I need professional help

[@michaeltong7020]

I live in the area and really would like to do sessions like this. what was the process like getting this setup? I assume he has a website or I can call and make an appoinment?

[@hobmarg]

sdy284 very reasonable. From this short vid it's also very clear he knows HOW to teach not just what to teach. Super important skill...

[@Stoney-g1o]

Its still a bit expensive for me, but I am sure that a few sessions spaced out would be worth it.

[@Mr850man]

Stoney Vintson a few hours with a teacher will make you a better rider than any bike upgrade you can think of

[@Stoney-g1o]

I am in Alameda and I will be interested in the future.

[@veloden-2143]

KZbin to help you

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Okay new plan... twice per month you make another Ian video, Ian triples his prices from all the demand he gets, we get it on your channel for free, and everybody wins! Your welcome.

[@SquirrelPartyDG]

Seth's Bike Hacks You're*

[@bkxc]

Hahaha, yep!

[@nicholasgreen2864]

All in favor say "aye aye" ...

[@carlosrodrigiez7166]

Seth's Bike Hacks mkkkkk , Kkujjjjjjkkkj

[@rako5827]

👌🏽

[@joshsaunders7916]

Read through a few of the comments and I couldn't agree more. This was an excellent video. One of the big reasons I think why people enjoy your videos is because you're different from the pros who make the most technical sections and jumps look super easy. You still ride the best trails in the world with relative ease but you don't have the flashy style like those guys do. What we don't get see for those guys is the years of practice and coaching they put in to being that good, but with videos like these we can see that for you and your improvement. I don't think you'll take offense to any of that cuz you have skills on the bike and you're cleaning technically features like a boss in all of your vids. This video just is so much more relatable for us folks who have only been riding for a few years or less and gives us some direction on how to improve. Great video.

[@bkxc]

You nailed it on the head, man! I hope I can progress with my skills and get better and better and be able to show people that is is possible to get good through coaching and practice. My channel is all about me being me, and the more genuine I am the deeper connection I have with you guys and the better the channel will do.

[@zomambik]

I was going to write a post to the video but you already said it almost exactly the way I would :)

[@whalerlife53]

If you want to explode your channel, keep doing this. By far your best video. Everyone that rides can benefit from content like this. Good choice to do this video. Hope there will be more.

[@icecreamtrucker6400]

By far a different video. I personally really like his ride videos, but this was cool was well.

[@bkxc]

Thanks bud!!

[@khyrenhoskovec2584]

Agreed. His channel would benefit from a little more variety content, and skill vids are great for that

[@patricks8332]

If you linked up your trail videos with skills that'd be sick. Like you narrate what you did right and wrong in various gnarly situations in relation to these skill videos

[@jackb2374]

I would like for someone to help hold the bike for me and help me to learn how to bunny hop/wheelie like this. 30 years old and I still can't do it. Maybe if someone did a clinic these skills could be more affordable to learn.

[@Raumance]

Man this dude really knows how to teach. What a rare thing to see.

[@bkxc]

He's awesome.

[@saywhaatnow]

My thoughts exactly. Brilliant corrections and patience. Not only knew the mechanics, but how to translate them and work with Brian's needs. So cool to watch.

[@frankalbelda3911]

He's the best!!!

[@willd4716]

Raumance Ian is a good friend of mine. I've met many experienced riders in my life and Ian is by far the most dedicated and knowledgeable person I've ever met.

[@fatalcapsaicin5157]

gotta love that teaching voice too

[@amarildo-xyz]

more of these !!

[@bkxc]

Sounds like a plan!

[@rgmtb]

Dude I'd love to get this kind of training! Good for you!

[@bkxc]

Do it!! I think it helps so much

[@nathanrock5068]

Regular Guy Mountain Biking trailtechnique.com/ trailtechnique.com/contact/

[@wallacedavidg]

One of the best tutorials. I never put together the concept to load the back of the bike and thrust the pedals forward. Love his question, "So you've got a nice bike, now what?" That describes so many riders, me included.

[@bkxc]

It really is the best quote ever for a coach!

[@Bjoggi308]

Outstanding information. The heel drop is so misunderstood. One of your best videos to date. Ian sure knows his stuff. I'll be watching this video a few times for pointers. In a parking lot or inside your garage on a rainy day, working on the basics like one handed figure 8's, nose wheelies, track-stands, and hopping (bunny, side, left/right) can be very beneficial.

