Off-Road Standing Motorcycle Riding Skills

In this video, we'll show you how to improve your off-road standing motorcycle riding skills with expert tips and techniques. From beginner to advanced riders, our off-road motorcycle training will help you level up your skills.
Join us as we dive into the art of standing riding. In this comprehensive video, we'll share expert tips and techniques to help you master the art of off-road standing riding.
Whether you're a beginner looking to build a solid foundation or an experienced rider seeking to refine your skills, this video has something for everyone. We'll cover crucial aspects such as proper body positioning, weight distribution, and throttle control.
The exercises in this video can help you develop the muscle memory needed to navigate obstacles, maintain balance, and conquer steep inclines with confidence.
Our off-road motorcycle training is designed to push your comfort zone while standing and help you become a more versatile and skilled rider. With step-by-step instructions, we'll guide you through the process of leveling up your off-road standing riding skills.
Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your riding experience. Whether you're tackling challenging trails, exploring remote locations, or simply seeking to push your boundaries, mastering the art of off-road standing riding will open up a whole new world of adventure. Join us on this exciting journey and get ready to conquer the off-road like never before!
I will guide you through a series of movements designed to help you master the art of standing while riding, enhancing your control and maneuverability on various terrains.
Skill Development Exercises:
1. Adjusting Throttle and Body Positioning: Learn how to maintain balance and control by adjusting your throttle needs and body positioning effectively.
2. Mastering Counterbalancing Techniques: Improve your control and maneuverability by mastering counterbalancing techniques.
3. Importance of Body Positioning: Understand how body positioning plays a vital role in maintaining balance and control, enabling you to react swiftly to changing road conditions.
These fundamental skills are essential for advancing your riding techniques, ensuring you are well-equipped to tackle challenging terrains and maximize the potential of your adventure motorcycle.
By practicing these techniques, you will enhance your readiness to conquer difficult terrains and fully experience the capabilities of your adventure motorcycle.
Before attempting the exercises demonstrated in this video, make sure to watch our “How to Stand while Riding Off-Road Motorcycle” tutorial at • How to Stand while Rid... .
Remember, consistent practice and patience are key to mastering any skill. Start honing your standing riding posture today and elevate your adventure riding experience
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Side Note:
These agility & skills courses/exercises are designed to help develop the fundamental riding skills of clutch, throttle, brake and active balance by the rider.
Precise practice in coordinating these techniques can lead to instinctive/reflexive actions by the rider and allow for more precise control of the motorcycle.
Mastery of these techniques allows the rider to more smoothly transition the bike when cornering as well as being able to react reflexively when encountering unexpected changes in surface traction in off road conditions.
Depending on your skill level, you may want to make the courses larger to feel more comfortable while you develop these skills.
Performing these exercises carries a risk of dropping your motorcycle which may result in damage to you or your motorcycle. Always be sure that your bike has the proper crash guards and that you also wear the appropriate protective gear.
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[@silviazencich6862]

Thank you Mike very clear video !! You make the exercises look very easy!! I definitely have to try them with my new bike!! I will report to you!!!

[@advmotoskillz]

Hello Silvia! 👋🏻 Just like on any ride, go at your own pace. Start with some of the easier movements and practice those until you feel comfortable to try something more challenging like one knee up on the seat👍🏻 It’s a great exercise to learn how body positioning can make the bike move. Then, when riding off road and the unexpected wobble happens you have developed reflexes to help keep the bike on line🤙🏻

[@ralfabel8657]

Nice exercise, good idea👍easy and smooth 😊. I will do it👍

[@advmotoskillz]

🤙🏻 Great! Let us know how you do when you try it.

[@truckinadventures-j2e]

thanks great info

[@advmotoskillz]

@@truckinadventures-j2e It takes some time to develop the muscle memory so that you are in the right position, but it gives a lot of confidence when it becomes reflexive 🤙🏻

[@VJD-15]

Now that the ground is finally rid of snow and the soil has drained a bit, I have begun taking your lessons more seriously. I’m starting with the bike on its centerstand and raising my feet and legs before I reach the next step. I’m also learning to walk the bike in first gear and that is not an easy exercise with a GSA at over 600lbs! My leg needs to find space between the cylinder and the footpeg, there isn’t much space to walk, let alone run next to the bike. And finally, leaning the GSA on my hip makes me realize how heavy the bike really is. That’s when I quit for the morning, with cramps in my thighs and lower back!

[@advmotoskillz]

These are some heavy bikes for sure! Very important to have a slight lean to the bike like you mentioned when walking next to it. This allows the bike to be a bit more stable as you walk more, especially on uneven terrain, and it allows you to be slightly away from the cylinder head and center stand. It does get easier with practice and the muscles get used to it 👍🏻💪🏻

[@christopher54179]

As usual a great exercise. Thank you.

[@advmotoskillz]

Thanks 🤝🏻 Appreciate you taking the time to let us know you like the video.

[@vijayam1]

Brilliant! ❤

[@advmotoskillz]

Thanks! Glad you liked the video.

[@ezio-falco]

Very interesting video, as usuaL. Thanks!

[@advmotoskillz]

Glad you enjoyed it! I have found the exercise to be very helpful in getting used to what inputs (body psoitioning/throttle) I need to make on the bike when I am riding and the terrain gets challenging.

[@heremansmarc]

Et si l'on tombe dans ces positions, on fait comment ?

[@kuko]

Hi. Thanks for videos! When i am lifting my leg out i feel that i strongly pushing and pulling the handlebar(verticaly). Is it ok or i am doing it wrong?

[@advmotoskillz]

Great question! Important to have your lower legs holding the bike firmly before lifiting one leg, then... engaging your core muscles is important.Have you seen our "How to Stand while Riding Off-Road Motorcycle" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXbTYoinhNGaqdU You can also slightly lean your upper body towards the side before you lift your leg to counterbalance the bike. This is why I really like this exercise.

[@kuko]

@@advmotoskillz Thank you!

[@advmotoskillz]

@@kuko 🤙🏻

[@ВладимирМакаренко-к8ь]

Нічого не розумію , але дивлюся 😂

[@advmotoskillz]

😅 Є субтитри, які можна ввімкнути, і вони автоматично перекладатимуться.

[@ВладимирМакаренко-к8ь]

Дякую!!!

[@advmotoskillz]

@@ВладимирМакаренко-к8ь 🤙🏻