To Finish First, First You Must Finish…
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In the Reed household, you don't give up. No matter the circumstance you give it your all without backing down- and if you do happen to fall, you get right back up and fight even harder! This was a hard lesson to learn and instill this week for Tate... Even Kiah had to readjust her mindset for the week of racing ahead of us. Be sure to watch until the end to see all of the action-packed gate drop coverage from Loretta Lynn's.
Welcome to TwoTwoTV! We're the Reeds. Chad Reed is a multi-time Supercross and Motocross champion and the record holder for the most main event starts in AMA Supercross history, with 265 starts! Ironically when Chad retired from racing, the kids decided to start. It’s a full-circle movement for the Reed family. Join us as we navigate retirement and start again. We bring you on the journey as our kids learn with Chad and Ellie. Taking a fresh approach to coaching and learning with a major focus on fundamentals and solid foundations. Our hope is the viewers can also learn and be inspired as the kids strive for their own success in this great sport. We hope you enjoy the ride!
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I like chads mindset. Kids are homeschooled and have everything they could ever want. Chads giving 100% and he wants 100% in return.
@@stephenwilson1012 100% agree with this comment, you don’t fully appreciate how much effort your old man and mum put in for you to go racing during your younger years, I unfortunately lost my dad when I was 22 and I’m 27 now. He was my best mate and will forever be thankful for everything he did for me to go racing. 14-17 age was a tough one as we would but heads and my attitude would be “well you fricking get out there and do it” but now I can look back and see he just wanted me to put all my effort into it regardless of where I finished. If I got 10th put he could see I was giving it my all he didn’t care, cherish those years with my old boy and having him as my best mate
@@lockyanderson1980I can relate there with ya my dad passed away when I was 23. And he was my dad, best friend, coach, mechanic, sponsor driver everything! And after I lost him it wasn’t the same and unfortunately 2 weeks later in had big crash that left me paralyzed that’s changed my life forever. But my dad was always proud of me no matter how did even if it wasn’t where he knew my potential was at my best as long as I gave it 100% and tried my best.
And gets maybe 5% in return
wtf is wrong with you being so negative on every comment about a kid? What place did you get? Let me go look up your Loretta Lynn’s career results
Absolutely Agree 👍✌️
People can say what they want about Chad, but no one can say that dude didn’t have heart and grit when he raced. I can see where he is coming from. He is doing a ton and spending a ton and just expects full effort. I understand his frustration.
To put that much faith into your own kid for them to consistently fall short the moment any momentum is built would certainly test ones patience as a Father/Mother and also, just as a human being. As much as you want to see them succeed, seeing them not seem to have that drive to continue fighting when the going gets tough would make anyone question if they want to keep sacrificing so much for the sport. Nothing against Tate whatsoever, he's just a kid. But the difference in mindsets does show and I do feel some form of empathy for Chad
@@queefcannon5812
Well Said💥
@@queefcannon5812yeeeeepppppp right onnnn siiirrrr DDDD DAYYYY IS COOOMINNG AROUND THE CORNER
SO it's perfecto not Even better time to straight this matter and clear if Tate, i'm sorry but got the INNER NATURAL POWER of a winner champion in the deepest spot of his heart or doesn't and lets invest time and money in another sport
Reedy looked at Tate, saw he was ok, then looked at Tates bike and immediately thought, “it’s rideable, why’d you pull off?” Once you give up once it makes giving up the next time an easier choice. Imagine what a year can do if you don’t, keep er pinned kiddo because we’re all rootin for ya.✌🏼
@@ganjay yeah it was a teachable moment. For us all.
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo yep, and having Chad Reed as your dad can be both a blessing and a curse at the same time. 👍🏼😂
@@ganjay he is a badass for sure! I even asked why he pulled in . It’s all we know.
But this moment was one small moment of the week.
We did not get ice cream this day tho.
lol but the rest of the days we did!! It wasn’t all this serious!
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo
He ain't no danger boy, doesn't have that dog in him.
I give you guys as a family high praise for making public both the good and the bad. Takes guts.....not easy. Press on !
Massive respect to the Reed kids for doing this in a spot light! Going from local meetings to national races and not riding like you can is so frustrating & hard to take. Just keep working hard!
I can appreciate and agree with that message. If the bike is still running and you are ok, you better be finishing that race. I’ve been it that circumstance and know how hard it can be to finish with tears in your goggles, but you do it anyways.
His a young kid walking in the shadow of his oldman, thats hard enough. Tough grind 🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲
@maxrpm2215 let's go Aussie's 🇦🇺
Yea got to be tough, but more so then that, the expectation from the outside world cuz it's "chads kids" when in reality they only been racing a few years, def tough
I see a lot of pro riders hope that their kids can follow in their footsteps. And some do and some don’t. But it’s what you make of it and have fun doing it is what keeps me watching your channel. You show the ups and downs of this sport that showcases the reality of what it takes. Some channels only show the good moments. A good start is key but I couldn’t imagine battling 40 plus riders to the first turn. Props to all the riders who go out and do it. Best of luck next season.
