Definition
A continuous loop of banked turns and rollers designed for bikes, skateboards, or BMX, where riders generate speed through weight shifts and body movements rather than pedaling—basically a physics playground disguised as exercise.
Example Usage
Took my mountain bike to the new pump track and discovered muscles I didn't know existed in my core.
Origin
BMX and mountain biking culture from the 1990s
Fun Fact
Red Bull athlete Kilian Bron holds the record for the fastest pump track lap at under 14 seconds, a speed that seems impossible until you see the video.
Source: Cycling and action sports terminology
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