[@bkxc]

Glad you liked it Bruce! I haven't begun to play with nose wheelies yet!

[@Bjoggi308]

Stoppies and Nose Wheelies are my nemesis for sure. I hate that OTB feeling with passion for a reason ;-)

[@priestmarmore6750]

now were going to see brian doing bunny hop to tables and manuals in fire roads GO BKXC

[@bkxc]

WATCH OUT WORLD!

[@MTBGarage]

2 years later shows you the mechanics don't change, this is a great refresher!

[@BrianVaughn]

Taking a lesson is something I should definitely look into. I've done the online stuff but that one-on-one stuff is really key.

[@bkxc]

Yep, I think the one-on-one is the way to go. These enduro races are so expensive to enter for one day of fun, but a coaching session will give you rewards for the rest of your riding life.

[@jonmarshall1502]

Dude, I'm gonna have to refer back to this video more than a few times. Wow that was super fun and educational. That guy wasn't all "I'm awesome now do what I do", he was great. More videos like this is a good idea .👍🏻👍🏻

[@jeremyfischer6598]

As a beginner mountain biker this was one of the most helpful things I've seen on youtube, even after countless gmbn and other skill videos.

[@bkxc]

Awesome, so glad it helps!

[@bartholomeusclever]

feel the same ... ian is a great teacher

[@summer7034]

Im a beginner Mountain biker as well and this was good advise as well

[@danilosx]

In most of the times, the main things that keep us apart from learning a new trick are those "bad habits" Ian mentioned. after i "learned" bunny hops (which took me some hard times), I took one entire year to realize I was doing it the wrong way, and when focused on improving my technique I find out how hard is to "rebuild" the trick mechanics in my mind and 'forget' the wrong technique and body positining mistakes. Be patient, train hard!

[@bkxc]

Seriously hard work to retrain your mind and body! Watching Ian do that stuff so smoothly was a huge inspiration.

[@henrylivingston7712]

Danilo Xavier same thing with me and wheelies, learned them all wrong and now i have to forget and learn again.

[@SasquatchFPV]

I would bet anyone watching this video could benefit from Ian's teaching. I know I would love to have something like that since I know I struggle with those skills already.

[@bkxc]

I think so too, hope it helps!

[@SasquatchFPV]

It absolutely does. I just won't know what feels right or wrong, yet. Keep the videos coming!

[@encodedvision3234]

Just ride your bike intuitively, NO CLIPS, just practice bunny hopes over a crack then over a garden hose, common you know eventually you will do it, then move over to something bigger, practice pulling the back break and bouncing around on the back wheel like a pogostick, practice wheelies etc and for thos backflips and shit: come on americanos you in america go to a foam pit and whallaaaaaaa You know the best way to learn? Don't ride your bike and just watch these vids instead...You'll be pro in no time

[@kennethrhea7746]

Great work. Id like to thank Ian for allowing you to film the session so the rest of us can get the visual lesson.

[@ronggearrob9622]

Great video and tips. I especially liked the focus on keeping the heels down, hopefully that will help me finally get the hang of doing manuals and bunny hops.

[@bkxc]

Seems like the magic ingredient!

[@TrailPeek]

Ian knows his stuff, and consistently puts down good race results too!

[@bkxc]

Yeah, I was really impressed and I think I'm one step closer to "Trail Peek speed"

[@mtbyumyum]

Great idea for a video... this will reach and help so many people Brian. Excellent! Love what you're doing for the online MTB community! Also, this is why everyone should learn to ride with flats first! Nice job bro!

[@bkxc]

Glad you enjoyed it! I definitely had some epiphanies!

[@chongnin3549]

Is there a full vid with this tutorial? 🤣😊😊🙏 Badly need it!

[@bvtibbs]

Did a session with Ian this week. His teaching is even better now. Same techniques with new ways of explaining. Super helpful!

[@bkxc]

LOVE hearing that dude!!

[@waltrobinson407]

BKXC always training! Motivating video to keep going and keep moving forward! Thnx!

[@bkxc]

That's the key man, if you're not growing you're dying!!

[@DaBigBomb123]

Ian has taught me most of the things I know about mountain bikes and has really helped me on my path to becoming a professional downhill racer. What's cool about Ian is he has a deep understanding of the fundamentals and has the skills to communicate them to both beginners and skilled riders alike. Anyone with a mountain bike can greatly benefit from his classes. Classes will do so much more for your riding then that new fork or drive train will.

