In the heart of Virginia, the Richmond Cycling Corps (RCC) is hard at work connecting with local youth and helping them discover the power of cycling. RCC Director Matt Kuhn has built an incredible community of young cyclists and has helped kids find their way as aspiring engineers, professional racers, and influential community members. Matt’s passion for the sport helps create a common ground for these young riders to explore their new talents and connect with other cyclists.
The club’s newest program, called “Legacy,” is designed to help foster riders coming up through the RCC program and help turn them into future leaders. One goal of the Legacy program is to one day bring a rider up through the ranks of the program and have them take over and lead the charge into the future.
Creating new bonds and building a stronger cycling community in Richmond, the RCC is helping build a better future, one sweet jump at a time.
This film was part of
Fall Series 2022
and is no longer available for viewing.
Matt Butterworth has been mountain biking for over 20 years. After attending a Digital Photography Program at “CATO”, he went on to have his work featured in industry publications like BIKE Magazine, before transitioning to making films in 2011. He started working with Anthill Films in 2014 on feature film UnReal, and has now directed films for clients such as Red Bull, Shimano, Outside TV, Sony and Giant Bicycles.
Originally a mechatronics engineer, Mark Johansson discovered filmmaking while spending a summer driving across Canada and the USA. While living in Queenstown NZ, he discovered a passion for mountain sports and outdoor storytelling and joined Anthill Films in 2021. He’s worked on projects with brands such as the BBC, Outdoor Channel, Salomon, Canon and Ultimate Hikes, and now focuses his time on Shimano and Lazer.
