How to JUMP! On trail coaching tips!

Welcome to a new video series everyone! Throughout these video series I will be taking you step-by-step through the essential techniques required to become a better mountain biker. Next to you showing you the how to’s I will be coaching people on trail with different kinds of fundamentals, skills and technique.
Todays video is all about learning to jump, building confidence and excelling your skills. From approaching the jump with the right speed and body positioning to maximizing airtime and smoothly landing like a pro.
With these real-time demo’s and tips on mastering jumps I am hoping to help you improve your jumping!
Please let me know in the comments below what you like to see next!?
Thanks for watching and happy trails!
-Anneke
Video produced by: Anderson Ta/ @bentondrones & Jeff Retey
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[@raquelbarrera2550]

Amazing coach! I cant wait to get to work with you again! I've been practicing 🤗

[@annekebeerten]

You did amazing! Thank you for joining me!

[@calliemtb]

way to go Raquel!

[@engine3724]

Excellent video! This type of thing is super helpful for those of us that are learning these riding skills as adults!

[@annekebeerten]

Great! Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated.

[@garrickpridemore413]

I did a jump instructional with Anneke last month and my jumping improved ten fold over the course of the two hour session!! I'd highly recommend her for a lesson to improve whatever technique you feel is lacking

[@annekebeerten]

Thanks Garrick! I hope you are doing well!

[@ibanezgj1]

Great instruction video.... Thanks for being such a positive and inspirational force in the mountain biking community.... 🙂

[@annekebeerten]

💗

[@jeffretey]

Fantastic session and instruction Anneke! Such a big change in a short time for both students and you have a great process!

[@crizouch1]

Like I implied in the video, building confidence is SO important particularly if you are getting into mountain biking as an adult. Anneke really helped me build my confidence. If you want to get better on the bike, find a friend to hit you with some positivity and helpful feedback. Thanks, Anneke!

[@annekebeerten]

You are welcome!!

[@bethrobidoux7167]

Good job Anneke. Your an awesome teacher.

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you! 😃

[@MTBPerspective]

Re-watching since we are actually coming down for the weekend and signed up for the Sat clinic!!!! Son and I are bringing our e-bikes so we can get as much repetition as possible! Weather is looking perfect!

[@danl5632]

I love this! The most straight forward jumping video tutorial. 😃

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you!!

[@chriskojali4527]

Anneke is a great coach, really breaks through. Will be getting a group lesson when I bring the crew.

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you and I’m looking forward to help you guys out!

[@rinky_dinky]

your channel just popped out of nowhere and i am so glad it did , you're a really good Coach

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you! Appreciate it. 🙌

[@blueengel68]

Build confidence. Trust the process (I'm almost afraid it will work too well!) That sums it up from where I am. Thanks for the coaching tips!

[@crizouch1]

100%! One of the hardest things for me is letting go and trusting the process. In my time with Anneke, she pointed out a few times that trusting the process (e.g., going faster) is actually safer. I have to remind myself as I continue to learn.

[@annekebeerten]

You are welcome! Hopefully practice will go well :)

[@bp7727]

Wanted to say I've taken a few jump classes and not once have I seen cones used like that for the load zones. It's genius. I was using that same line when practicing a little last time I was up in Bentonville. It's great for it. Didn't know you were coaching at the time! I'm in Austin TX which is only an hour out from Spider Mountain, so hopefully can use what I've learned then and now and go put it to use on their lines.

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you! The cones help with roughly knowing when to pre-load and works great! Hopefully I will see you out here on the trails soon!

[@bp7727]

For sure. I have a few things that I'd love to work on that you have good expertise at, like downhill cornering, especially in chunky or loose conditions (TX limestone for ya) and tech on trails, like dragon scales. Gotta push through the 'ride the brakes the whole way through' phase. Maybe toss in a jump or two. Anyway, I'll reach out on your site when things can happen.

[@tftcride]

Woohoo, Im the 300th like. Keep the videos coming, thanks for all that you do.

[@SwampDonkeysMTB]

Love your videos !

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you!!

[@stevesmith3619]

Another great video thanks Anneke 🎉

[@annekebeerten]

You are so welcome!

[@mtbguides_Rich]

Really like the way you used the cones, nice vid👍

[@annekebeerten]

Glad you liked it!

[@wchangose]

You're a great coach!

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you!

[@calliemtb]

thanks for this style of video -- I can relate to the woman (crunching up into my scared turtle shell instead of being tall)

[@annekebeerten]

Thank you! I would like to show people at home a different perspective, show the people you can relate to that struggle with skills! More videos coming!

[@ctnebraska]

Good Stuff!

[@annekebeerten]

Thanks!

[@benitezjosem30]

I have to hire that coach.

[@haba_15]

Nice video, about where I am at. One question: how do you preload with a hardtail and no dropper post?

[@DISABLED12-7]

Great video. Wearing some pads might help riders feel a bit less scared when learning.

[@malvichilado6658]

Anneke I need you to tow me at the Drop the Hammer🙈

[@annekebeerten]

Let’s do it 🚀🤘

[@MTBPerspective]

So awesome! Both progressed big time! After watching your last one on jumping I've made a tiny bit of progress and was on a road trip to Iowa last weekend where I finally got to ride Mt Trashmore which is a downhill flow. First 2 runs I just rolled everything but then subsequent runs started letting off the brakes more and more and actually cleared a few of the smaller tables. Still casing a lot since I grew up racing BMX and can't seem to completely stop absorbing the bike. One of my runs down Mt Trashmore from last Fri: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJOuf6F3rJWel9E

[@annekebeerten]

That is great to hear, hopefully you keep progressing!

[@MTBPerspective]

@@annekebeerten Hopefully one of these trips to NWA I'll get some coaching! I'm not looking for big air at 55, just safe/smooth proper clears.