Rölen, Toni Neunkirchen, Mika Schwiderski, Mattis Neumann), Switzerland (Edgar Huber — also Austrian), Brazil (Felipe Manerim), Colombia (Robin Meza) and Canada (Xavier Wright). More athletes are joining across Europe and the Americas in 2026.
How can I become an Athletic BMX athlete?
Athletic BMX coaches professional BMX riders on structured strength, mobility and competition preparation. Reach out via info@athletic-bmx.de with your discipline, current ranking and what you're working on — head coach Shawn Hammer reviews every inbound.
How do brand partnerships with Athletic BMX athletes work?
Partnerships are booked directly through Athletic BMX. Each athlete has bookable slots per year for content, events and product collaborations. Email info@athletic-bmx.de with the athlete, your brief and budget range. You get an answer within 48 hours.