[@bkxc]

That's a fantastic endorsement!

[@MrSmoothasf]

nice! would love to see more of this, more progression....tell that story dude

[@bkxc]

Awesome, thanks man

[@slickmissy5842]

Skills are so key to riding and getting you out of jams. I've been doing skills and drills on flats once a week for the last 6 months and it's helped me prep for the upcoming Enduro season big time.

[@bkxc]

That's awesome, I've gotta make more time for just skills and getting more in tune with the bike.

[@brandonlandry5289]

If I had a dollar for every "yes" 😂

[@bikelifewill6483]

Yes

[@luk3z565]

Yes

[@skedaddle9070]

Yes

[@evangrundmeyer3003]

Yes

[@mariahspenceley3728]

Hmmm, yes

[@berncook]

Brian, thanks so much for putting this video together - it's like mountain biking tutorial gold for me. I've always had trouble getting my wheels up and felt like I was always fighting my bike while knowing it should be much easier with the right technique and balance. I can't wait to get out and practice this on the weekend.

[@bkxc]

Awesome, dude! I've been using it out on the trails and really feeling good. Not quite able to get the full manual down yet, but much faster and confident when riding.

[@--LZ---]

Drinking game : Every time Brian says "ok" or "yes"

[@adamoverweel2550]

Man this coach is phenomenal, so much passion and great teaching ability! Awesome video

[@michealhall7776]

More of this content! I'm sure ian won't mind the massive exposure

[@lucasgauci]

Notification Squad !!!!

[@jbdbsb]

I've known Ian Massey for a few years now. Great guy, extremely communicative and well informed. His class is on my own bucket list of things I really need to do.

[@bkxc]

Definitely worth getting into!

[@alexpolakis2016]

"You ran right into a 4" log and nothing happened" Ya, cause he has 6 and a half inches of suspension

[@bkxc]

Hahaha

[@armentekerian5545]

Ian is an awesome teacher...radically improved my riding. Looking forward to coming out to the Bay Area (from NJ) and doing another session with him !

[@bkxc]

Awesome, dude!

[@mare6638]

be careful, my uncle was on testis operation by doing wheelies, he drop down front wheel to hard on the floor smashing his testis on the seat...

[@Mike-xo1wt]

what the fuck now im scared, i mean my testis is

[@timgray2890]

I did a session with Ian today. Totally awesome. By the end I could manual over a 6" log. It was slick and at a 45° angle to the trail. No problem. I barely noticed the log. Just skipped over it. And... I didn't have to use my arms to pull up the front of the bike at all. It just lifted up and away. Awesome. Best $200 I've spent on biking.

[@bkxc]

That's friggin great to hear Tim!!

[@CobraKyle]

Not only do I feel like a better rider after this, I feel like a better person.

[@bkxc]

Nice!

[@stefanodirector7180]

BKXC grande ottimo un grandissimo saluto mi sono iscritto ricambi ti ho lasciato un super Like

[@gilbertlopez6101]

I done wheelies before on bmx bikes but rarely on my mtb, at least in a "controlled" fashion. I've seen videos on it with the pushing back "L", but I've never heard of digging the heals. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the tutorial and on another great video.

[@bkxc]

Hope it helps!

[@aidanefird8360]

Yes, yes, yes, Ok😂

[@jakubknioa1159]

What I found reaaaaally helping for me is to throw the bike to the front while tryin to manuall and bunny hop. U explained it waaay better that rest tutorials because that throw is needed especially when u have a long xc bike or long stem, and that cause u finding difficult in pulling ur front wheel up. Thanks :D

[@th_js]

Long XC-bike??

[@R.DeJaniero]

Yes yes yes yh yh yu yu yu yh Did he say yes

[@apatheticToad]

More of this please! I'm at a similar level as you and I found this very helpful, thank you for sharing it.

[@bkxc]

So glad to hear that, Joel!

[@OG_SQUID_MTB]

$175 for 2hrs? OUCH!

[@bkxc]

That's how much my stupid 100% glasses cost. It's a lifetime investment in your skills and the fun and ability you gain on the trail is worth every penny.

[@lonnietkach3305]

It's hard to know how to respond when someone makes a comment about the price. Are they critiquing the perceived value? Are they saying they wish they could afford that great service? Or, are they just prone to complaining about what everything costs? For me, I am thinking of how I can make the trip down from Canada, with my own personal bike loaded up in the back of my vehicle, to get a few sessions with Ian. From my point of view, his prices are fair, the value is obviously great, and the market seems to be confirming this - otherwise he would have to lower his rates.

