The End of Lorretta Lynn's

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • With the final days of Team Two Two out at The Ranch, the kiddos put their best foot forwards learning as much as they could with it being their first time at Loretta's. The greatest in any sport or profession never entered the 'big leagues' with an upper hand- they always had to work their way up to BECOME one of the greats. We think both Tate and Kiah had a much-needed eye-opening experience that will help them determine how bad they want to make their dream of riding dirt bikes professionally a reality...
    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 also starting 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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Комментарии • 245

  • @MnHunter-yd3kx
    @MnHunter-yd3kx Месяц назад +11

    It’s so refreshing to hear parents being honest about their kids and not blaming others. Well done

  • @spen-cooutdoors3095
    @spen-cooutdoors3095 Месяц назад +43

    Tate is faster than what he is riding atm.. Hes gotta find it in his mind.

    • @decano5147
      @decano5147 Месяц назад

      @@spen-cooutdoors3095 100% even in supercross it showed he was clearly faster. Just needs the confidence. Once he gains that, kids progression and results will show

    • @DoZiDoz.
      @DoZiDoz. 18 дней назад +1

      i agree lets go tate keep pushin

  • @unruhsworld6553
    @unruhsworld6553 Месяц назад +10

    Pace hitting Chad with the “hell nah” 😂😂

  • @caliweasel
    @caliweasel Месяц назад +73

    This world needs more Pace Reeds in it

    • @doostar6875
      @doostar6875 Месяц назад +3

      care free and living the soft life

    • @WildOne971
      @WildOne971 Месяц назад +9

      @@doostar6875 ...and mentaly way stronger than he's bro and sis...sad that he dosen"t ride.

    • @Familytube90
      @Familytube90 Месяц назад +3

      @@WildOne971not sad. His parents aren’t forcing him and that’s good on them

    • @Familytube90
      @Familytube90 Месяц назад +5

      @@doostar6875says the kiddo behind a phone talking shit about someone under the age of 13….real manly

    • @user-lv3py5vm6i
      @user-lv3py5vm6i Месяц назад +1

      yeah he knows what's up. Kids are smarter than you give them credit for.

  • @Cadwerx1
    @Cadwerx1 Месяц назад +27

    Maybe he will ride the 250 with more confidence. Keep going Tate, EVERYONE has bad times, get thru them to get to the good times. Way to go Kiah!! Keep working for your goals every race!! Everyone have a great day!!

  • @CMoeJr.
    @CMoeJr. Месяц назад +4

    Kiah is scrappy as hell i love it! She rode her heart out and improved every single time she went out on the track 💯

  • @mattsalmon559
    @mattsalmon559 Месяц назад +19

    Learning curves that will happen from now until forever. Wow how true is that.
    Keep getting after it guys.

  • @justinbush7141
    @justinbush7141 Месяц назад +20

    U can tell Chad wants it so bad for his kids! How lucky they are to have a dad like him doing what he does! There should never be any quit in those kids

  • @Coyotethumper5
    @Coyotethumper5 Месяц назад +13

    If pace decided to go all in I think he’d really rock, with his personality he would definitely send it and do great. If Tate and Kiah stick with it by next summer I feel it will a night and day difference in a positive way. It’s super awesome watching their skills grow.

    • @steyels
      @steyels Месяц назад

      Pace kind of reminds me of young haiden. He just has the F it mentality he’d for sure ride hard

  • @craiginglis8116
    @craiginglis8116 Месяц назад +8

    Chad... I was there that day in NZ when you were 15, Patetonga round of the nz nationals. I was rockin my cr250 midpacking the intermediate class. Three thinks I remember bout that day.... the first lap dropping of the top of the hill into the valley of dust where ya can't see nothing and ya surrounded by 40 other dudes who also can't see nothing, The huge ass jump on inside line of the back corner that no one in my class hit and... Chad Reed the 15 yr old aussie kid who come to nz to race the big boy pros cos he couldn't race pros in aus until he was 16. Wow. You were wicked. The King Brothers and Copkin were world class pros. A world champ. The NZ Des nations team. If you thought that was getting your ass handed to ya then no wonder you become one of the best. What a inspiration 🤙🤙

    • @timnash2041
      @timnash2041 Месяц назад

      I was there as a spectator and agree with everything you said.

