A 150-metre BMX sprint becomes a two-day story

At Woudbloemweg in Dedemsvaart, the weekend’s central object is not a conventional concert stage but a roughly 150-metre straight BMX track. Feel The Rhythm combines training, competition and festival atmosphere on 14–15 August, giving first-time spectators a readable way into the sport: watch the launch, the choice of rhythm over each feature and the final sprint rather than waiting only for a winner. The tension comes from precision. Riders have seconds to convert technique into speed, while families can see the local community supporting the course around them. Official visitor information notes free parking, no dogs and paid food and drink, practical details that determine whether a long afternoon stays comfortable.

• The programme covers 14 and 15 August with training, racing and music.
• A straight course of about 150 metres puts acceleration on full display.
• Parking is free, but dogs are not permitted on the grounds.
• Food and drink are paid; bring sun and hearing protection for children.

Hokimi field note: For a first visit, watch one heat near the start and another near the finish to understand how tiny choices create the gap.

Information verified 2026-08-14 · Source 1