Learning to Ride! // Stoked x Turcotte Beginner Clinic Highlights

[@jiggyquinn5635]

Keeping the sport growing, job one as an ambassador 👏, stay safe.

[@turcotte16]

yessss

[@jasonmacdonald5141]

That 9R was rippin! I would love mountains in my “backyard”. I need to join a clinic. It will help my riding and I’d be able to learn from one of the best! Good stuff Brett!

[@chadc638]

You seem like such a good dude, Brett! Well done. My wish list: I dont know the reason or what it would be about but MAN, a joint video series with you and Muskoka "Matt" Freerider would be dope. My two fave sled 'tubers. Excellent work man.

[@turcotte16]

trying to line up our schedules!

[@raypara4036]

Sweet !

[@greatalaska6429]

Crushing! You can see the progress, keep up the great work everyone!

[@turcotte16]

always pushing

[@bluntmedia399]

watching these videos have really helped me get better, thanks man.

[@turcotte16]

Glad to hear it!

[@jasonallen3678]

This is probably my favorite video

[@lukechubbs3967]

It’s pretty awesome seeing u teach them how to side hill and do everything

[@turcotte16]

love passing on the knowledge!

[@minnesotasnowmobiler.racer5513]

Good job of explaining and having patience and letting them do it. I am 6 ft 4 in and 300 lb watching me do one of your clinics. It would probably look like a Chris Farley skit with a Boris Johnson haircut When everyone was trying to side Hill, a lot of them had their hips turned out. If I grab a steer by the horns ( I am a farmer), I would have to turn my hips into it. So, on a snowmobile, if I am leaning that sled to the left, I personally would have to get my left foot on the front of the running board and my right foot behind. My size makes walking with one foot in the snow like that very difficult. Because when I lift that outside foot out in the snow I transfer enough weight back to the snowmobile that it pushes that left side into the snow more. I would have to practice of not lifting that leg out of the snow but instead pushing off with that foot. I don't know if that makes sense

[@turcotte16]

patience is key

[@bleez4203]

That shot where you guys threw the 360…. Proper 👌

[@turcotte16]

yeeee

[@idahoweez7242]

Good look into what you guides do. That snow looked mint👌 I'm jealous. Here in idaho we got decent snow but not like that.

[@turcotte16]

we got the goods right now!

[@brandonman2020]

@@turcotte16 Send some of that up to PG! We haven't gotten a lick in a month & we're completely out of pow

[@Antto]

Whoa there are plenty of amazing tips how to ride. Beautiful scenery aswell. Subsribed!

[@turcotte16]

awesome thanks! welcome to the channel’

[@cutznfadez4683]

"ski with your feet, not so much turning the bars" Great tip 👌🏼

[@turcotte16]

Glad it was helpful!

[@OGReeber]

Good video man. Always awesome to see!

[@turcotte16]

Appreciate it!

[@jsgiroux]

Your clinics are definitely on my list of things to do as soon as I relocate to either Revy or Golden, just not sure which place yet and what level I am either lol I did lots of riding but being from the East its mostly trail riding ;)

[@turcotte16]

beginner class in revy would be your go to!

[@jsgiroux]

@@turcotte16 just need to find a job and a house below 1 million lol ;)

[@user-ee4jy5pp7m]

Nother good epi. Thanks!

[@turcotte16]

Thank you too!

[@Deadlyshu]

Awesome video man! We were all beginners once. Excellent advice for everyone!

[@turcotte16]

hell yeah! gotta start somewhere

[@Isaac804ab1]

Love these videos

[@turcotte16]

thanks for watching!

[@big_ute]

After i figured out where the edge balance point was on my 22 pro I RARELY do wrong foot forward due to the axys platform being incredibly well balanced and the fact I weigh about 245 lbs. Going from a turbo 08 nytro to this was a night and day difference, it takes minimal effort on my part to make the sled do what i want it to do.

[@turcotte16]

that’s awesome!!

[@big_ute]

@@turcotte16 the nytro was fun but the pro is way funner.

[@wyattpeters607]

I wish I could sign up I’m only 15 but I love riding sleds but I’m trying to save up for a new one as I own a 2002 Polaris rmk 800 vertical edge.

[@turcotte16]

couple more years!! 19+ and you’ll be good.

[@theunvaccinatedcanadian3410]

Keep up the good work sir.

[@turcotte16]

always!

[@haydenpenner3373]

Definitely want to do this one day

[@turcotte16]

sign up!!

[@haydenpenner3373]

@@turcotte16 only 15 and live in manitoba but once I get a bit older I will

[@CraigVanSickleAK]

Great job teaching!

[@turcotte16]

Thank you!

[@JustRevIt]

Great video.

[@turcotte16]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@chasethefeeling]

im totally booking a clinic for next season ! this was awesome

[@turcotte16]

yesss!!!

[@skipheald7300]

BT your a good dude! love to content

[@turcotte16]

thank you!

[@gregchapdelaine4889]

Looking forward to seeing you again Feb 25 - 26th!

[@turcotte16]

see ya then!

[@lucstlaurent]

WoW would love to go west and take a clinic with you

[@turcotte16]

come west! i love teaching!

[@guystuff5594]

"I don't really love shoveling all that much" lol😂

[@turcotte16]

i don’t!

[@KBBackcountry]

Was the night rescue on Sale by chance? Saw a group of trucks in the parking late.

[@turcotte16]

it was boulder!

[@lamegame420]

Is it harder to sidehill on a older sled? I feel like it is, but maybe it's just in my head. I have a 97 rmk with a 136 track I bought for ice fishing, but I got the bug for sledding. I'm learning and this thing is hard to handle. I feel like newer sleds are more nimble. Am I wrong?

[@turcotte16]

for sure harder to side hill older sleds!!

[@lamegame420]

@@turcotte16 good news is if I learn on an old sled, it'll be a breeze when I get a new one

[@ToolManTaylor]

I notice that you are constantly working the throttle, is there a reason your are not keeping a steady rpm when just cruising down a slop or even up.

[@turcotte16]

i am constantly putting the sled in the perfect traction, lots of times a steady throttle isn’t the answer.

[@keeginlablance859]

How do you sign up for something like that?! Huge bucket list of mine

[@turcotte16]

click this link!! stoked-mountain-adventures.checkfront.com/reserve/

[@tdelam]

Sweeeet! No Boost this winter Brett?

[@turcotte16]

it’s in shipping!

[@tdelam]

@@turcotte16 ah nice!

[@pma007]

Was the clinic on Frisby or Boulder?

[@turcotte16]

both!

[@Steve-holm]

That’s cool

[@turcotte16]

thanks

[@Brobro449]

Where do i sign up haha

[@turcotte16]

click the link below!

[@Savage.13]

Badass

[@turcotte16]

🙌🏻

[@charlesmcdonald5465]

Dude ism so much worse than these guys!! I started cause I watch you guys on you tube lol! It’s freaking so much harder than it looks!!

[@turcotte16]

sledding is tough!!

[@hermitrob5481]

It is man, especially on the east coast. We don't have the public wide open spaces and above all continuous pow quality. Me and my boy (54 and 55) wanna do a clinic out west but worry about our age and gettin worn out too quick.