    • @mekg2439
      @mekg2439 День назад

      i was there too.....most of the riders were on speed that day

  • @jcethridge913
    @jcethridge913 Месяц назад +2

    I’m so proud of the whole family. Only the fastest kids in the world qualify to race !!! The sky is the limit , be grateful

  • @richyoung409
    @richyoung409 Месяц назад +4

    Man the skills have come a long way this year with both of them, when the mental side catches up they will be dangerous! Great fun watching the family evolve, great passion and parenting you two! Nobody else knows what they are capable of like you two and it's a dangerous sport if you don't have your head in it 100%.

  • @jmmcgeachy85
    @jmmcgeachy85 Месяц назад +13

    Honestly growing up, Chad you weren't my most favorite rider. I will say I like to watch this channel because you show the struggles of being a father and even with your greatness, you show that you have to teach that to your kids and it's not just a given because they are on top machines. Thanks for being real and also passing along your knowledge. I wish I could work on the bikes as well as you do.

    • @patrickoloughlin2775
      @patrickoloughlin2775 Месяц назад

      That’s one year of riding! Now they understand the assignment. Can’t wait for the hours of grinding videos. I fully support the girls and women’s. But hate that they don’t take more, to make more classes like the boys! Great job! LL2025!

  • @com-sense-82
    @com-sense-82 Месяц назад +18

    I’m sorry but if Pace ever gets serious,he will be a champion!

    • @Familytube90
      @Familytube90 Месяц назад +6

      I think that’s why he doesn’t. He’s a kid who enjoys being a kid. Pace has the most talent out of the bunch. But the oldest has the determination and will be great!

  • @rabiaboksmati4406
    @rabiaboksmati4406 Месяц назад +1

    This family is REAL, and AMAZING! Keep pushing, keep striving for greatness! LOVE YOU GUYS!

  • @Fitzy0245
    @Fitzy0245 Месяц назад +9

    @16:09 Truth time. You have to want it bad enough and you have to make that decision to go for it, and be ready to work.

  • @TotallyWayno
    @TotallyWayno Месяц назад +10

    He wants to please his parents so bad but he rides like he’s scared to death. Don’t give up Tate! You can break thru it.

    • @tonymcelhinney5829
      @tonymcelhinney5829 Месяц назад +5

      This is spot on, always seems like he’s doing it for chad rather than himself, hate to say i think they started him too late he’s so far behind the 8 ball on the small bikes it will be near impossible to find the difference on the 250f, but time will tell and if he loves it why not give it a try 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @DannyKirley
      @DannyKirley Месяц назад

      @TotallyWayno so true man he's so worried about impressing dad..

    • @IsolatedWolf1
      @IsolatedWolf1 26 дней назад

      He's trying to be his dad.. he doesn't have it. Champions are born young mentally. He doesn't have it. He needs to tell his dad how he feels so he can move on with a stress free life that he enjoys.

  • @simonsteadman3276
    @simonsteadman3276 26 дней назад

    Fantastic parenting, honest yet plenty of praise👏👏❤️

  • @Ndjdue77
    @Ndjdue77 Месяц назад +7

    Loved these episodes 🙌

  • @bigggdongj
    @bigggdongj Месяц назад +1

    “what bike would i ride?” is a great question from pace hahah. Send it for the reed family💪🏽

  • @Familytube90
    @Familytube90 Месяц назад +5

    Chad and Ellie are doing such a great job with these kiddos. And I know there’s so much parenting and behind the scenes we don’t see but you guys are truly awesome. Keep it up Tate you’re a great kid with determination, I feel like he’s so scared to let Chad down. It’s very understandable his dad is one of the greats! Everyone’s gonna be shocked when these kids start winning titles. I’ll be the one smiling and having fun as a fan!