Maybe show Tate a montage of Dad hitting the dirt or the famous Chadapult in MN and getting up and finishing. Sometimes kids see better than they hear. Good luck
Watched the Chadapult live, thought he was dead, then to get on bike and keep ripping is insane
@@jimaustin687 Honestly I’m not sure showing him anything about his father is going to help with getting him to finish and fight through adversity. Heart cannot be taught. Either you have that fight in you or you don’t and I’m just not seeing that in Tate.
I grew up racing motocross from 95’-01’….crashed so hard at the end of the hole shot straightaway at tunnel hill raceway (IL) in 99’ that I got knocked unconscious and had the bike mangled to all hell (twisted subframe, bent bars, etc). When I woke up on the track, the very first thing I asked those standing over me was if my bike was ok. Track crew and my father told me not to worry about the bike and I said no, I’m going to finish the race and that’s exactly what I did. I may not have had the most talent on the track (only made it to B class), but I had the heart to not quit unless I actually had broken some bones. Tate mailed it in over some bent handlebars. I hope he reads this and uses it for motivation to prove it to himself that he’s got that dog in him!!! Send it kid or pick up a different hobby. He’s got way too much of a support system to not give it all he’s got, especially at the biggest race of the year!
I wrote entirely too much the first time only for RUclips to delete my comment, so I will try again and state just the cold hard truth. Tate doesn’t have the heart for this sport. Point blank, period.
Even with the not so good results it is a blast Chad and Ellie sharing their kids moto journos with us fans.Damn this sport is so competitive even at this young age because they are both riding great.Just gotta instill that Chad Reed grit into them.
Keep pushing Kiah and Tate! It’s all good experience. Learn the lessons and try again, rinse & repeat. You both have a lot of potential. Keep training and pushing forward!
When you consider the insane financial and lifestyle commitment to have this opportunity you owe it to your family to give it your all…even if that means crossing the finish line in last place with a messed up bike. I love Kiah’s attitude…she sincerely appears to enjoy the sport (she is always smiling). Personally, I’d put everything into Kiah’s racing future because she has the ingredients for success in WMX.
God Bless Chad Reed! Some have that "Fire" inside and some don't.
I feel for Tate. I don't think many people could understand the enormous pressure he likely puts on himself to succeed for his dad. I have no doubt that Chad applies pressure, but i think he would understand what is a the right amount of pressure to apply and he doesn't go past that point. But Tate is growing up in a world where his dad was one of the best of all time and he would feel that. Kiah doesnt seem to put that same pressure on herself for some reason. Im sure Tate will grow as a rider and some people are gonna feel the wrath of his talent soon enough.
Gotta have that dog, determination, passion and no quit.. if your bike runs and your okay you half to try to cross that finish line. They both need to believe that they belong there..
That’s really all Tate needs. He has skills on the bike and I’ve seen him at our local races and he is very good. He just needs to believe in himself when he gets on that line with all of those other fast kids. I honestly think taking away the cameras would be a huge plus for Tate. He’s not like deegan where he’s super extroverted and has all the confidence in the world and loves the attention. Hopefully he can find the confidence because I believe he could be very good and jump to a whole new level if he could
I've coached over 30 000 athletes.
Some kids simply don't have that dog. It's not in their make-up.
You can support and reinforce as much as you want.
Is this about Tate? Or? Is it about Chad?7>
When I look at Tate(only from these vids). I just don't see a happy, confident young man. I see a timid kid under pressure. I do hope that I am incorrect. I really do.
One of the disadvantages of home schooling is about lack of developing social skills and confidence.
When you are riding all the time from the age of 4. You just learn stuff!'
No footage of the happy go lucky Kiah after the beginning of the video.
And TBH the happiest kid there. Seems to be Pace?
Curiously?
I wish them the best.
@@stephenwilliams4583 I agree, I was talking about tate and kiah just about this race. But they both did better than I could’ve so who am I to judge.
@@stephenwilliams4583I'm SO sorry My dear Chad and hoping i'm wrong but that's Tates personality picture and if I were You I would take this beautiful SPORT as a scan image of whats happening in tate's personality and talk about it seriously WITH him
I hope I'm there to watch when it clicks for Tate. He will be amazing, he's growing and hope he is enjoying the journey.
Same here. As much as Pace listens to every word chad says well on camera anyway i think he would be a quick study.
@15:50 you gotta agree with Chad on that. He isn't asking his son to win, he's just asking him to act like you'd at least like to win. It's more of a mentality that he is requesting than a result. It's gotta be hard for any person who was at the very top of their profession to try to show someone how to do something they can and have done and made it look easy while doing it. Chad was a true great that came out of nowhere right into the Carmichael era, and bubba era, if Chad hadn't of come over from Aussie both Carmichael and Stewart would of basically road around the track unchallenged for approximately 9 years.
