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Great instructions, such a shame you’ve not posted for a year. We need more from you guys :(

Ignore everything else you’ve seen about shifting back, or manual etc THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT! Great tutorial guys.

Great video, what Is the circle cone radius dimensiones for práctice ?

So glad to have found you! Must practice this.

Great tutorials and easy to follow, now hitting jumps I’ve been riding around for years 👍

Keeep those videos goinggg❤❤❤

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Fantastic video

Probably the best video I have seen about riding switch backs. You both do an excellent job of breaking it down to smaller size bites. You earned a sub.

This is one of the better videos for riding switchbacks I've seen. Good job 👍

You not loosing alot energy bunny hopping off a jump? Seems to be the thing now not loosing the energy from hopping in videos

Thank you , still landing hard on my Rear wheel. 😅

Heya guys this is thee best video..am off to go do some loose rock trails...touching the passion and drive you guys display..many thanks❤❤❤

Im new to Mtn Biking and I struggle with corners. We arrived in Bella Vista in Arkansas to ride and my new struggle is Perfect Berms and here they are sharp turn berms. Tomorrow I will use your technique and circle back. TY both so much.

Would love to see this video 'amended' to show how to hit drops when clipped in...

Good Evening, Vic and Wes, thank you for the video. Can you tell us the location you were filming the drops, we looking for a place to practice in Gauteng. Weve been to a few bike parks but havent come across a place like this yet😢

We miss you here in Jhb 😢

so let me get this straight, i load and explode with my feet , very little to no input from my hands ?

One of the best jumping tutorials on youtube! I loved your vidfeo and your channel keep it up!

Awesome video. Very easy to understand. Thank you. Bloemendal is lekker😊

Smooth NOT fast was the most important advice. Because smooth = fast. It’s all technique.

Please make more videos of your mtb tutorials, very helpful.

Now i know,thanks...

Will done subscribe ma'am sir!!

yehey!

Fantastic video guys, well done!!! 👏

Best beginner's cornering video ever 😊

friendly recommendation, get a lavalier mic✌

Great video

Awesome video. Please make more. Can you make a video about body position focusing on hinging? I saw another coach recently mentioning that we should not hinge. Rather we need to squat

Great video. Can you do one on steep roll down with semi loose dirt about an 8 footer high. Thanks! Want to challenge this in my neighborhood.

THANKS U GUYS!! JUst got back from the trails. 58 years old, couldn't jump worth a crap. That thing you showed with pointing your chin forward, made everything click. I thought about ski jumpers, what do they do they get over the ski's. So yea man, I felt the back tire in the air!!! Weeeeeeeeeee!

Very helpful good job!!!

This was the first of your tutorials I found and I'm really impressed! Your discussion of technique was exactly what I was taught at a recent clinic, but you include more drills than they did, which should be super helpful. I see it's been four months since you published this so I really hope you do more!

Very helpful! Thanks😊

nice! 👍

I put off doing a 3ft drop of 1.5 years because it got tin my head and for whatever reason I could not visualize myself doing it. Maybe because it was off a concrete slab...even though there is a series of drops just before it off rocks that I had no issue with, even one that was the same size or maybe even a little bigger. Once I finally committed to doing it, it was once of the easiest drops I had ever done.

Great stuff - doing my first double jumps, drops at age 63 - been MTB xcountry for years though

Awesome tips. Thanks muchly

How to conquer fear .. yell "YOLO" really loud and then go (:

Nice video I’ didn’t know I was doing it all wrong But when you said more strength in our legs than arms I realised where I’ve been going wrong 👍

Great video! If you look at the tree you will go into the tree 😂 so true!

This is by far the best tutorial on down switchbacks I've seen. Thank you guys for taking the time. Please let us know where to find those cones. 😊

Good advice, I definitely picked up some tips. 🤙

Thanks for the video! What do you use for the practice half circle tubes you are riding over?

No issues with assembly for me ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L but I could see where some might benefit from using an experienced bike assembler/mechanic. I'm an older rider starting back after a 10 year break. This bike exceeds my capabilities and has been easy to get comfortable riding. I'm mostly on easy trails with almost no street riding and have not been disappointed with the performance of the bike. My fitness level is far below what I previously rode with and because of that the mileage is going on the bike slowly. While I'm losing weight slowly, the bike seems to tolerate my 220 pounds just fine. The bike has been used by several family members ranging from 5'5" - 5'9".