  • @marksvideochannel3592
    @marksvideochannel3592 Месяц назад +1

    One of the things that strikes me watching the Loretta's "tapes" is that Chad, having been to the biggest events in the MX world and being totally used to the size and nature of these events, is not overwhelmed by them. He has spent years training himself to not be.
    Where as the kids are at THE biggest event they have ever been in, the longest races, the toughest track, the biggest reputation...pretty scarey and intimidating. For that reason I think the overwhelming nature of this event on the kids might be a little lost on Chad, with all due respect :)
    I think next year having gotten the first one under their belts they will be way better, from this reason alone. Let alone the training and experience between now and then.
    As I have commented before, great to watch and thank you for the openness of the videos. Good luck to the kids in the meantime.

  • @toddyboy563
    @toddyboy563 Месяц назад +3

    Tate has all the potential as long as he gives 100% - As he gets more experience and matures along the way, it will all fall together. It’s hard work, if it was easy then it wouldn’t be worth doing!

  • @jhg737
    @jhg737 Месяц назад +2

    Unfortunately, underperforming and loosing is one of the boxes that must be ticked. But, loosing is still learning… I have no doubt that all the Reeds will be ticking many of the other boxes consistently very soon! Great job by all! Can’t wait to see your progression in the future!

  • @tomhanny2600
    @tomhanny2600 Месяц назад +5

    You guys are great parents. Life lessons for all situations.

  • @ryangates3389
    @ryangates3389 Месяц назад +1

    Seems like everyone is putting so much pressure on this kid. He’s racing against the best kids in the country. You’re doing great man

  • @dragonbreath8769
    @dragonbreath8769 Месяц назад

    Thank you all for sharing this journey. Obviously it is not easy to share so much & it's been important to me and I'm sure many who have had racing in our lives. It has helped me heal and start to enjoy it again. Great work

  • @rubyxfinity8634
    @rubyxfinity8634 Месяц назад +3

    Good day. Kiah is still AMAZING. Wow, that girl can ride! She's got good instincts and shows a hunger to move forward. Tate did MUCH MUCH better today, in the final race. Chad still needs to work on race craft with him, though. Still hugging the outside. Gotta learn how to go inside to inside on different direction turns, and FIGHT for it. First time ever, so all in all, good job.

  • @alankelter9416
    @alankelter9416 Месяц назад

    Just loving seeing this racing family grow together. Such a great insight thank you all.

  • @jamesnelson6381
    @jamesnelson6381 Месяц назад +2

    Been in your shoes. I think you have the right approach. Good luck to you.

  • @insight-informer
    @insight-informer Месяц назад +3

    that was the best i've seen kiah ride.. she looked really good and sending the big jumps.. needed a little more confidence to double double through the 10 commandments, but she's got it. Tates gotta get better starts and he's got better finishes in him.

  • @patrickmcbride8140
    @patrickmcbride8140 Месяц назад

    The kids did good to get to Loretta’s when a lot of kids have been racing longer than them. Each lap ridden in practice or the races will only make you better. Love the channel and have seen the progression made by both of them.

  • @palmer445
    @palmer445 Месяц назад

    Glad to be there for the first of many!! It’s all going to come together!!! It’s a matter of how much they want it they have all the right tools and support to go the distance!! Love you guys!!!

  • @com-sense-82
    @com-sense-82 Месяц назад +2

    Great family ,very smart parents!! The kids will figure it out or they won’t!!

  • @Dew-Man13
    @Dew-Man13 Месяц назад

    There's no replacing experience...and they got a LOT of that. That track was GNARLY! I'm sure it was a bit intimidating....I'm proud of them! They took your critique , didn't hang their heads , and want to return for some redemption. Keep grinding Kiah and Tate! You've come a long way in a year! Most of those kids have been racing MUCH longer than you guys....🤙💪
    🏁

  • @gawdszn302
    @gawdszn302 Месяц назад +1

    Tuned in just for these kids & Ethan Romero who is also in Tate class we are both from the same city …ur gonna be better next year ur learning from 1 of the greats

  • @kranikbrand
    @kranikbrand 29 дней назад

    Honesty is a rad trait. Great insight. Love this! "Well what bike will i ride?"... Chad's smile!