Way to go Tate and Kiah. The ranch is no joke and you guys still tried your best . Hopefully you guys can make it back again next year . Looking forward to watching you guys grow as riders.
I don't think you realize how blessed you are! We dreamed about having matching race gear with our name's and number's on them. (It never happened) Your kids change gear including helmets for every race! They made it to LL's, a lot of kids didn't, they get to race bikes prepped and race ready for every race. This is on you Chad for thinking if you GAVE them everything they would be winners. Why not have the kids earn their way by cleaning their own bikes and their own gear? IMO you are showing the world that having everything isn't the answer. I am basing this on your statements at the end of the video in how you are thinking you don't want to continue down this path. Well, make the changes and teach them some work ethic and you will see how much they really want your dream. The sport has enough parents that are trying to live through their kids.
Chad...
Don't be so hard on yourself..
Stay with it..!
I think both kids will get it..
Some take more time.. it will click on there time..
Just keep being the awesome dad I never had..
Yep, they got a late start compared to most of those kids out there too. Think LL may of been to much, to big to soon but they can get there 💯
Watching these video's, you can see Chad is a good dad, the effort he puts into his kids, and that is how every parent should be with their kids, but I do feel for his kids. He is a tough guy, otherwise he didn't win as much as he has, but damn, the pressure on these kids must be huge. I was brought up very soft, my mum would pick me up and give me a kiss if I even came close to hurting myself, but it sure made me a strong indervidual as an adult and while I am not tough in the terms of being able to take pain, I am street smart and street tough. I hope they work it out, because love and tenderness are also something that kids need and I am sure they get it from Chad and his wife. Great for the kids that they could compete, but giving up might have also been that he is the son of Chad Reed and the pressure became too much for the little fella.
Well said💥
Chad, how great was it for you once you become a champion to look back at all the struggles and work! There needs to be that pain and learning at the beginning so the award is so much greater when you get there. As a fellow Aussie I understand what an underdog feels like but we never give up! I followed your journey from here to Europe to USA, and you made it work. If it was easy, everyone would be at the top. Tate, train harder than ever before, learn to dig deep when things are tough, trust the old man who been through it all. 🤛🏼
Bro, with 6 boys of my own I felt the pain in your eyes, unacceptable nuff said.
I appreciate you and the Mrs for letting the kids follow their dreams. As a former sport guy. It was so hard not to push my kids to do what I did. Now I have an amazing musician and a great daughter who loves the arts. It is great that you are able and there to teach the kids on something that is definitely in the family tradition. I enjoy the content and the way both parents teach differently. This is probably why my kids were not blessed with athletic ability lol. I would have probably turned out to be “that dad”. You have done a great job encouraging one like I would have been but not as bad , in order to win you have to let loose. And the other , which I wanted to be. Go have fun you’re a kid enjoy it but you can’t win if you don’t give effort
Probably a ramble but you both are doing a great job raising great kids KEEP IT UP
Ya'll are a breath of fresh air, in a time where kids are allowed to give up because it's hard. These kids will grow to have so much respect for parents that pushed them to be the best that they can be! Chad, keep your head held high. You're one heck of a motivator and Dad! Ellie, as a mom, I how hard it is to see your children struggle, you are amazing, way to stand strong with dad. I am so happy to have a family to follow through the amatures again, just like we did the Deegans
I can only imagine the regret Tate must feel. I'm sure this will be a major lesson for him and hopefully he uses this as fuel to dig deep and build more resilience. He is maturing under circumstances that most of us haven't had to face. Prayers for him to grow stronger from this.
I had to turn the chat off several times during LL, keyboarders making fun of Tate, and I didn't want to waste my time. He's young, hasn't been doing it long, and has made a lot of progress in the last year. Who knows if he ever gets fast or not, or makes anything of it. But, giving up because of some tweaked bars is definitely not acceptable. Chad's reaction is warranted, the only thing you can control in MX is the amount of effort you give. Hopefully Tate comes to that realization, I doubt Chad will keep forking out the money if the effort isn't there to back it up.
Way to go Tate and Kiah, not the results you wanted but you did it and know what to expect in the future. Well done to Chad and Ellie for the support and knowing how to push the kids forward in the best positive way you can 👍👍👍👍
Reed kids can ride! Love it! Also love the support from mom and dad! Keep it up guys.
Chad said it perfectly every time he spoke especially at the end 🖤 next year they’ll be better I tuned in just bc of them
Guys it’s just one part of the week.
It was tough out there and we hoped they would have a little more in the tank.
Like every race it’s an opportunity to LEARN. The emotions and in the moment feelings are also part of it.
Keep that in mind when watching and remember it’s part of the journey. Hard days and lessons.
Families working hard and navigating uncharted waters.
Moto is like nothing else.
Let’s hope that someone is inspired by the fact that they showed up , under prepared and did their best.
