Muys has been involved in BMX for the past 20 years helping coach athletes of all levels, from learning to ride to the Olympic Games.

At Cycling Canada, he will be responsible for overseeing the junior development programme as well as supporting the Canadian national team.

This support role will see him aid the team in areas including team management and mechanical help.

For Cycling British Columbia, Muys will coach the BMX provincial team while also supporting the development of coaches in the region.

Following the announcement today, Muys said: "I'm excited to work with the young athletes and help in their development to get them to the next level."

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