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Last week, the 2024 PBR Championship Saturday opened with a riveting performance by the once-in-a-generation bull riding talent John Crimber. Ending the day on a victorious note the teen bull rider claimed the top spot on the event leaderboard at the U.S. Border Patrol PBR Jacksonville.
The flawless 3-for-3 gave a run for money to the veterans in the dirt ground, as if his father, Paulo Crimber, freshly lent him down the strategy ahead of the match. After taking the early lead in the Beast event to remain off the battlefield, Crimber shared some helpful behind-the-scenes training techniques in a recent interview.
John Crimber details his practice bows
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While the Unleash The Beast events are underway, John Crimber spoke candidly about his practice routine in an episode of According To Flint, posted on YouTube and hosted by the charming Flint Rasmussen. Flint asked, “how often a guy that’s on you’re on the elite tour of the PBR you’re getting on great Bulls every week how often do you get on practice bow.”
Crimber replied, “I get on practice bows every week at least one time a week….usually on Wednesdays because you know we get home Sunday or Monday.” With an incredible 87-point ride on Flatliner, Crimber tied for the Round 1 victory early in the Unleash The Beast competition.
Crimber moved up to the second round in the competition for the 2024 PBR World Championship after securing the win with a dominant 90-point ride. Eventually, winning the first premier event of his professional career and posted his third-highest score across all competitions. Looking back at the minute details, here’s what Crimber’s strategy looked like!
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Highlight of Jacksonville’s Beast Event win
Crimber knew well along that he needed to score higher than 86.25 points given he was the last rider to come out from the chutes. Crimber moved with confidence, syncing with the strong bull with ease inside the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. And just like that scored an amazing 91-point ride, his second 90-point ride on the premier series, and his first Unleash The Beast win.
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The PBR World Championship’s golden finish earned him 148 UTB points which promoted him to second rank. John Crimber’s commitment to weekly practice has certainly paved the way for a successful career in professional bull riding, in addition to his father’s constant training.
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