And they get to keep working hard to be better for the future!! ❤️
@@jameyrobbins13 You don't know what other people are thinking. It's hard as hell to qualify for Lorretta's which is a huge accomplishment. Yes, there was a teaching moment there and probably something that will resonate with not only Tate, but his siblings as well. Moments like that shape a child for the better especially when you have great parents like Chad and Ellie to reinforce the point. How many kids over time have crushed Lorretta's because of pure natural talent and then flamed out when they got older with no skills and no humility to overcome new obstacles when not racing, too many. I think it is a great teaching moment that will serve the kids well in life. Also, kind of take it with a grain of salt because it was only a moment during a weeklong racing vacation. Great job to the entire Reed family.
@@bzs203 don't tell me about Loretta's... I qualified & raced there from '81 to '86 againt Bradshaw, Moree, Emig, Lusk etc etc... No i never stood a podium BUT, i was COMPETITIVE as well as poor! No practice bikes, No stock plus Mod classes... But i was driven, gritty & KNEW HOW HARD MY POP WORKED & SACRIFICED to get me there! No matter where i was in the pack at ANY GIVING TIME i was THINKING & LOOKING TO WIN💥 Not because i hated losing (which i did) but because after each moto my father (and myself) KNEW i gave it all i had... PERIOD💥
(And you can ask ANY of the aforementioned names and THEY WILL UNDOUBTEDLY TELL YOU EXACTLY WHO I AM)
@@jameyrobbins13 he’s a kid, learning and figuring things out while under the scrutiny of having a famous dad, and everyone on the internet sharing their opinions; whether they’re valid or not. How about letting his parents worry about the parenting… I think they have it under control.
Its a journey and imo you're rushing the process. Heat of the moment happens because you know they are better than what they are showing. Take a step back let the sport come to them. Get back to the basics and let them enjoy the riding not grind grind grind. Imo your pushing tate to enjoy it.
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo
Hey Mrs Reed,
I would SINCERELY like to apologize for some (all) of the comments and/or remarks i made yesterday pertaining to y'alls latest 'Loretta Lynns' post... I'm an old mx'r from the '80s/'90s and know f1rst hand just how grueling, frustrating & demanding motocross (especially SuperMinis these days) can be💥... You, ur hubby & kiddos are AMAZINGLY resilient from what i see & i (like y'all) just want THE BEST for Tater! Again Ellie, i'm SORRY and it won't happen again🙏🏽...
NOW GO GET 'EM REED22 TEAM💨💨💨😎😎😎
Jamey
Man.crazy to watch how easy Tate just gives up.i don’t care if you finish last as long as you’re giving it all you have .you gotta have confidence in yourself Tate.you can beat everyone on that track.stop overthinking and give it the throttle bud.you got this
The rawness of the emotions are so real! I enjoy seeing you be true and not hide it from the camera, I agree some things are better left off camera. Thank you guys for sticking to what you do
Keep pushing Kiah and Tate! It’s all good experience. Your got to give it all you have. If you don't you will reget it life is short
Yeah racing the goldstar series in Washington state I was in 3rd place on the last lap at a muddy washougal. Which was enough for me to clench the title in my class. However I got stuck in the mud and went from 3rd to dead last. I tipped over several times trying to get back on my bike. For one moment I felt like giving up. That was the worst feeling I had ever had and in a split second I knew that I needed to finish no matter what. I lost the points and title in my class that day, but I learned that as long as I do my best and leave it all on the track that I'm a winner! I hope Tate can learn that same lesson soon.
Its hard when you were a champion and never gave up to watch your kids fail... They have Done so much for the kids, the best of everything and Chad has to watch them rolling around at the back... It's up to the kids if they want it like Chad did. That dude never gave up and was a tough competitor that the other rider's new he was always a threat!! Hang in there guy's you'll get it !!!
Maybe its not totally up to the kids,maybe they just werent born with the natural talent to excel at MX..no matter how hard they try to win itll never happen,racers like Chad dont happen very often,his talent wont automatically trickle down..
Loretta's for sure is gonna make both of the kids , ""Better riders"" positively, We were there 2 years back, Enjoy every minute of it,
One thing that's great about MX is that it's an honest sport. You could have everything a racer could want: a trick bike w/factory or close to factory parts, a motor home, parents that support you and do everything from feeding you to prepping and washing your bike and taking you to races, and the only thing you have to do is race. But if you don't have the drive and talent, all that privilege, camera men, free bikes and getting everything handed to you doesn't matter if you can't ride. No one can fake it in motocross.
My dad made me walk home from Pinjar Raceway to Hamnersley ,WA,when i did something similar.. A lot of time to think about my attitude and more importantly how much time and effort and money everyone around me was putting in.. I hurt people i loved and strive to never do that again. Hope this helps Tate...... 🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲
I think they both did pretty good for their first time at LL. There is a lot of pressure on them both to do well in this sport; pressure from everyone who followed Chad’s career, from the other racers, from their parents, and from themselves. They really haven’t been racing for that long and to expect so much in a relatively short amount of time is a lot on them. They’re just kids, kids that are still growing and learning about life in general not just about riding/racing.
