Putting the inside pedal up when turning is the most logical thing to do since it gives you more ground clearance than with the inside pedal down. And even on foot, balancing a narrow straight line is much easier when you look at the end of that line instead of down on your feet. Works the same on a highwire, so it naturally applies to riding a bike, too.

Some of these techniques are ok, but on a real trail, most of what he says will cause you to crash. Their are way better and safer techniques than what this guy is teaching.

Want to learn about maintaining momentum? Get a single speed.

NO WAY i saw u at a bike thing (nemba fest) 3 years ago and u squshed a can with ur front tire 4 me

Scary ass moment lol being airborne into trees rocks and roots not knowing at all how you’ll land

There should be steel bike only races! I love you're racing on steel!

Skinnies are the best way to express the importance of looking up. You go from twitchy and slow to smooth and steady. This translates to normal trails.

why is it bad to practice moving too far back? riding manuals is important for doing anything on mtb. As long as the rider understands its not necessary but just a technique they still need to learn

Boring, too much yapping

All confidence no skill

Love the way you rail my sections dude

Hollllly shit hope little guy is ok

Damn hope he is ok

Ahh yea dude rail that section dude

When the berm has a better lip than the jumps...😂

Where do you started???

Im going to move to Florida and mtb is my love, so first of all Im discovering cycling in Florida. And I was really happy to see that these guys are same as me, not a teenagers. That's mean Florida has serious attitude for mtb. 👍

Also one of my favorite trails! Love your channel! I've got a fast run down Spencer on my channel too!

What is the breaking technique when you pump a bike like that?Or you're jumping between obstacles

Great job, my son sent me this!😊 We're from Lithia! I saw the Gravitron and thought, OH MY! I hope it's not that horrible carnival ride, I've been on it!😮 My son is definitely going here to do this, I pray he does as well as you! Thank you for sharing your video with us about cool places to go in Lithia, for our young & old Adult Adventurers! ✋😎❤

Awesome video thanks perfect timing I’m building a wood ramp for backyard session! Sick ford transit too ❤

Me enamore de ese hierro. Hola 👋 Jeff te sigo desde Chile 🇨🇱 vi la publicación por Facebook que extraordinario este marco me gustó vi también que lo están vendiendo en la página. Que buena presentación Saludos 🤗

I'm now at Santos. It's awesome. I'm afraid of John Brown

Not sure who the woman is, but she rips. I really like her chill style. Doesn’t wiggle all over the bike. Just neutral body position and sends it. I can’t even really notice her preload the bike. So smooth.

any tips on setting up the Helm volume would be greatly appreciated. Keep the good vibes roll'n

NOT SECURE, NOT CORRECT TECNIQUE FOR DROPS. see Ben Cathro😉

I want to go to there!

Great informative video! The only thing I’d like to add is definitely get a size that compliments the area you ride in. Not all West Coast areas are wide open trails, we got a lot of twisties and tech stuff out here too!

That was next level

Is this beginner friendly 😅

Its a shame the camera doesn't do the consequences of this trail any justice because it doesn't look scary on camera.

I need one of these classes. Just from this short video I do at least 3 of the 5. In my younger years of riding MTB (early to mid 20's) I was fearless. As times changed and not riding as much my confidence has dropped, A LOT. You know, it's the fear of dying that changes what and how you ride. Lol🤣

Hey, man! Sent you an email for some feedback on my punch progress. Video might be low quality, because it was an email. Very much appreciated for any advice you can give! Thanks for making me love biking more, by showing me how to do trials type stuff.

Did those today 😮‍💨

My home trail!

Fantastic vid! YEWWW

It's having a bike that's too small for you that makes them pointless. Doing a manual on a bike of the right size is more related to a bunny hop backwards not up. But this needs a very precise amount of backwards thrust. Watching these guys is a waste of time really because the bike you own is right for riding not trials and tricks. Look at this guy. 6.2? Just straightening his arms puts his hips near the outside edge of the wheel. Now check yours. You might get past the axle with a short stem. I went out the back door a few times mastering it on a proper size frame and someday were better than others. But was handy for downhill.

Wow! The control is so impressive. Honestly, so fun to watch 🔥🔥

Love it ❤❤❤ u guys deliver worldwide? 🌍

Givin away our secret! It's even better now in 2024 than 2020. Ride on.

Thanks!

😂😂😂😂

How do you make this look so easy? You did 3 foot gaps at a walking pace like it was nothing.

this is the most informative, most down to earth and easy to understand video on the topic out there. thank you.

4:53 I hope to be able to hone my reaction time to be able to do something like that some day, how do you do all those little movements when you’re going so fast?

I’m guilty of getting too far back but that actually helps my confidence 😂 I guess I will work on that one. Great video

Free Fall is a tough part of San Lee...I never ride it that smooth.