  • @connifboudoin957
    @connifboudoin957 Месяц назад

    Tate and Kiah don't ever give up. Love watching you guys learn more and more each race. Oh and Kiah your helmet is the bomb.. coolest colors. Chad don't be to hard on them. It's first time Lorettas.. they'll come back stronger than ever..

  • @motomatt6752
    @motomatt6752 Месяц назад

    Hey thanks a bunch for taking us along for your family Loretta Lynn journey. It has been really fun watching the videos. Hey there Chad I am sure it’s hard watching the kids and seeing glimpses of great potential and also knowing there not riding to there past races potential. But remember it’s a lot for a young mind to take in and I would be willing to bet the other kids have been to Loretta’s for a few years now so there comfortable with the environment the track and knowing what to expect. Be patient and trust the process and the switch hopefully comes on soon. Thanks again

  • @anthonycrabb6704
    @anthonycrabb6704 29 дней назад

    It's awesome that you guys are sharing your LL experience with us great riding out there kids hope to see Pace out there next yes he always looks like he's having a fun time always a smile on his face

  • @robinhood5258
    @robinhood5258 Месяц назад +1

    You guys get it. So difficult to navigate this stuff. I am lucky enough to be the father(not tooting my horn) of a damn good basketball player who played at a D1 school for free. All through middle school and high school, all I heard was, "If Fletcher could just turn into a beast- he could play at any program in the country." It just wasn't his personality- he would rather be a great team member than be the #1 guy on the team. I know team sports are different than individual sports but I guess where I am going with this is, skill and talent only gets you so far. If you can't line up on that gate and truly believe you are the best(Kobe), then you will never reach your full potential. We always told him that EFFORT was everything and excuses were not tolerated. We didn't care if he missed every shot in the game but if the effort wasn't there, that was not ok. Keep up the good work guys. You guys are wonderful people and I look forward to joining you guys in your journey. Practice like you've never won and race like you've never lost! Take care.

  • @the1whofights434
    @the1whofights434 Месяц назад +2

    Awesome stuff it's just year one getting a feel for the speed is a big deal and up against the best in the country I'm just happy to see it 🎉🎉🎉🎉 can't wait for next year :) I'm still saying they have come a long way in a short time

  • @JUSTINHAWKSMITH
    @JUSTINHAWKSMITH Месяц назад

    I think you all are doing an amazing job with the kiddos. Determination , grit , skill , money , parenting , respect , etc…. Absolutley stellar job from the reeds. The Results aren’t what you guys want , but they’re still amazing. A trip to Loretta’s. That is such a huge accomplishment, many’s dream. Hats off you ALL done amazing & I speak for a lot of others when I say this great job to the whole reed family thank you all for bringing us along. This channel is so awesome. Can’t wait for the next video

  • @stevenkilleen8149
    @stevenkilleen8149 Месяц назад +2

    Worst thing is its all on video when he gives up sad but fun first we dont all have it but lessons learned so important to have that factory setup tho so epic chad giving them the best your doing your job

  • @stephenwilson1012
    @stephenwilson1012 Месяц назад +7

    No hunger

  • @nathanrebman7185
    @nathanrebman7185 27 дней назад

    Great job Reeds! Ya'all are amazing from the parents to the kids! Maybe a winter woods racing serious would help gain some grit and confidence in line choice and reading terrain. Whatever you decide to do in the future, I am sure it will be successful! Full Send!

