ANTHONY FREEMAN

An Inglewood-born BMX champion, coach, and community builder who turned his bike and big dreams into a lifelong mission to uplift youth through sports, science, and self-belief.

I AM A

A free man lives on his own terms—unbound in mind, body, and purpose.

He uses creative and scientific ways to strengthen the human body and build greater communities.

I BELEIVE IN

FREE THINKERS

SCientists

Education

Community

Super heros

MY LIFE TIMELINE

  • 1970s | Inglewood

  • 1980s | KHS National BMX team + Modeling

  • 1980S + 1990S | BMX CAREER

  • 1993 | World BMX Champion

BEcoming

coach freeman

INGLEWOOD

MADE ME.

Growing up in Inglewood in the 1980s wasn't easy. Gangs were big, crack was everywhere, but sports and education were our tickets out. My parents, both Parks and Recreation coaches, instilled in me the values of coaching, community, and sports. Because of my family’s influence, I spent a lot of time at Roger’s Park with legends like Lisa Leslie, Tyra Banks, Paul Pierce, and Suga Knight, where we all shared one thing in common: big dreams amidst the chaos of our city.

But my bike wasn't just a ride—it was my tool, my science experiment, my muse. It taught me more than just tricks; it taught me resilience and the power of self-teaching.

My bike allowed me to be both sides of myself, the athlete and the nerd.