Kiah did well for her first time at LL. Yes, she wanted to do better than she did, and yes she rode more timid than she usually does but that’s ok. Just like it’s ok for Tate to DNF in his race. He crashed and bent his bars and didn’t feel safe to keep riding. With all of the nervousness and stress he was feeling it probably would have been bad decision to keep racing. Moto is a dangerous sport. And yes you do need to be tough and push through hard things in moto but that comes slowly with time for many people; you have to build that toughness up not just expect it from the start and in every moto after. They both will be ready to step it up more in their own time on their schedule. And that time may consist of many years of slow progression and lots of setbacks.
Kiah and Tate you both did really well! I know you both expected more from yourselves at LL and are a bit disappointed, but just because you didn’t meet yours and everyone else’s expectations doesn’t mean that you don’t have anything to be proud of. You both have accomplished so much in the past 2 years, I hope you feel it and not just see it. And I hope that no matter what anyone else says that you both are proud of yourselves for everything you’ve accomplished.
Thankyou !
They did great! This is part 1 of the week.
One can only imagine how long the days are for momma and daddy Reed. That's a lot of work those two put in.
I have to agree with Chad on that one for sure. Have qualified for Loretta's just to see if I could back when I was on 85s but never went because we lived in Pennsylvania my dad was a blue collar worker. Anytime I ever pulled off is because my bike wouldn't start in a local race. If I would have pulled off I'm injured with a bike running and rideable my dad would have left me at the track. Tate and Kiah it doesn't matter if you're dead last ALWAYS FINISH. 💯✌️
Why when EXCUSES are ALWAYS MADE for it.... then chad washes his bike for him & ellie tells him its ok pumpkin
It’ll come! Toughness and grit is learnable! These races are tough, and it’s hot. Let’s get it! We believe!!!
The kids look solid on the bike,great form from both
Time to get Aussie tough on him Mr. Reed! Hes got a ton of skill, just softer than a my pillow!
it’s their first time at the ranch, they didn’t train that much last year because they were traveling the world, they will only get better from here, the classes are stacked, it was hot and humid all week, track was gnarly at all times
@@doglover136_ Still you don't give up. You keep going.
@@wonkywheels1037 yeah
@@doglover136_ track was the same for everyone! He has EVERY ADVANTAGE possible!! Pretty much factory support! Imagine if he had Kiah`s heart, and she had his skill! It would be game over! lol I love them all, just hard to watch for Chads sake! Chad had to WORK to get where he is!
@@DonnyBerger advantage? no, he doesn’t live at a training facility where he’s secluded from the outside world, he’s only been doing this sport for three years, not since 4 years old like most kids
Tate and kaya you guy's did awesome I was there in 99 and 2000 when Travis pastrana and Stewart was there both years Tate you looked great in the ten commandments you will only get better my man.....
I feel for Chad on this one...... the time, the money invested, the sweat, the tears, the passion for the sport sometimes its just not for everyone. I know it might sound tough but maybe a year of old bikes, old used gear and driving around in a van with no AC might give Tate the wake up to realise just how lucky he is to have Chad Reed as his farther because i know for certain 25 years ago id have done anything to have someone like chad to shape and mould me into the rider that chad can do with Tate, Some of us were not as lucky to have brand new bikes each year let alone free kits, boots, helmets and everything else needed. Tate has it you can see glimpses of it in his riding now and then he just needs to have a serious sit down and think about if its what he really wants like Chad said at the end of the video.
Chad & I earned the right to show up in what makes us comfortable-
It’s not for the kids.
He already did it the hard way his whole life and our beginning stages. So the way we travel has zero to do with the kids.
It’s “good” that Tate pulled off on a moment he didn’t need to give up and had could ride further and finish the race cause this mistake is most of a time after talking about a once in a life mistake you never do again so better now on a young age than in the future he did learn it now the hard way so it probably would be really good lesson for the future! Cause to learn things you have to go thru it and face and feel it! And that’s how you learn the best on never ever giving up! For kiah it was the same also a good lesson tho experience riding under your own level and expectations with nerves is a really good lesson and experience to feel and take on in the future so you can handle it gus you now what it is and does to you now!👊😊🍀 iam very proud on this kids! Good job and Also pace helping dad loading the bike in nice when he nows Chad isn’t feeling that good was really👏👏👍💙💙💙😊
Huh...
Last year, we thought Kiah was gonna quit. She seemed spooked by some crashes and she got real timid. But in the days leading up to Loretta's, WOW did she ever improve! We didn't see what happened in practice but apparently it just got her spooked again, so she was riding timid again. But the good news, she kept racing forward, and passed some other girls all the way to the end. I really hope she took inspiration from the pro WMX girls, because we can DEFINITELY see her becoming one of them in the future. She'll get over that timidity. You can work on that. But they key is, she wants to move to the front. Definitely has the Reed spirit in her.
