Skid To Power Slide| Adventure Motorcycle Training Drill

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

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[@theflyingkiwi4803]

Suggestion: play the actual turn in slow motion and voice-over each step as you do it. Love your videos, keep ‘em comin’!👍

[@kokkiematematika1931]

The left foot down seems to be restrictive. How will you do this going to the right.... clockwise? Or is this meant as an exclusive anti-clockwise manoeuvre???

[@blakesummers4910]

I am so much more advanced now than I was at the start of the seasons and I owe it to you and your instruction. You explain the small intricacies that really matter better than any other instructor on KZbin. You have been an instrumental impact to my advancement on an adventure bike. Many thanks.

[@ObedYah561]

I’m happy to have found this… Thank you for helping us.. I really can use this…

[@carlosmurgelcddr.1418]

Another great video!!!! Thanks for doing this to teach us. Cheers from Brasil!

[@northislander4evasir107]

very good tips to make the turns more controlled and safer, giving better results. great vid

[@gregggorman6197]

Something to practice before GetOn Fest. See you there!!

[@michaelgillespie3611]

Man, you are the best instructor in the business. As an older rider who has only just started riding after a 40 + year break, I feel as though my skills and confidence that I have gotten from your videos have made the impossible possible. Thank you Thank you Thank you.

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[@BP-id4cq]

Thanks for another great video. Can’t wait to sign up for your Fall ADV training class.

[@michaelsupple6081]

That was flat out awesome! You instruction is really really good. I'm a technique nerd and your site is where I go to the most for this sort of thing. Thanks a ton.

[@amitkumarsehgal1798]

Sounds very easy

[@BongCajes-BISDAK]

Thanks for the tips!👍

[@shosholozabalafon2436]

What a great channel !

[@fjord2141]

What's going on with the clutch while you're giving it throttle at 20%? Are you feeding power with the clutch slowly throughout the skid?

[@mariusmartinsen2064]

Thanks 👍

[@juanignaciodeleze3437]

Hey!!! Awsome video! I took a lesson with you guys (Edgar) it was mind blowing all I learned in just one day, what about this same drill but done to the right? My inside leg will be doing the breaking,I can't figure out how would that one be done

[@blakejohn8374]

You Didn’t talk about any gear changes or which gear you accelerate in

[@kostasrei2709]

Is this acceleration on first gear?

[@fly.motocyn]

Video Suggestion: What's the best way to pick up a big adventure bike in gravel by yourself?

[@robertgyetvai5926]

Cheers!

[@miguelromero4790]

Do you need to downshift as you slow down or do you do all of it on the same gear?

[@patximendizabal5150]

I am wondering the same

[@EdgeRunnerNull]

can i succesfully do this and powerslide with a 160cc?

[@kenlee7954]

Hi Sedlak and other experience off roaders. Would you recommend something like a 250cc 4 stroke to practice drills in this channel? Or is it still ok to do them on something bigger? My previous riding experiences are only road bikes not dirt bikes.

[@sankar406]

Power slide a curve

[@MrVlasek88]

👍🏍

[@fj404]

i tried so many times it just doesn’t happen

[@spookyroofus]

In my experience, the hardest part when you're new to this is the lean. It's more than you think. The amount of lean required will take you significantly out of your comfort zone at first, until you get used to it. Just lean a little further each time you try, until you're leaning far enough to get the turn to happen. One thing that might help with lean is to think about pushing your shoulder out and "dipping" it (left shoulder to turn left, right shoulder to turn right, of course).