  • @gouchmcdougal7831
    @gouchmcdougal7831 Месяц назад +1

    Next year these kids will be more mentally prepared!! Thanks 22 CREW for letting us go to Loretta’s with you guys. Hey Pace get your butt on the bike young man!! You got the goods too!! Mom and dad you guys did great!! Video team you guys rock!! Without you guys we miss it all!! Can’t wait to watch these kids grow up Luke 9:62

    • @doglover136_
      @doglover136_ Месяц назад

      mentally and physically prepared, they didn’t ride a whole lot last year

  • @jamescone1019
    @jamescone1019 28 дней назад

    You guys are doing amazing the last few videos of people saying tate doesnt belong i think are a joke. Ive been racing for 15 years and wish i had the talent he has. Keep working and you will get there. Its no joke racing the top kids in the world.

  • @jakeblizzard6019
    @jakeblizzard6019 Месяц назад

    Watching the weekend unfold I can see Tate just defeated as time went by. He’s got so much more to give. Everything in his head.

  • @jameyrobbins13
    @jameyrobbins13 Месяц назад

    Great building/learning box for both kiddos.... Tater now knows what FAST truly is and HE must decide if he wants to GO & BE FAST!!!!
    Goodluck TEAM22, IM PULLING 4ALL YOU GUYS😎

  • @Motocue912
    @Motocue912 Месяц назад

    I enjoyed following your series up to this race. I did Loretta’s seven times it’s tough. I had a dad and he was tough. He was basically about like you were but he was tough because it cost a lot and it’s a lot to go there. Remember their kids, y they don’t think like we do, they have to learn from the mistakes, I think they did good and got a lot of experience. You did good, all them motors. The work you did , chalk it up go back to the drawing board and start over.

  • @nathanmistler1186
    @nathanmistler1186 Месяц назад +1

    Haven't been watching for long but from what i have seen Tate is for sure struggling from the mental aspects of racing. Letting the nuances get to him. Maybe with time he can over come it but right doesnt look so good. I understand where hes coming from, no one wants to crash or get injured but it is the unfortunate probability of racing and at some point is almost guaranteed given enough time and races. Maybe one day we all can see another Reed win a championship. Until then wish Tate best of luck and you all the best.

  • @user-uk5zm7tx2z
    @user-uk5zm7tx2z Месяц назад

    There’s always next year just need to get his head and heart in a more positive place good luck to you all great viewing as always

  • @TheNolltollerans
    @TheNolltollerans Месяц назад +9

    Having Reed as a father and all the support that goes with it, to quit two of the three motos ... ok tate

    • @ropedb
      @ropedb Месяц назад +5

      he definitely doesn't have that dawg in him like Chad!!

    • @byronjones6155
      @byronjones6155 Месяц назад +2

      Does he have to follow his dad? Didn't know it was mandatory!

    • @MiaM1ViiCE
      @MiaM1ViiCE Месяц назад

      parents forcing their dreams on their children never ends well... you can tell he doesn't want it, but doesn't want to upset his father. it is a terrible position to put your child in, and terrible position to be in as a child.

    • @thijsweiland
      @thijsweiland Месяц назад +1

      ​@@MiaM1ViiCE i believe it was chat who said we are doing this for fun. But then Tate saw Deegan riding and asked for being like Deegan. So then they went this route.

    • @mekg2439
      @mekg2439 День назад

      @@byronjones6155 yup....you can feel the pressure just by watching....the kid is not having true fun.

  • @tommysmithii4723
    @tommysmithii4723 Месяц назад

    Chad and Ellie are doing a great job allowing their kids to be kids! Pace seems to have been gifted with natural talent but rides when he wants ! Kiah did great against some very impressive and experienced girls. She will gain the experience with the drive she has . Tate ran into the hungry kids and they stole his lunch. I'm hoping he will find his competitive fire and his heart will showcase the skills . Thanks for sharing the journey!!!

  • @clarkh4130
    @clarkh4130 Месяц назад

    We LOVE TWOTWOTV so much!!

  • @wayneharriss9732
    @wayneharriss9732 Месяц назад

    Well done kids very truthful words from Mr Reed at the end well done all round 👍👌

  • @riffraff7183
    @riffraff7183 Месяц назад +1

    I think Tate just needs a mindset coach and he will thrive.
    Great to watch.