HOPEFULLY Tate is just in that same funk she was in last year, and he'll have the same bounce back even stronger. Because, man, that was disappointing. Rolling off the track to NOT get a ticket to Loretta's, being LUCKY to get an unclaimed spot in 2 divisions, then doing the same GIVE UP and roll off in those events? Come on! It's one thing just not feeling it. But you have to stay in it! Make the goal to JUST PASS ONE RIDER, then adjust to pass ONE MORE. Then ONE MORE. I hate to be so mean, but life is this: Tate's lucky I don't run ALPINE STARS. Right now I'd be seriously questioning whether the only riders getting any free gear are Chad and Kiah.
Kids have to want it they have the best equipment 2 time champion dad. Keep moving forward.
These kids weren’t ready for LL, crazy Chad was even able to pull some cards w his name and get Tate in. Love the videos and the whole family but it really isn’t fair for others.
When he looked at that bike, we all felt that ... Just remember LL is an experience that many people will never experience, be thankful for what you get out of it. That place is where legions walk.
Even though these are some of the best kids in the country this has to motivate u Tate u need to feel like u can compete,u were beat before u started u have to believe in yourself have that swagger to be successful, i have been following your journey for a long time and this was not your best u can do you are better than this should u win no but have high goals and push get on it u have it confidence expect to do well lets go
Hope to see you get over the hump Tate! You have a lot of talent and have progressed a lot in a short amount of time. I will be honest and say you are gonna have to gain more grit and toughness like your dad is saying. Start working out and put yourself in tough situations to overcome daily so you can start making it second nature. Everybody wants it, but who is really gonna put the work in and fight through the bad days? I believe you can do it and have it in you, you just have to be believe yourself. Fight on kiddo and never give up chasing your dream! Much love and respect to the whole Reed family.
Sorry Tate ! I'm pulling for ya buddy. It may hurt but it may do you some good to read the comments. 90% of the people who watched this video all saw what Chad and Mom saw when you pulled in before the race was over. Us poor weekenders ride our bikes in much worse shape then yours was after a crash. I knew when you pulled up you may have quit. Learn from this and never ever quit at anything from this day forward. I watched your dad run down Ricky and James in a race after falling and pass them both. You have to see and believe what they see in you little man.
TATE MY BOY YOU NEED TO WORK ON THOSE STARTS KID! HARD TO WIN WHEN YOU LAST OFF THE GATE!!
He doesn't care!!!!!! Thats the issue
It's to bad they have so much pressure for this race. It's got to be fun and when that is gone lots of racing careers are over at a young age. Even more when your in the spotlight at an early age. Your both very talented so please keep your heads up. I'm proud of you both and I don't even know you.👍
I don't normally comment on these things. Yep, no way Tate had full commitment in any of these races. Time for some quality talking.
Idk if you’ve ever raced Loretta’s but it’s completely different when you’re out there. The kid will learn, he’s still gotta a lot of time ahead of him
I have raced there and it’s a bummer to see Tate not taking full advantage of what his family provides. The kid pulled off bc his bars were a little bent and his lever dropped. Idk about this one. I’d like to see him get that dog in him and actually show some effort. Right now not seeing it.
He’s scared and nervous. Some kids it takes a while before it really clicks. Sometimes it doesn’t click at all but it’s his first time at Loretta’s and he let his nerves get the best of him. Definitely reason for having a talk but people acting like it’s the end of the world bc a kid who hasn’t even been racing that long didn’t do great his first time at Loretta’s after not even knowing he was even racing until a couple days prior.
He can follow your path since you were a nobody on a bike .
It’s called being nervous and I agree you shouldn’t ever quit if you and your bike are able to make it to the finish, but he’s still a kid and he just has to learn these things. Sometimes it takes years before it finally clicks and then sometimes it never does. Either way, it’s the biggest amateur race of the year, his first time there, he wasn’t even suppose to race and didn’t know until a few days prior, so I think people can chill out and quit acting like it’s the end of the world. Now if he qualifies next year and he does the same thing after having been there before, then that’s when they need to really start deciding whether to keep going or find a new path. How many times have we seen kids on 65s and 85s who could barely even qualify for Loretta’s all of the sudden become a top 5 guy when they got older/bigger and got more confidence and experience? All he really needs is confidence in himself because he can ride and he has all of the tools to be very good, but without the confidence in himself none of that matters.
It is statistically impossible to start dead-last that often. This is a mental thing.
Congrats on making it to Loretta‘s.. how do you said you’ll have a conversation off camera that is awesome that you are fully supporting your children at what they want to do. Not my opinion, matters about anything, but I think Tate better when you started this journey. don’t feel embarrassed. I know you do because that’s your kid whatever you and your family come to good luck always be a fan of the 22 team… I would if he wants to continue racing just let them race the local races. I don’t think he has the confidence in himself to be racing at such a high-level right now… good luck. Thanks for pumping out all the videos. Enjoy watching them all.
