Kindness goes viral as No Hate Tour stops at Lake City High School
No Hate Tour professional BMX athlete Mason Ritter gets a joyful rise out of Lake City High School students Thursday as he makes the popular-with-teens "6-7" motion while performing a stunt in the school's gym.
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Oscar Marquez soars above the BMX ramps during a stunt Thursday morning as the No Hate Tour visits Lake City High School. The tour provides free programming to high schools throughout the country, mixing action sports with positive messages that promote anti-bullying and kindness.
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From left, professional BMXers Mason Ritter, Oscar Marquez and Wesley Hark prepare to race down a ramp Thursday morning as the No Hate Tour visits Lake City High School.
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U.S. Marines PFC First Class Anthony Castellanos, right, throws lanyards to students Thursday before the start of the No Hate High School Tour at Lake City High.
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Professional BMX emcee Zack “Catfish” Yankush gives some love to the short kids in the crowd Thursday morning as the No Hate High School Tour stops at Lake City High School.
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Sgt. Cheyenne Shuey, U.S. Marines, left, and Lake City High School Spanish teacher James Anderson are cool, calm and collected as a BMX athlete soars above them Thursday morning during the No Hate High School Tour.
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Professional BMX athletes with the No Hate High School Tour zoomed up ramps and caught air in the Lake City High School gym, soaring overhead into Superman stunts, 360s, backflips and other aerial acrobatics that caused jaws to drop and applause to explode.
While the bike tricks inspired awe and excitement, the athletes took time between performances to share practical tricks they use in daily life when dealing with hardships like depression and online bullying.
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