[@OG_SQUID_MTB]

See ya when you get here👍🏽

[@lonnietkach3305]

Thanks! If I make it down this year, are you willing to join me in one of my sessions with Ian, and buy me a beer? Then I will buy you a beer if you take me out on some of the local trails. Cheers.

[@zumbaRdie]

Man, video like this helps others who struggle with technical stuff including myself. Thank you Ian for sharing your skills.

[@ColinDyas]

I enjoyed the video. The modesty of approach, the lack of ego's, the nice setting, the intelligent advice and coaching methodology were appealing. I grew up in Shropshire, UK in the early 1970's. My friends and had MX crushes, but were to young (and under resourced) to own MX bikes. So we converted our push bikes with knobbly tyres & MX bars & rode steep hills, including the world famous MX hill at Hawkstone Park! . We created trails with our tyres rather than shovels. This was years before the MTB was invented, and along time before Marin county claimed to have invented the sport. Some coaching in those days would have prevented a lot of butt breaking & ball slaps! I have worked in Oakland (sailing boats) and have mates in SF. If I get back there I will look you up. Great video .

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much Colin! I love hearing those stories about the days before everything got so fancy!

[@paranormalzen]

This is good. I have always been terrible at lifting the front wheel up, but I think I just learnt how wrong I do it. Basically, pulling with my arms only and not being off the saddle.

[@lorenzobarrett8232]

Ian's the best. used to work at my local bike shop and now does this. Nicest guy you will ever meet.

[@bkxc]

Very cool!

[@joen3992]

Thank you for the tips....being older and doing this stuff on a 29er hardtail. I was pulling with my arms. Now I got something to practice. Cheers!

[@bkxc]

Glad it helped!

[@ballenapez]

One of the few times I've actually learned something from one of those instructional videos. Went out to practice some wheelies after watching this and focusing on what the instructor said and saw immediate improvement.

[@bkxc]

Awesome!

[@edendriga23]

Love love love these kinds of tips/informational videos on riding skills!!!! It's great to see your humble riding attitude show... Ian Massy will surely be thanking you for all the publicity... See you on the trail!!!!

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad you dug it Edward!

[@ASKirkland]

Ian is the man... I was lucky enough to have lunch with him and a few friends after a group ride in Santa Cruz. 30 minutes of chatting w/ Ian changed how I ride mountain bikes for the better for good. Ian has a gift for explaining key concepts like proper stance, using good technique, and how to correctly engaging core muscle to drive the bike. I have several friends that have had 1 on 1 and group session with him and all highly recommend him. If you can afford it and have the chance to have a session with Ian, do it!

[@bkxc]

That's so cool!

[@PsychoMonkeyStudios]

That's the most amazing training for building Manual confidence I watched on youtube! I'm going to practice exactly like that with my buddy! I would like to watch more videos with you two guys. One explains and correct the other. Amazing for learing!!!

[@bkxc]

So glad you enjoyed it, dude!

[@kevcon001]

went through something similar 2 weeks ago on a course to become a guide. having someone who knows their stuff giving you pointers is great and really increases your skill base. messing about in a car park with obstacles is great craic!!

[@bkxc]

Very cool! Ian definitely knew his stuff!

[@DAMN55117]

Wow. I know you have been saying you were going to do a session with a coach and even though we didn't see much of it...you can tell it's worth finding a guy like Ian. Thanks for showing us the way Brian.

[@bkxc]

Do it!!

[@peterho6165]

learn learn and learn well done bro, i like even you already have 450k subscribers you still have a humble heart to learn and not shame to admit it, well done

[@RGCastro7]

Hello, Brian. I'm so stoked to see you developing new skills with a coach! You're a good rider who has lots of fun and makes excellent videos, but this will boost your skills into greatness. Work hard at it, and this will complement your training for the XC races in a way that's greater than the sum of the individual parts. Kudos!

[@bkxc]

Thanks RG, I appreciate it!

[@Showuk]

That's brilliant. I still can't wheelie let alone bunny hop, but the visibility of the technique there while he was holding you up made things seem much clearer than most videos on KZbin. I think I have the fear of going too far back, mixed with too much pull of the arms & a general moving forward with the hips.

[@bkxc]

Yep, that little lesson was super powerful!

