Great video !

Whats up with Propain? Are they warrintying that frame?

What trails are you at here? (If you don't mind me asking)

What's up with Pax 4 and hikers going double earbuds?? I had a similar encounter a few months ago.

Glad I found this tutorial, and now this channel. Subscribed!

Awasome, you re the first talking about comon fears who is looking at the “wall”, i ve just realized all by my self that i had to face it without bending my legs by changing level of the jump, thank you so much

This guys is average at best. Very sloppy technique as well.

Love this so true !!!

I'll try distracting myself with the "make sounds while riding". I remember a lady pro singing while riding, which I can't imagine doing, but hey, let's give it a try anyways ;)

Great content mate 👏 I was watching your preload explained vid again this morning before jump practise which really helped , just wanted to say thanks 👍

Wait what's your bike again 😊

have fun, don't get too injured...longevity!

Breaking glass... does your front tire break the glass even with head and shoulders, after, or before?

Trexler + Ebike = Chef's kiss

Great explanation on the foundational technique, thanks - so important to get the basics right rather than trying to do it all at once.

Great video. I am very guilty of the comfort braking. I've gotten better, but need to keep improving in this area. I took away a few things to try on my next ride, Thanks! Super glad that cracked frame didn't lead to a nasty crash.

GREAT COMPACT TIPS! DO YOU RIDE RIGHT FOOT FORWARD?

So is your bike okay?

Great video - super helpful - sucks about your frame but it will lead to better things 🎉🎉.. The cornering info and the glass breaking on jumps stuff is going to be super helpful .. can’t wait to go ride 👍🏼

7:12 should be a YT short

Good vid! Something I’ve noticed is almost every mtb channel talks about how to go faster. I think if we just focus on the fundamentals the speed naturally follows!

"A deer on the table" - would it be correct to call deer on the table venison? :D

I'm a little proud of my bike because it facilitates the riding I'm proud of

4:24 control arc with body mass

Fantastic tips, Josh!! As @trailsage said, we were just talking about jumping technique on the 'Ride and Laugh podcast' so that, "breaking the glass" tip is perfect!! Can't wait to try it out!! Appreciate you and these videos!!

"You're welcome" My kind of humor. If you ever head to Bentonville, AR, I'll be glad to show you around. Another great vid - keep up the great work!

I've been subscribed for a while and your advice is always legit and helpful, time for me to give back a little, hope it helps 👍

Another video with really important topics and ways to improve techniques for faster/safer riding, keep it up! Comfort braking is a big one that holds back riders of all levels. I always suggest to riders that they find a very familiar trail or section of trail (no double black diamond DH stuff, just something moderate with nice flow) and work on riding it over and over using minimal-to-no braking. Ideally working up to doing it with no fingers on brakes at all. Or try doing an entire run using just front or back brakes. Or not pedaling at all, just pumping and keeping your roll speed through corners. Like you said, the bike works shockingly better on bumps, jumps, and corners without yanking levers constantly or having to pedal in places you don't want to pedal. Also, your mind/body will adapt to sharper reactions and better line choices because of it.

Years ago I came across a video recommending to sing or hum a tune while doing drops. This was supposed to help take your mind off of the scary thing that doing drops can be. In my experience it actually works very well and helps to distract your brain just enough do not doubt yourself and help execute the movement your body knows already (assuming you have actually practiced the movement/technique)

The shoulder forward when cornering tip is something I figured out for myself in the French Alps last summer. I rode several bike parks and was frustratingly slow/nervous in steep corners until I had this lightbulb moment. It really does make a difference. I also adjusted my brake levers to enhance the technique. I hear what you say about optimum lever position; and this is how mine used to be set up. However, lowering my brake levers forces my hands to roll forward slightly on the bars, which I find really helps me get my outside elbow up in the corners. I tweaked the lever angle numerous times to get the perfect set up for me and, rolling the levers back to where they used to be noticeably hampered me getting my outside elbow up in the turns. Fortunately, I have not experienced any forearm pump or other problems since doing this. It's been all positive with no negatives. I recommend people try this if, like me, they struggle with cornering fast. Great tips.

Love the "break the glass" visual! Oh man, we just talked about break lever angles on tmrw's Ride and Laugh MTB Podcast, great minds ;) Another banger video Josh.

I always wanted to ask this: are you originally from the New England area? I hear a faint New Englander accent. Or maybe Ive worked too long in Boston 😂

Love me some Blue Mtn! Keep it Steezy J 👍👍🤘🇺🇸

I am the opposite, I seem to think I am bad no matter how much I try.

Great tips! Thank you!

So what cracked? Chainstay?

Yet another great vid. Love your perspective and the mental breakthrough items are on point. Plus your be kind personality is what we all need. Keep it up.

Love your videos man. How long have you had your Propane before that happened?

Good stuff!

Enjoyed the tips. You have a really good channel going!

Don’t even remember how your channel popped up but it’s easily one of my favorites now. Keep it up dude. Great information as usual and you make that shredding look silky smooth.

Another great video, thank you, now I’m gonna smash some glass!!! 😜

If you watched the video know that I appreciate it so much! Have a great one!

That was an excellent example of what I assume most of us do on a typical trail ride. Sadly, it's easy to forget that we're out to have fun! Thanks for the reminder.

Great format of the video! No fast cuts, no hyped narration with no time to process, lots of repetition. Big MTB channels are so annoying when trying to teach you anything. Instant sub.

Nice, keep the content coming! This is why I'm lucky to have multiple bikes. Trail/Enduro to smash and progress, easier on this old body to not be afraid to case jumps and smooth out my mistakes. But I have so much fun on my "downcountry" hardtail, picking out smooth lines, or gripping and ripping lines I'd take on my FS bikes.

Just ride. The progression will come.

Excellent video, why does the Devil have the best tunes and all the best Woods?

Um, first of all, that winder breaker is DOPE! Great video Josh, hilarious opener and commentary throughout, lol. You're elite in my book ;)

Fuck walkers. They’re are rude AF, always.