  • @keithfenwick5502
    @keithfenwick5502 Месяц назад +1

    Excellent stuff thanks 🇬🇧🏁🙏

  • @scottwilkins5379
    @scottwilkins5379 Месяц назад +6

    True, like chad said " Tate was an alternate and rode like an alternate " but Tate has a great riding style and perfect jumping technique. In the upcoming years when tate grows in stature he'll develop into a great racer.

    • @k-n-k7756
      @k-n-k7756 Месяц назад +1

      What were you looking at no form and no talent you know when a kid has it when he or she throws a leg over the bike.

    • @scottwilkins5379
      @scottwilkins5379 26 дней назад

      @k-n-k7756 tate naturally scrubs jumps like a pro and you hardly ever see him jump front end high or low. Chad taught him proper body position and jump technique.

  • @travistatman
    @travistatman 29 дней назад

    What most drives Tate? Fun? Win? Challenge himself? Impress family? Other? As kids it’s difficult to be conscious of (let alone articulate) what drives us to give our best. The Reeds do a good job of observing what drives their kids and experimenting with different motivational strategies. Nick Wey, in the limited content I've seen, follows the “did you have fun? Great!” path. This may have changed as Vincent got older and moved up classes, but maybe not. As kids age and competition increases these outcomes-based motivational strategies reasonably creep in. In this video, Chad adjusted from a focus on an outcome measure-finishing top 20-15, to a process measure-riding hard until the end. Getting into Loretta's, particularly as an alternate (hello imposter syndrome), is a lot of pressure. Being Chad Reed's kid is a lot of pressure. The path we envision and the motivational strategies we want for our kids isn’t always what drives them. Great lessons here. ❤
    Disclaimer: I don’t have kids, merely making observations. 😂

    • @travistatman
      @travistatman 29 дней назад

      19:28 Ellie is SPOT ON. We want our kids to struggle to LEARN how to overcome failure. Because that skill is absolutely necessary for success, and it’s much harder to learn as we age. 👏🏼

  • @mekg2439
    @mekg2439 День назад

    nice two two's

  • @jasoncayen1657
    @jasoncayen1657 Месяц назад +1

    Tough love is always honest love❤

  • @carisi2k11
    @carisi2k11 Месяц назад +1

    Deegan used to go around the outside of the sand section all the time. But he was pinned the whole way and jumping the bumps. Mind you he would also send the jump in to the sand as well.

  • @davidbiagi2932
    @davidbiagi2932 Месяц назад

    Year 1 done! Got the experience for it, now take all of that and go do work next season you two! Being top 42 in the nation itself is an awesome feat!
    Idk how often you’d be able to, but I’d definitely get Tate hanging and learning from Haiden as much as he can. Not as much for on the bike training, but just confidence training. That is really the only thing Tate is struggling with and if/when he can get that confidence, his level will skyrocket. Hes got the bike skills, just gotta be confident and know you can do it. Awesome job to both kids!

  • @richardupyurass2379
    @richardupyurass2379 Месяц назад +6

    Her first time there. She has never ran a race on that rough of a track. She is racing experienced 15 &16 year olds. I believe she did very well. She seems to nice to other riders and that’s fine but will have to develop a mean streak to progress at this level. Ha. I tuned in to watch all her motos. Congratulations on your adventure

    • @elliereed_mrstwotwo
      @elliereed_mrstwotwo Месяц назад +4

      She did ! She wanted a better start and a top 20 finish.
      She’ll get there 💜💪🏼

    • @doglover136_
      @doglover136_ Месяц назад

      @@elliereed_mrstwotwoboth of them have it i believe, and they will only get better

  • @4Him346
    @4Him346 Месяц назад

    Happy Birthday Pace !!!!

  • @moetc450
    @moetc450 29 дней назад

    What a ride.
    They both will have learned a tone. Now for them to get some Aussie girt about them.
    As for Pace. Oh that'd be something. He always looked so natural on a bike with his style.