[@markbusch1721]

this is great, I haven't seen a video like this and it really emphasizes how much a coach can help. props to this guy for letting you video the session, it shows how confident he is in his skill as a coach. you tube can be a great teacher but a coach is better.

[@bkxc]

Thanks Mark! You can see this stuff on video, but to actually have him showing you it is a whole different ball game, so worth it!

[@joshporter1000]

I need to work on the manual as well. I'm glad you made this video! Super awesome instructor and good tips. I will be watching this one multiple times for sure.

[@bkxc]

!Nice, hope it helps

[@SynapticIllusion]

Probably the best and least vague advice I've ever seen for body position and how it affects the bike. Thanks guys!

[@bkxc]

So glad it helped!

[@MangySquirrel]

awsome coaching session. I'm definitely going to practice this. wow good tips. I like the driving down with the legs/heels into the back axle and straight arms. I have tons of bad habits to break.

[@dabylove]

Really enjoy that training. I wish I had that mentor. I love your sense of sharing guys. Watching you from Haiti.

[@bkxc]

Glad you enjoyed it, dude!

[@ShakeNShred]

Awesome, Brian! I decided my fundamentals needed some cleaning up, so I took lessons with an instructor here in Co Springs. SHe fixed my attack position, cornering, and bunny hops, and improved my jumps, though I still need work on those. Looks like Ian did as much for you.

[@bkxc]

Awesome!!!

[@Trindal]

This is helping me a bit. I’m just getting started and manuals and front brake wheelies. I thought maybe i had the wrong bike or something. If it wasn’t raining I would head out to work on my skills.

[@Cubenga]

Love what you are doing here on your channel. You're doing everything right with every single video and its beautiful. Keep it up man!

[@bkxc]

Thanks Jonny!

[@diluteduk]

best vid I've seen on your channel. and the instructor explained manuals better than anyone I've watched before

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad you got something out of it!

[@huckquinn1853]

Great instruction, Ian. BKXC is far from a poor rider and still learned some good solid basics here. Brilliant work guys! Thank you so much for putting this video together.

[@bkxc]

It was a dang good session!

[@btphonehome95]

Been watching your channel for a while man, I gotta say that I enjoy the added commentary, and would love to see (hear?) more of it! Cheers from Australia!

[@bkxc]

Thanks Ben! It's all about the commentary!

[@DartWinger]

This (and countless others) needs a love button! Great stuff!

[@SquirrelPartyDG]

I could watch people learning to ride or bunny hop logs all day. Please do more of these.

[@bkxc]

Sweet

[@stevepadilla9729]

I have a bike shop and post these for customers to see at home. But some come in and want to watch at the shop and ask questions well your videos are playing. Keep up the great work. If you are every coming through Missouri to ride let us know. I use to race in the past and now helping my Son. I am enjoying it because I can still go faster then him on the DH. :)

[@bkxc]

That's so cool, Steve!!

[@SoLowAudio]

I literally just finished getting ready for school, get on and bkxc posted a new vid one min ago

[@jimirsay3840]

I literally just finished too.

[@bkxc]

Nice!

[@weschilton]

Man, that was fantastic! We didn't have anyone to go to for training back in the early 90s when I was riding and racing. So we picked up a lot of bad habits. I really want to find someone like Ian down here in LA and get some good instruction. And you rock, Brian... you ride great and you learn super fast! Looking good.

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much, man! I'm sure there's a coach around that can help you down there.

[@MangySquirrel]

good to hear you had frustrations with this too and you're a good rider. makes me feel not so bad.

[@Gotdurt]

Excellent. That was some of the best, most sound instruction I've seen/heard. I hope he gets a boost in business from this.

[@bkxc]

Glad you liked it!!

[@niekversteege]

This instructor has a very good approach to explaining things. I sometimes coach too and might steal this. Very informative, thanks!

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad it helped

[@darrenmorley7453]

Brian, this style of vlog is great. Throw in a little tuition now and then. Very informative. Thanks.

[@bkxc]

Glad you're digging it!

[@miguelnavarro2571]

A great testament that we can all continue to learn and improve. One of your best videos Brian, keep up the skill building Brotha! Alexander won't know what hit him next time around, SAVAGE!!!!!!

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much Miguel! Hahaha, I really cannot wait to get riding with him again.

