GRINDTV Newswire via La Jolla Group: (August 12, 2010) In God's Hands (IGH) is a spiritually powerful fashion collection inspired by the endless pursuit of hope and eternal happiness.
Created by Lauren Lusk, IGH honors the memory of her late husband and freestyle motocross legend, Jeremy Lusk, whose life was tragically cut short in 2009.

Utilizing quality fabrics, rock-n-roll details and hand drawn tattoo-inspired artwork, IGH debuts with just under 30 styles for men and women including t-shirts, tanks, fleece and hats. The collection will be available at various specialty retailers and boutiques around Southern California, and expanding nationwide later next year.

In support of the brand's mission to encourage all to promote faith, hope and love, a portion of sales of every garment will be donated to select charities across the United States.

For more information, visit:
www.ingodshands.com;
or
www.lajollagroup.com.

"I wanted to create a special clothing brand that would represent strength, courage, and hope - and serve as a living tribute to Jeremy's loving spirit. The enduring mission of IGH is to inspire and impact people through faith and fashion, no matter where they're from or what beliefs they rock."

-Lauren Lusk

During last weekend's Red Bull X-Fighters event in Texas, the third stop on the five event freestyle motocross (FMX) series, Metal Mulisha rider Cam Sinclair nudged the sport firmly into the next realm of performance by becoming the first rider ever to land a double backflip during a competitive freestyle run. To be clear, until last week the move had only been pulled by riders like Travis Pastrana in Big Trick competitions, like the X-games, but not in freestyle competition, where riders perform multiple moves on a timed run. What's more, Sinclair pulled the move in consecutive rounds while trying to fend off challenges from the world's best riders, impressing the big Texas size crowd.



Sinclair's feat represents the crossing of another risk threshold in a sport that was already filled with danger, a fact made painfully clear back in February of this year when Jeremy Lusk, one of the sport's favorite sons, died competing in Costa Rica while attempting a single backflip. His loss rattled the FMX world. Fortunately for Sinclair, bruised ankles were all he had to contend with after his hard landing in the semifinals. While not serious, the injury was enough to knock him out of competition, which paved the way for Nate Adams to take the win.

For more on Sinclair's reaction to the feat, click here.

Jermey Lusk's Funeral Services will be held at 1:00PM on Monday, February 16 at the Revival Christian Fellowship Church in Menifee, CA.

Our Friends over at SkullCandy have put together this tribute to their fallen friend. Please take the time to watch it, and visit www.athleterecoveryfund.com.