  • @My-work-link
    @My-work-link Месяц назад

    Looking at Tate ride ,I might be wrong but if he stands up a bit more he will be ripping ,Keep it up mate ,stand up and shine you are a 🌟

  • @richardhettes
    @richardhettes Месяц назад +1

    That’s really about as tough as it gets. The heat, the rigorous schedule and the gnarly track. Only gets better from here. A bit higher elevation with heat and humidity is tougher than near sea level heat and humidity. Barometric pressure is a bit lower so the body works harder.

  • @LindseyMountainRanch
    @LindseyMountainRanch 29 дней назад

    Chad, go easy on the kids; don’t put some much pressure on them and YOURSELF. Let them enjoy the journey, not resent it and you.

  • @hrs.ofmylife
    @hrs.ofmylife Месяц назад

    The only way is up!!! This your guys first time. New track an the nerves I’d be happy with not getting last my first time at LorettaLynns 😂

  • @user-lv3py5vm6i
    @user-lv3py5vm6i Месяц назад

    Enjoy following the Reed family! Keep it fun, make memories, and if it turns into anything more that is a bonus. If the kids have the ability and skill it will happen and this applies to all sports.

  • @user-fn8ls2zy7e
    @user-fn8ls2zy7e Месяц назад +3

    Might be time to send him off to a place like Mtf to see if he has the drive and commitment to make it on his own I know I didn’t listen to my father when I raced 😂

  • @Tinwoodie100
    @Tinwoodie100 Месяц назад +3

    Embrace the struggle! Love the Reeds❤

    • @k-n-k7756
      @k-n-k7756 Месяц назад

      We raced against Tate and Chad was there and I said hey what's up Chad and he ignored me f him

  • @blackbeard308
    @blackbeard308 Месяц назад +1

    Good job Tate and kiah you guys are kikn butt keep pushing 😎🐘

  • @phonetics8272
    @phonetics8272 Месяц назад

    Keep at it 22´s!! 👊✊️🤘

  • @wetdookie3808
    @wetdookie3808 Месяц назад

    All it takes is one holeshot and a win and then the confidence is in full.

  • @mallacey7621
    @mallacey7621 Месяц назад

    A great effort, well done

  • @XtremeWipeout
    @XtremeWipeout Месяц назад

    Keep it up guys, you're still impressing me. Im very new to the sport and holy has it opened my eyes to how hard it is. Ive played highish level rugby, surfing, athletics etc and i can honestly say, they dont come close to how hard this sport is to be good at.
    Starting the sport at 34 may make it harder mind haha
    Keep pushing, keep progressing, take it slow and you'll get where you want to be. You have incredible skills, both of you!
    Now we jusy need Pace back on the bike!!

  • @MX-CO
    @MX-CO Месяц назад +1

    Just a thought but it seems like Tate took a step backwards when you guys started modifying the bikes, maybe more power wasn't the right direction?
    I would be interested to see him ride a bike with a stock motor. Sometimes being easier to ride makes you faster than having more power does. When you feel like you can wring it out and actually use all the power. Sometimes, it's more fun to ride a slow bike fast than it is to ride a fast bike slow.

  • @ataiken8406
    @ataiken8406 Месяц назад

    Kiahs got it! Keep
    It up

  • @jackrobertson7888
    @jackrobertson7888 Месяц назад +2

    You can see Tate struggling with the pressure. Everytime
    He crosses the gate he chops the throttle subconsciously. This time you can see him smack the shifter down to first. He’s scared to get the start and go backwards

  • @jz64
    @jz64 Месяц назад

    Both of the kids have gotten alot better I think Tater needs to be more confident in his skill ride more agressive and stand up alot more and he be faster . You guys have a great family and your all blessed to be where your at God bless mates .

  • @marcosjosepedrotti4760
    @marcosjosepedrotti4760 Месяц назад

    Parabéns pelo trabalho, vejo a evolução das crianças a cada etapa , tenha paciência que logo os resultados virão, que yahuah os abençoe , grande abraço.

