Daniel Meynet

About Daniel Meynet

Daniel Meynet is a professional with a background in athletics, sales, and personal training. His journey has taken him from a top-30 world ranking in AMA Supercross and Motocross to excelling in sales, marketing, and fitness training. Now a personal trainer, Daniel inspires clients to achieve wellness goals while pursuing entrepreneurial ventures in pickleball and maintaining his love for outdoor sports.

Daniel Ryan Mott Meynet was born in Santa Barbara, California, on July 22, 1993. His early years were shaped by a love for sports and outdoor activities. This passion led him to pursue competitive athletics at a young age, eventually becoming a professional athlete in AMA Supercross and Motorcross.

Daniel attended Arizona State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Communication. He graduated magna cum laude with a GPA of 3.68, landing on the Dean’s List for his academic excellence. He is pursuing an MBA through correspondence with Adams State University and has maintained a 4.0 GPA.

From 2010 to 2014, Daniel competed as a professional athlete in AMA Supercross and Motorcross, two elite motorcycle racing circuits. During this time, he achieved a world ranking of 21 and was in the top 30 AMA global rankings. As a dual citizen of the USA and Switzerland, he proudly represented Switzerland on the national team.

Alongside his competitive success, Daniel also worked as a mentor to younger athletes. During the off-season, he trained riders aged 5 to 28, focusing on mental, physical, dietary, and wellness aspects. His experience as a professional athlete gave him a unique perspective on the challenges young athletes face and enabled him to provide valuable guidance to help them improve.

Daniel’s career involved more than just racing. He managed sponsorship deals, handled media appearances, and engaged with fans. His passion for the sport extended beyond the racetrack, as he trained younger athletes in physical and mental preparation during the off-season.

In October 2014, Daniel faced a life-altering event when he spent seven days in a coma following a traumatic brain injury. This remarkable recovery inspired many, and he became an advocate for brain injury awareness. He collaborated with Cottage Hospital to share his story in an inspirational video and worked as a speaker and ambassador for the Love Your Brain Foundation. He organized wellness summits through this role, encouraging others to pursue health and resilience.