Tough one Kidos.... Sis, you now know what to expect so smash the next one. Some kids didn't make it and want to be there too, it a privilege to wear that LL bib. Tater, you got a life line to participate, give it 💯, just finish no quitting. Alot has gone in kido to get here, from mom and dad to sponsor's etc. Lovely quote at the end. Study it Kidos. #LoveTwoTwo #Reeds #Dedication
Great experience, kiddos. Lorettas is a totally different animal. It takes some time to feel like you belong. Before long, you will be chewing nails at the gate. You both have talent. Listen close to Big Daddy. He will alter your trajectory. Good luck, mates. HOLIEZZZZZZZ!!!@@
Tate needs to spend a few weeks with Deegan. Toughin him up.
He has!
Good lesson learning experience tate hooe to see you achieve your goals and be a great
Plenty of kids would kill to be in tates shoes, just with the support. A lot of respect to Chad for not tearing into him on camera, but if you are gonna be spending thousands to race then its fair to expect equal effort. If you aint broken or dead no reason a bike shouldnt cross the checkered. A kid who still has a lot to learn and its do or die for him now.
You Both did fantastic!!!! That takes some serious courage and strength to go out there and give it a try!!! I am so excited for when they both get that light switch and they start ripping everywhere!!! I do not know anybody who goes to that big of an event and just wins!!!! Not on the first try!!! You both earned respect now just move forward!!! NEXT year is going to floor the entire world!!!! Never Give Up you both are on the verge of greatness!!!!!
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Are you SERIOUS... tipping over INTENTIONALLY & QUITTING/DNF ON PURPOSE IS NOT giving it ur best IN ANY WORLD!!!!
Sorry ellie🩵
Keep pushing tate and kiah congrats❤
Tate believe in yourself! Your program of 100% accountability is not easy! And I praise you for your honesty with us about your ups and downs🙌🙌🙌. Believe me when I tell you that you kiah and pacer will be better off in all aspects of life not just on a bike because of how Dad and Mum run this program. BELIEVE 22!!! That goes for you too Kiah BELIEVE in yourself and all the hard work you've put into this! 💪💪💪
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Minute 4:39! I would say you have to practise Strarts for 3 weeks. And it's not the first time I've noticed that!
I’d love to qualify for Loretta’s but Ik I probably never will, I’m autistic and started at age 11 in this sport, I’m also waiting till I’m on a 250 4stroke to even try, and rn I can’t afford a 250, maybe one day who knows, I’m gunna be 20 in a month and a half so. These kids are rocking it
Lorettas is physically exhausting! But more mental. Dad is right. If you ain’t broke and the bike ain’t broke. We ride!! Kiddos I’m proud of yaw. Loretta’s is tough!! You guys will do better next year. The mental preparation will be better!! Keep on fighting kiddos!! Luke 9:62
Dang it Tate ! This is your chance to be something and your not applying yourself, your not taking full advantage of the extraordinary opportunity that is heart and soulfully given to you. You don't even realize the incredible advantage you have. You have to give it everything you've got every time you line up and never ever quit. Trust me if you don't give it your all every time you will so look back later in life and regret it! Also you have to be honest with yourself and if its too hard and too much work for you to fully commit you have to tell your people so that they don't continue wasting precious time and finances . I watch all yalls videos and root for you and your sister and love your family.
ive been there mate....you'll make the right call for your family in the end.
I get Chads mindset; I will say considering the kids have only raced a few years, I thought they did good but maybe LL's was to big, to much, to soon. Keep at it, come out swinging next time!!! 🇺🇸🙌🏼
You can give a kid knowledge, you can give a kid the tools to succeed, you can guide them down the right path but the one thing we cant give is the WANT. I always tell my kids i cant want this more than you if thats the case we are all wasting our time. Tough being a parent to kids in sports you were pro at. Esp when you can see the natrual skill but you cant see that want and heart for it. Rooting for the kids as always.
Man, tough week Reeds! The warrior fights to the death.
Tate is DONE!!!
PACE livin the good life😂😂
When the top two girls in Kiah’s race would be fighting for the top 10 in Tate’s race and top 5 in WMX, reality sets in. Those girls are on the gas!
Tate has a long way to go before he’s ready for 250s.
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I've had the exact same conversations with my 14yo...
Almost word for word..
It’s hard for all the family to put that amount of time and effort in and to watch someone pull out because of bent handle bars it’s a tough one but maybe in Tates eyes he was frustrated and thinking what’s the point I’m not going to catch them back up which I would guess is his true feelings on giving up and on the other side where his family stands is just keep going it doesn’t matter if you are not racing around the track with anybody it’s the keep going until you can’t attitude they want not I’m not winning so I’ll stop because somebody might have an off then all of a sudden you’re racing around with somebody and it’s every position that counts
Both of them have nice riding techniques and show speed and it will come together and only riding with the faster ones will bring on the speed and I would imagine that Loretta’s is full on intimidating event for new racers at any level
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Brutal life lesson in there... are you made for this or not...?? Is it dad's dream or yours..?? time will tell... thanks for showing it like it is... it's not the end of this...
