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Great video and I think every rider should watch it.

This is one of the best and most fascinating episodes I’ve ever listened to. I truly wish and hope it reaches a wide enough audience to impact everyone. I found your channel after an accident last year, and I’ve already mentioned how much your content helped me, especially the episode with Steve Vanderhoek. The chance to hear a top-level professor talk about brain research, also in relation to injuries is something not to be taken for granted. After my concussion, I didn’t receive much help and had to figure things out on my own-it was tough. I’m eternally grateful to the global biking community and to people like you who share such incredible insights through this podcast.

Thanks for not answering the question... What is neurocatch and how does it work? Stop rambling and start answering. This is how you know whatever it is this guy created is utter bullcrap.

Great words!

Nice one!! good to know more about Alex! great person, rider and mechanic, wish you the best my friend!

Hey bro, nice channel one more subscriber, im leaving in Vancouver now. Lets ride sometime💪🏼

Louise is super cool ⛳

My mind is so dirty 💀 remove the D with G and you have GA-

LOVE It mate

So I'm my younger years bmxing I got in my head a lot and looked at things from the point of the fall. Now starting to finally ride MTB at 34y old I look at it as I KNOW I can do this no matter how gnarly it looks. I trust myself and my bike more. I was riding jumps yesterday that I would of never jumped B4 in my life and was having an absolute blast. You can do anything as long as you set your mind to it. The only thing that's holding you back, is you.

very helpful, thanks!

Love this episode!

Such a lovely person. Do you and find what works and never forget to enjoy it 🤘

Excellent.

Nice to hear and see my beautiful granddaughter l.a.f. love you pest 2 xxxx

7th comment !

Nice video Jake!

😯👏👏🤟✌️

Awesome! 🤘🤙

I hear her advice & it's good. But the question is really good too & I was hoping for the same answer he might have been. Let's say it's a competition day & the nerves are riding really high because you're about to put it all on the line, you can't exactly pull out because your mind isn't going to allow you to push the boundaries. Cheers team, Kia Ora & welcome to Aotearoa.

Nice riding Jake 🤙🚴‍♂️

McGazza Forever!!

Third comment😮

2nd comment.

First comment 😆

😮 wow excellent

Wow excellent. 💐💐

Yeah mate 🤙🤙

keep it up!

Good one, Matt.

How good it is if is able to reach my tv down here in the UK thousands of miles away and inspired me to ride on completely another level 🫵🤘🤙😎 Thank You.

So many high profile riders are getting pushed into promoting crappy Ebikes,leave those for the old and decrepid riders geez.They are not cool,how can a heavy,heavy bike be cool,high profile riders will push anything for the money they are the 304's of mountain biking.

Next I need to see you doing scrubs down Whistler with Remy 🚲🚲🚲

Nate is such a stylish rider

Mike has been such a important part of my development as a mountain biker and a coach! He help me really step up my game and to ride my first ever PRO LINE. Can't wait to ride again soon my friend! Great guy and great coach! Nice pod Jake!

Such a great combo of trails! I still need to hit shameless self promotion in the middle. Maybe next summer. For throwdown, I normally run straight in from homebrew or even just go from the landing of the last jump.

Jake. Geetings. like it,you uploaded super video!🙌

Great vid

How can I listen to this podcast in the car?

That was awesome! Yoann has this happy energy about him, met him in Whistler and he's so personable and humble. What a trail!!! Subscribed.

This is awesome!

'promosm'

This is sick you should do more

I think you got the EV comp a little too high there 😅😂

Remove gender from all occasions, it's a construct. But not biological sex, biological sex is real and should be honored.

This inspired me to apply these techniques to all my other sports and I think it’s gonna be a real game changer!

This was a really great discussion. I remember one time when I crashed from my rear tiring catching a railway track. My bike went one way, I went flying another! There were some stunned onlookers wondering if I was OK. The first thing I did, I raised both arms in the air, and yelled out a "Whooo!". It's good to have sense of humor about this sort of thing. After I examined my bike, I went over to a quiet area to sit down and take a closer look at my wounds. While I was there, I also did a round of Emotional Freedom Technique, to discharge any energetic residue from the trauma of the crash. While it never hurts to have some self-healing tools, it in no way replaces professional help!

Worth the listen!

Just go for the handshake bro😅

Nice one!