Hands down the best tutorial on the tube. Salute.

10 minutes to teach, 10 years to master. Practice, practice, practice! Thanks for sharing guys!

1:09 " Now that you've had time to stink..."

40 years old getting into street rials. Guess I have to learn fakies now. Thanks :)

practice fail and repeat?

great how to, any tips for manualing with rear suspension? feels a lot harder to keep it up for more than a couple metres

great videos, will you be doing more advanced how to's in the future? id like to figure out how to 360 a big old enduro bike

Any differences for people on a hard tail?

This is my third year trying to learn how to jump. I've been practicing at Whistler bike park (25 park days per season) and going to the local indoor jump park all winter. I can barely clear green rated jump lines. I can clear double black and pro-line tech trails, I've got decent street riding and trials skills, just zero ability to jump properly.

Why is there another jump tutorial??? All we need to do is 🎶🎶 Stand to the jump🎶🎶

I’m 5’11 and my transition feels a wee-bit long 😢

Gotta learn to manual a gravel bike.. :-)

Definitely not a flow trail. If you like traditional MTB "meat and potatoes" biking, this is your trail. I live in EP and this trail doesn't get enough love for sure. It seems as though every time I ride it there is more work to be done to make it more rideable. Great video!

My dream bike is a Trek marlin 7

amazing vid

About to turn 44, time to learn to jump. Oh boy lol.

Great video and tips, good job guys💪🔥

What about 12-14 foot high transition….. Same technique?

I'm an old fart back on a bike after 20 years without. I've never been a good jumper and I'd like to feel comfy with this skill... again !

Hell yeah Matt is one of the best in the world. Luv watching him ripp

Another great video guys! Music in-between cuts is priceless..lol

You need to differentiate between beginner jumping skills and advanced jumping skills. “Pulling bars to your hips as you stand straight up” on the peak of jump is advanced. Like did that not cross anyone’s mind? Are these necessary to jump safely and effectively. I’ve seen pro mtb coach jumping doubles and most of these points were not covered because these are advanced skills. Again, not what’s necessary to effectively and safely clear doubles on trail. Example, correct speed, compress, decompress suspension stay neutral on bike. Start small build confidence and slowly go bigger and bigger.

After watching countless videos, what does mean when they said dont bunny hop the jump? Ain't you using the bunny hop technique to jump.

Thanks for the great video hopefully a lot less OTBs for this guy lol

Next, how start whipping would be noice!

I remember as a kid learning to wheelie I went straight past the loop out point a good few times and landed on my back before learning to take my feet off the pedals. Funny thing is I learned to wheelie, but not to feather the back brake, which you would think would be an advantage with the manual, but actually, I was holding it just before the balance point with gentle pedaling, I never actually got comfortable at the balance point. All that said, without a little kick on the pedals I could never get the front wheel high enough to hold a manual, that'll be me being too forceful, and too far forward I guess... Although thinking about it, I did usually manual off kerbs, if I wasn't hopping of them... I just couldn't hold it longer than a second or 2...

Doesn’t it warp your rim hanging all that weight off it ?

sometimes YT gives me good suggestions;) „just“ a roadbiker I do think skills are very important … and your video explains BH so one can understand and learn it 👍 … shout out also on the boy and you encourage and motivating him (and probably other kids) 👏😊

My friends told me , all I have to do is "Send It"

Could you please say a little more about how you’re breaking while keeping the wheelie up? Are you kind of dragging the rear break lightly the whole time and or just feathering it here and there? I’ve been practicing diligently for a couple of months but can’t find that sweet balance point. I’m either not getting the front wheel high enough or looping out when I grab a lot of break to set the wheel back down. Thanks for your video and help.

Coool

Thanks!

Really love your videos! Sorry not to buy your merch but I’m in Rome, Italy! 😅

Thanks a lot for another very good beginner tutorial. Looking forward for more on the channel 🤙. Maybe covering the whip, fundamentals of cornering and advanced cornering ( Cuttie, Roost) . Thanks guys 👍

Can i do a manual on a road bike

Only one spot where i can learn to jump is pump track, but it's an asphalt one, and i'm scared of not landing it or landing on my face😂

Man, it's been like forever since I rode that. Seems every time I rode it, I got a pinch flat on the last quarter mile.

Great Video

These hippys are smoking some strong blow!!

These guys are the most chill 3 dudes I've ever seen. Nice.

Try it on my recumbent...

This is by far my favourite video on all of KZbin. I watch it every now and then and I just love it.

For beginners these tips are really good, also explaining how things should feel when done right are so important to find the right cues as a beginner. In the end it's mostly practice, practice, practice but knowing how things should feel is definitely valuable. I would also suggest you ride many different jumps, as many and as as often as you can. And preferably with people that already can jump well or are at least slightly better than you. One more thing, you can also feel like you are being pushed forward because your rear suspension is set with too much rebound. Turn the knob to the snail or - if you feel you are getting kicked forward by the shock. Also be careful if there is a root or something at the end of the lip because that can really kick you forward as your rear wheel rolls against it.

communities with pump tracks and places to ride blow me away. People around me talk about it and most our industry is based off outdoor tourism, but we don't have one in the entire fucking county. A couple of skate parks, but most are built then ignored and quickly start falling apart. Wish I lived out west or somewhere where they actually cared about outdoor recreation.

i think i have the leveling and landing parts pretty comfortable, at least when i can make it to the landing. i'm going to focus on pump and takeoff this season to see if i can clear more of the jumps at my home trails. couple variants i'm curious how to adapt to: flat lips with just a brief transition to the incline 10 feet or more before the edge. when/where do you apply pump? portable jumps without a lander on mostly level ground. mine is an adjustable kicker that goes from 17-20" tall (home built from lunch ride mtb plans). is there a way to use less energy absorbing the impact of landing without adding a landing ramp?

You guys are fantastic. So glad the job is back. You guys have a great way of explaining skills. Keep it up.

Would you guys could a video doing drops?

Do you measure RAD the same if you have a hard tail vs full suspension?

I came here to learn how to jump over my bike. I was surprised when I found out this is to catch air on your bike. That is the opposite of what I am trying to do. I need to keep this shit firmly on the ground so my ancient body survives. However I would like to be able to jump over my bike so if any of you all could link me a video of how to jump over your bike that would be badass. If I do decide to launch on my bike will it help if I grow a badass beard? Not sure why we aren't all talking about that beard. Is that Matt? Hell ya matt. Grow that shit.

Way to make it weird with the landing, chase.😉 Also, never roll dirt jumps, it can destroy all the hard work put into building them. Just do a mini jump so the lip doesn't get messed up. Wooden jumps like the ones in this video are fine to roll of course.