She wins competitions with high-flying and twisting tricks and strong fundamentals as she moves over obstacles in the park.

[4] Having spent the summers in San Diego County, the family finally moved to Encinitas full-time and Brighton and her brother wanted a big ramp in the backyard.

Their parents, with the direction of Pros PLG and Jeff Grosso, built an 80's style vert ramp, which she had for three years, that helped Brighton progress very fast at the young age of nine.

"[7] In 2015, Brighton and her brother joined the cast of "Camp Woodward," gaining upwards of 1m views per episode.

[8] The same year in August, she became the first ever Vans Park Series World Champion, just after breaking another history milestone as the youngest female athlete to ever compete at the X-Games with the age of 11.

In 2017, she became the youngest gold medalist of all-time at X Games Minneapolis when she won Women's Skateboard Park the day after her 13th birthday, which gave her a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records.