With the Summer Olympics just three months away and BMX making it's Olympic debut in Bejing this August, the Go211 community is stoked to ask Olympic hopeful Arielle Martin the Who? What? Where? Why? and How? So go ahead and ask this all around dirt diva anything and everything BMX, life and what it feels like to be at the top of her game as her sport gets ready to make Olympic history, fire away she's all yours.....

Still plan on shredding the BMX bike, want to get back into 4x, and who knows... maybe a little Rally with the Aunt!

Yes, Montana! JK I would love to live overseas in Europe for a little while, I am kind of attached to South France or Germany, but in the end I think I will end up somewhere in the West with my mountains and my family.

Seems to be a popular question! Anywhere close to you Sarah...

Most memorable?? Every time I ride its memorable! Seriously I can't just pick one experience. The first time down the start ramp in Beijing last August probably stands up at the top.

I would love to do London! Still have to focus on Beijing first, but 2012 is definitely on the radar, but only if I get my RAD massage therapist to come!

It was a pretty crazy production, amazing to see how everything comes together last second to put something on like that. Everything was on-the-fly and constantly changing, but overall it was a rad experience and I had a blast!

Anytime I am on a track, riding trails, or going fast I have a helmet on. Thats not just a textbook answer either, I really like my face and my head and want to keep it!

I read a lot of books and we play cards a TON. I think I have played more card games this last month on the road than anyone ever should in a lifetime, but it helps with the boredom and we always have a good laugh doing it.

Thats a tough question, a LOT of people... in sports I would say Lance Armstrong,James Stewart, Shaun White, Michael Phelps, Brandi Chastain, and Danika Patrick. In life Jesus Christ, Ghandi, The Dalai Llama and my lil Bro and my Parents.

I got to see the Great Wall there last August, it was by far the best experience I had in China... pretty amazing.

It's a dream come true! I get to wake up, eat good food, and shred the Olympic track all day long. Everything I need is on site and there is a rad crew living there that gives it a great atmosphere, I feel really lucky to have been selected to live there.

It's not easy for sure, but my husband is currently serving as a crew chief in Afghanistan as a part of the 101st Airborne (ARMY) so him being gone makes it a lot easier for me to be gone all the time. I am fully supportive of what he is doing and he is the same with what i am doing. We talk every day on the phone or SKYPE so we can keep things real for us.

Flying for sure. I think that's why I like jumping my bike so much, it gives me that false sense that I am flying and it's rad.

The women actually don't have a trials for Olympic qualification, so my approach will be in the stands cheerin the guys on!

Personally, I disagree with their human rights policy and action towards Tibet, but more importantly I believe that the Olympics is not the platform to change politics. The Olympic organization itself promotes peace so all the talks of boycott and taking a stand against China is really counterproductive. Leave the politics at home and lets just battle for some Gold medals.

My dad raced in the late 80's and I used to go to the track to watch him. I just remember begging for the longest time to race so for my 5th birthday my parents broke down and got me a race bike and I haven't looked back since!