  • @jdiggindirt
    @jdiggindirt Месяц назад

    Tate is just getting started. He does have the drive he has to believe in himself. I have been very impressed with his advancement. He has big shoes to fill. Starts win races he can go plenty fast just needs some more practice in starts.
    You got this Tate let's freaking go. Both kids are kicking butt.
    Big shoes to fill a lot of pressure there dad.

  • @Jb-mp1in
    @Jb-mp1in Месяц назад +2

    Tate has been riding for 3 years ?Have him ride with Haiden on the offseason I'm sure he'll be able to learn a lot also he's impressive for 3 years and at Loretta's in the high up mini class if you really want to be a pro your dad has all the tools to make you one

    • @doglover136_
      @doglover136_ Месяц назад +1

      both kids barely rode a dirt bike last year, they are learning and will be a lot more prepared, crazy what they have done since their first videos
      all the other kids have probably been riding since they were 4

  • @charlieszablewski830
    @charlieszablewski830 Месяц назад

    Good on you mum and dad 🤘🤘🤜🏼🤜🏼❤️❤️

  • @militantman9574
    @militantman9574 Месяц назад +1

    It’s so funny seeing all the negative comments, and most are probably from people that have never even raced… With more experience will come more speed and race craft… As far as conditioning is concerned, you have to remember the riders at the back of the pack are probably trying harder and working harder than the people that are leading the race…

  • @SakalamLodi
    @SakalamLodi Месяц назад

    Awesome red family

  • @CMoeJr.
    @CMoeJr. Месяц назад

    Honestly Tate looks like he's riding scared half to death. One of the scariest things for him is the start. It definitely shows. You got to ride with your sack out. I love the kid's style on a bike he's definitely got talent.

  • @fflex2010
    @fflex2010 29 дней назад

    i want to see Tate work on those starts. He needs to get out front and see what that feel is. starts, starts ,starts

  • @joshshelton796
    @joshshelton796 Месяц назад

    Awesome video guys!

  • @chrishill8805
    @chrishill8805 Месяц назад +1

    Smart enough not to get banged up and injured. That will go a long way in life.

  • @dwaynerouse5414
    @dwaynerouse5414 29 дней назад

    The Constant outside lines are killing me. That makes the track longer. The more inside lines the shorter the track is and lap times are lower

  • @mike.ferrin762
    @mike.ferrin762 29 дней назад

    💪🏼

  • @dalepyburn6733
    @dalepyburn6733 Месяц назад

    i beleive tate will make it to the pro ranks in his career. just to qualify for lorettas puts u in the top 5 percent of riders in the world. its definetly an eye opener when young riders make it to lorettas for the first time. he couldnt ask for a better teacher or coach; keep encouraging him.

  • @BradleyBlackledge
    @BradleyBlackledge Месяц назад

    Champion Parents.
    Champion Family.

  • @YZ250ama
    @YZ250ama Месяц назад +3

    I was 22 thumbs up click!

  • @charliewood3956
    @charliewood3956 Месяц назад +3

    Big fan of moto here, but I don't ride. Why is starting so difficult? What's the "trick" that Tate is missing? Like if you went to a riding coach, what feedback would they provide?

    • @elliereed_mrstwotwo
      @elliereed_mrstwotwo Месяц назад +9

      When you’re nervous and u hang back and let your friends / competitors go - it’s definitely not recommended.
      Once he wants it and has the confidence to execute he can find success .

    • @charliewood3956
      @charliewood3956 Месяц назад +3

      Thanks, Ellie! Really interesting to hear how big a role confidence has to play.

    • @elliereed_mrstwotwo
      @elliereed_mrstwotwo Месяц назад +1

      @@charliewood3956 it’s everything ! And some solid skills . But without confidence u can’t show off those skills.

    • @doglover136_
      @doglover136_ Месяц назад

      @@charliewood3956If you watch the pro races, watch fox raceway and look at chase as much as you can, and go watch a race now, and see just how much more confident and comfortable he is without jett there, confidence is a crazy thing