Matt Whyatt

Matt Whyatt has transitioned from a professional BMX rider to a public figure, known for his extreme sports achievements and reality television appearances, now engaging audiences with his insights on resilience and mental well-being. After becoming a Gatorade Free Flow Champion, a Dew Tour Semifinalist, an ASA Triples Champion, and an X-Games Semifinalist, Matt Whyatt established himself as a prominent figure in the professional BMX community. A veteran of the Nitro Circus live show, Whyatt demonstrated his all-around riding ability on various surfaces, including the challenging Giganta ramp. Over a decade, he traveled globally with Nitro Circus, participating in more than 50 shows annually.

His innovative talent led him to perform the world’s first backflip tailwhip to 360, a groundbreaking trick that has since been named the ‘Whyatt Riot’ in his honor. Beyond his extensive athletic career, Whyatt gained broader public recognition through his appearances on reality television. He joined the cast of Season 5 of ‘The Bachelorette’ and subsequently appeared in Season 3 of ‘Bachelor in Paradise.’ These high-profile television engagements significantly increased his public profile, leading to a substantial online following across his digital platforms. Whyatt leveraged this expanded platform to share content related to his ongoing BMX activities, fitness routines, and personal life, successfully connecting with a diverse audience drawn from his multifaceted endeavors.

He delivers compelling guest speaking engagements covering critical topics such as resilience, the strategies for overcoming fear in high-stakes environments, and managing the intricate effects of public life and newfound fame on mental health, drawing from his unique professional trajectory.