This is exactly what the best riders in Supercross are doing with their technique 🤯

[@christomsett1819]

Jase is the best mx podcast...asks the best questions his opinions are spot on

[@macy9123]

Jase talks way to much, let the dude talk !!

[@lawndart188s]

I know! Ask a question and listen. And get to the ducking point

[@nickhowser7262]

Dude just likes to hear himself talk over letting his guests get their words out before he starts talking.

[@RydenAround]

If he had jc on the show, he'd talk over him...

[@paulbryant68]

why i can’t watch this. terrible interviewer. why does he have guests? just do it solo.

[@karlosmoreno3821]

Yeah this one is bad

[@kingGar27]

So hang on, are you saying you're turning your feet in to grip (as opposed to gripping with your knees)? Or am I picking that up wrong?

[@hello-dirt]

I had the same question and I am assuming the same thing: more feet, less knees.

[@srt4driver181]

If you stand up and go shoulder width apart. Turn your toes in and out pivoting off your heals and your knees naturally follow. Turn the toes in and the knees go closer together

[@Leland387]

Yes it makes you grip the bike better naturally without having constant pressure just with your knees. Turning your toes in creates that naturally.

[@kingGar27]

@@srt4driver181 Gotcha. So similar technique to the one used on street/road bikes. I assume it's one of those things that takes a few hours of riding to get used to before becoming muscle memory, right?

[@kingGar27]

​@@hello-dirt based on what @srt4driver181 is saying, by turning your feet inwards, your knees naturally follow.

[@johnjones231]

Sick

[@noonespecial1217]

Tom ‘s eating baguettes😆 Fkg nice Gypsy lol. Good guest today. Nice clip👍

[@LukaCoyne-wq6kc]

Basically become the joe Rogan of mx

[@nathancrittenden8525]

You won't get higher praise than that as a podcaster

[@MX-CO]

He haa said in the past that he modeled the show after Joe Rogan

[@Lil_hercules_223]

🤘🏼🤘🏼🙌🏼

[@timmummert63]

That has been desert technique for decades.

[@Jbookmedia]

Truuuuuuuuueeeeeee!!!! These guys don’t even realize haha great comment

[@dhones23]

Off road in general I would say. In the woods, keeping the toes in helps prevent having them ripped off the pegs, brings the knees into the bike and allows you to work your arms/ hands less. This is how it’s always been.

[@danmorrison7112]

and here i am,6' and 145 lbs riding a 450..... damn i like that stupid juice