Tate just outgrown the 85cc. About time he reaches that age he can enter 250 class
I know it's my second comment but at the end when Chad said he had to have that talk off camera is he needs to know if it's a 100% or not because to make it to wear Chad made it a champion of the sport there is a lot of money and time spent it's a very expensive sport and you have to be all in or you will never make it to the top. But I think Tate has it in him. Riding his 250f I think the bigger bike will be a better fit not every great rider is good on a 80 great season REED'S Mom and Dad you raised good kids.....
I'd love to see Haden mentor Tate just for a few months and see the massive gains he would make. It's incredible how far both of the kiddios have come this year. Keep yalls heads up and keep grinding. It's coming. We can all see it in both of yalls riding. We are all proud of you both.
Why would Haiden want to do that when he’s own brother can’t get motivation from his success….
@timnorman2777 Huck is more of an entertainer than a racer from what I've gathered, but with that being said, I'm not there with and don't personally know either of them, it was just a thought.
Mom is pissed!!!!
Holly shit !!
Now you know why Chad was so successful.
👍👊Chad..with ya bro!
I do believe moto skills can be learned, you don't have to have natural talent. That said, what you must have is a warrior attitude, and grit.
Tate"s a good kid but you can see in his off bike demeanor that he just isn't there,,, yet. A few years, some hard lessons., some maturity, understanding of controlled aggression, and most of all some self-confidence, he'll be fine.
20:40 you know Reedy is pissed.. Tate just seems to quit when things don't go his way.. maybe they were pretty tweaked but his bars didn't look bad at all imo. He goes from gettin really sad and down that he didn't straight qualify for Loretta's to landing an alternative spot to giving up and quitting his races which is what he signed up to do.
I could see Tate listening/reading too much into all the noise thats surrounds him/the family/ racing community and feels he needs to be top dog or he just ain't into it. Then ends up giving up for this reason or that so then he has a reason/excuse as to why he's not top dog.
Well Done, Wish I Could Go To Loretta's
Seen many frustrations in the sport. Parents try hard, kids try hard. Sometimes doesn't work out the way you want it. I always wonder with parents, that have some sort of sports achievements and their children. The expectations and or the mental aspect side of it for their kids... Does the kid feel the pressure of having to compare? or even a parent's expectation, the effect of it. Not enough is done for the sport of motocross and the parent/ child athletic aspect. Alot of academic studies done on Leadership / followership. But sports Coach/ Athletic in motocross specifically. Maybe not. Hopefully the Reeds can master this aspect of the sport.
i was in Tate's shoes. my dad gave all he knew how to give and i didn't have that fire that other kids had...decent talent but not the fire that I needed.
I think Tate will be good once he starts being Tate and not chad reeds son i could only imagine the pressure he puts on himself being chads son.. but heck maybe let him run a different number and let him be tate he’s got the potential , it’s just mindset for him it will come
That’s all we want for him too!
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo i was in his shoes at that age i just didn’t have the drive i was to worried about looking cool instead of taking it serious , and i regret that till this day
@@cwg1998 yeah that’s not the case for Tate . He was cool from day 1. Haha nah
He is just learning and taking it all in. I think he needs to realize he isn’t the beginner anymore and he deserves to get in there.
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo oh yeah for sure he’s got the talent!! It will be exciting to see his improvement going forward thanks for sharing the highs and lows of the this crazy sport we all love!
@@cwg1998 Thankyou!
The real ones get the journey . That’s important to us. The rest don’t matter. 🫶🏻
My god Tate had an awesome gate pick in moto 1 and started DFL. Brutal.
I'm going to be controversial here. I think Tate's style will come good as he grows.... he has a four-stroke style and I think it will suit him better... Rome wasn't built in a day, as the old saying goes... I know it's frustrating Chad, but come on pal, look how far they have come this year. Your daughter couldn't do a jump, and Tate now realises it takes a lot of hard work from his part...Still need to release the brave boy ...Pace xxx... keep the faith, the amazing journey will come....One step back two steps forward xxx
As soon as Tate’s bike went on the stand and it didn’t look too twisted, I said to my wife, “Chad is not going to be OK with that”.
Sure enough…you could see it in Chad’s eyes.
All part of the learning and growing process.
I still bet they made a bunch of great memories over the week at The Ranch.
Probably won't be anymore races for a little bit but i think you should put their positions on the screen every once in awhile to help us viewers be engaged in the motos knowing the progress made or lost
Everyone fails, just gotta fail fast. Gotta get that dog in you. I always remember that scene from Rocky with Apollo after getting beat by clubber lang.. Apollo said.. there is no tomorrow!
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With excuses being made for willfully failing theres always tomorrow
Never give up
Chad Channeling his inner mark reed
They where going anyway atleast he got to feel what its like a knows he is going to commit if this is what he wants to do. And most of us dont figure that out till big bikes anyway