Jerry Robin
“I’d like to give a huge thank you to the donors at Be Perfect for being so generous and giving someone like me a chance to be in a facility with so much potential to grow through this injury. It means the world to me.”
Jerry Robin has spent his life chasing speed, precision, and performance. As a professional supercross racer, he knew the risks of the sport he loved. But nothing could prepare him for the moment that would alter his future. While racing in New Jersey, a minor miscalculation sent Jerry over the front of his bike. The impact left him folded beneath the weight of the crash, resulting in a traumatic T5-T6 spinal cord injury. In an instant, the world he knew changed, but the fire inside him to fight, rebuild, and rise again never flickered.
From the very first day after surgery, Jerry set his sights high: regaining full function in his core as a short-term goal and walking again as his long-term mission. There has never been a question in his mind about what’s possible, only a matter of how hard he’s willing to work to get there. “Be Perfect has instilled hope in my life because it gives me a real opportunity to give myself the best chance of recovery and to test the limits of my body during this injury,” Jerry says.
Through the Be Perfect Foundation’s support, Jerry now trains at The Perfect Step, where he’s surrounded by experts, peers, and a community that sees his potential as clearly as he does. Each therapy session is a chance to push harder, get stronger, and move one step closer to his goals—not just for his body, but for his life. He dreams of the day he’ll stand beside his wife for a photo again, unassisted. He’s already mapping out future business ventures, embracing new risks, and finding the courage to put himself out there in ways he never has before.
None of this would be possible without the generosity of the donors behind the Be Perfect Foundation. Their belief in people like Jerry creates opportunities that go far beyond therapy. It breathes life into purpose, momentum, and the power to dream again. “I’d like to give a huge thank you to the donors at Be Perfect for being so generous and giving someone like me a chance to be in a facility with so much potential to grow through this injury,” Jerry adds. “It means the world to me.”