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Today, Metal Mulisha continues to fuel the rise of freestyle motocross, and is dedicated to improving guidelines for the sport. Metal Mulisha Fitz's Army's audition in Episode consisted of riding dirt bikes up a ramp and leaping onto another ramp while flying 80 feet in the air. Tricks involved performing hand-stands or letting go of the handle mid-air. Metal Mulisha Fitz's Army did not perform in the Judge Cuts round, but it progressed to the next round as a wildcard.
Metal Mulisha Fitz Army's Week 3 Quarterfinals performance in Episode consisted of riding dirt bikes up a ramp, then doing tricks in the air and landing on another ramp. Stunts included holding onto the bike by only the handles, letting go of the bike in midair but landing back on it, and full-on backflips.
Fitz Army did not receive enough votes to be sent to the Semifinals in Episode , eliminating the group from the competition along with DADitude! However, they recieved the judges' Wildcard, reinstating the group to the semi-finals. Fitz Army's Week 1 Semifinals performance in Episode consisted of riding dirt bikes up a ramp, performing stunts midair and landing on another ramp.
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