Always Try To Recognise Your Limits In MTB! 👀

[@christopherdavidson17]

Oh there is 100% a difference in hyping someone up and egging someone on. Big jump my buddy talked me into, "You've done similar, this is just a little bigger, but same approach as before! I'll hit it for you, come back and tow you through!" That's hyping up! I nailed that jump and was psyched I landed it. Had a huge drop that I've never done. "Oh come on this is easy everyone can do it. Just send it!" Fell on my face, get a massive rash on the side of my body, never attemptedthe drop ever again and still have a hard time hitting drops because of it...

[@alanbussell7894]

Realising your skill level is important. Trying to push it up incrementally is important but then realising that you've skillset limit is also a must.

[@Velo1010]

I say work to impress your skills. If you don’t it could cause an accident. Last thing you want is discouragement over an accident.

[@Pieterpittigeportiepeperpathe]

I recognise my limits quiet explicitly. I was hesitating a lot when I was a kid. Now I'm 48 and just do things and end up getting hurt. I think I grew up in reverse...

[@Kiaan04]

Thank you for showing me this, i wanted to hit the black drop (something I have never hit before), and i was probably gonna do it. But realistically, i would have probably gone otb bad. EARLYYY (34 MINS)

[@TILLEYOSAURUS]

great video, why so many bots here?

[@BaldKiwi117]

It's because KZbin does nothing about it.

[@MagdalenaEgger-o7b7b]

Thank you for your contribution to the KZbin community. Your videos are always worth watching!🥌⛄️🚌