[@braddrake8644]

When I lived in SF I used to take lessons from Ian, great teacher and mechanic! Great video and channel

[@bkxc]

Nice! Very cool

[@dropclutch1]

Best vid you've made so far! Thank you for having the humility to show us how to improve those fundamentals. I've always wanted to take a lesson like this. Lower back injury makes me so afraid of commiting to manuals.

[@bkxc]

Thanks man, I really appreciate the love.

[@trailhead6882]

OMG watching that for just 6 minutes has just made me think about so much of my riding style and how to progress. Definitely want to see more of these tutorials if you can post them!

[@bkxc]

Such good food for thought!

[@lloydranola]

I too consider myself pretty experienced, but took a clinic 2 years ago and it improved my riding a lot (especially turning). Always so much to learn, and it looks like Ian can teach me a lot as well as I have some of the same deficiencies when it comes to bunny hopping

[@bkxc]

If you're in the Bay Area, do it!

[@lloydranola]

BKXC I'm in Oakland. Ian's rate seems totally reasonable. I will! 👍🏽

[@RyanMarcyesOutdoors]

Awesome, So stoked to see I Dude like you being humble and knowing that we "ALL" can get better everyday!! I think more of these clips would be a great benefit to us your views as well as yourself. I hope that doesn't come out the wrong way... Great clip look forward to more like this!! Ohh and remember to Live-Life-Loud!!!

[@bkxc]

I'm always trying to get stronger every day! I definitely think more of this stuff would benefit everyone.

[@TrailFeatures]

Awesome Improvements! Watching this makes me want to go session a few spots on my local trail that I always grumble when I walk them; I know I can do it if I try.

[@bkxc]

Do it! That log we did at the end was super intimidating, but we did it!

[@Dog-x7j]

I need to sign up for some lessons with Ian. As soon as my knee is a bit stronger I will do that :-) You are so Skilled and Knowledgeable :-) an amazing teacher! You are the best!

[@bkxc]

Do it!!

[@briankelly1817]

Been wanting to get training on the mountain bike for decades. When I go back to the States, I'll get training. Thanks for the upload!

[@bkxc]

You're welcome!

[@randycowles9858]

wow I expected to see a lot negative comments because you know, its the internet but the progression of getting over the 2x4s with the log kinda speaks for itself. my bike has so much travel that I could probably just clunk through but this help a lot. Thanks!!

[@benythjet]

Ian Massey is a great teacher. He taught me a couple new techniques.

[@jwalatraca]

best mtb coaching skills. very informative

[@pt6134]

I found this video extremely helpful. I used to "hang" off the handle bars over the rear tire but instead dipped into a squat. Tremendous improvement. Immediately noticed much more confidence and stability going down hill and could turn in much faster. Still can't bunny hop worth shit though!

[@bkxc]

Awesome!! One step at a time!

[@MrDavidock]

Man, this guy is so enthusiastic and knowledgeable, makes it easy to learn from him.

[@bkxc]

Definitely a great teacher!

[@RonnRider]

Phenomenal! Makes a world of difference and I could just tell from the beginning of the vid to the end the vast improvement you made. Good on you!👏🏾

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much!!

[@brandonfield3993]

Guy is super instructive but still calming. Great personality for this.

[@PeterCPRail8748]

Fantastic tips he gave I never thought of having my body centered over back wheel and the bike does everything it's self. Have to practice this for sure

[@bkxc]

It's a huge difference!!

[@MikeTrizzle]

Like others have already said awesome video. It great to watch you have fun, but to see how happy you were from learning that stuff was awesome. You flew over those obstacles with confidence where in some of your videos you can tell when you don't want to do something. Very cool

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad it came through in the video! Always trying to get better.

[@BrentLeslie]

What a great coach. Just by watching you can pick up quite a lot!

[@ThunderStruckMTB]

Really enjoyed that.... Good coaching is always obvious to everyone.

[@bkxc]

Yes! He was great at breaking down complicated subjects into bite-sized pieces so I could digest them!

[@ericbondie4760]

this was actually REALLY helpful. watching you do it put what I do wrong also into perspective. thank you for your videos... keep it up!!

[@bkxc]

Glad you got something out of it Eric!

[@libbotoppo]

This is awesome. Great video! Speaking of bunny hops, I switched to flats this year in hopes of ditching my cheating habit of pulling with my clips. After a day of practice I got them around 8 inches off the ground. So I can say for sure they'll be really nice by the end of this season.

[@bkxc]

There you go! I'm thinking about making the switch.