That and remaining %100 present and in the moment, if your detracted in mind and lose focus that also is sure way to fail, being able to understand that challenge that your attempting self talk and break things down especially when first attempt ing goes a long way too success thank goodness for these tutorials all of my improvements in this skill needed in mtb I've pick up off the internet I could ve hired pro help and would have benefited from there feed back but so far I haven't needed too, 2 years ago I couldn't 3 years ago I couldn't even jump today I'm just started doing double black runs
"Skill is only for rent." Honest words to live by. Muscle memory and such over time degrades, it won't take long to get it back, but when it's gone you won't know until it's too late.
Literally what happened to me this past weekend. Just got back into it and picked up a Process 153 after not riding for 4 years. Went down a jump trail and ate it over the handlebars on a kicker... tore my bicep and separated my shoulder! Always take the time to relearn before you assume you remember how!
Yup was freestyle skiing in Canada this January and had been out for 7 hours that day practicing 30ft jumps and stuff, went for “one last lap” that evening and smashed my collarbone
we used to have a deal when we were riding, that no one was allowed to say stuff like "I'm almost done" or "last run". As soon as you break your own confidence or decide youre done, youre done. No extra filming, no extra runs. Thats it.
You're really a different rider before you conquered your demon @ the Ribbon Trail rock roll, Alex! It's awesome seeing you hit that pro line with humongous features. Live free. Ride hard. Get stoked! 🤙
Hard-tails for life! Its the rider not the bike and that's what we found out riding them in the World Famous Whistler Bike Park! definitely never riding clipless pedals again...
@@TacticalBe It wasn't shock that's Flynn.. My son is as tough as nails as he overcame an unfathomable accident/secs from dying with only one lung left and coma for a month at age 2. Nothing affects him physically.. That's why he rides Hardtail because it's Old School and a challenge. Shred Tam Visuals check them on Insta & RUclips.. Passion for riding is what it's all about..
Dude I totally feel you the line “I felt like a passenger on my own bike.” Stuck with me. I know this is a bike channel and I am a mountain biker but last February I was skiing and crashed at 36 mph of a jump being careless and racing a friend. I couldn’t ride my skis the same for the rest of the season out of fear and the loss of skill after my month recovery, anyway this was just my long dumb story about how that line meant something to me
Mister Beaver it was one bad crash due to stupidity and lack of education that ruined by progression. My quick release kit on my front wheel let go when I hit a jump, landed and my front tire had left the groove, ate dirt really hard and had a massive bruise on my chest from where my handle bars smashed into me. I ended up winding myself on my handle bars when my front wheel slipped out and getting launched, bike landed on and I just layed there sounding like a wheezing sea lion, good times
You don't have to put so much pressure on yourself to get the footage, sometimes it just doesn't work. Believe me, we would all happily miss a video one week if it meant a happy and intact Seth!
This is a great video. After seeing two people stretchered out the last two weekends and countless arm slings, this is super valuable for people to hear. Sometimes you just gotta let go of that ego and hang up the towel for the day so you can ride the next. Keep'em coming!
I’m a skateboarder and I’ve never tried MTB in my life, but I’m addicted to your videos and really want to rent a bike and try it out. Your videos are just so good and well made and interesting. I wish we had a channel like yours in skateboarding!
Sorry for the late reply but i used to be into skateboarding too, but i got my first DH bike and never looked back. I got my first real mountain bike in August 2019 and im progressing so fast. Its my wish to be a Downhill racer and i think im on track to be one.
@@TheDHJunkie do you feel like coming from skating helped w/ your mtb progression? I'm hoping my ability to skate stairs and transition helps w/ doing mtb jumps when I get my bike. I know it will help w/ the mental aspect of mtb but i wonder if it'll transfer physically too
Dude, the skill for rent quote was so good. I audibly went "YES!" when I heard it. I draw and a lot of people always complain about lack of talent to me, and what not. I always am at a lack for words when explaining how practicing and consistency makes a good artist (Not some magical innate talent) without sounding bitchy and dry. I really love that quote, explains what I have been trying to say for a long while.
This is fantastic advice. I once was an avid rider and got back I to MTB last year. Thanks to your videos, I decided to admit ignorance and forget everything I thought I knew about manuals, hops, and jumps and start all over. I've only put 2 days of practice in at the local cycling park jump tracks. I'm still on the intermediate track but jumping and landing better than before even on these speed bumps. I'm dedicating one week to each track before moving up to the next. I very much appreciate your hop and jump videos. This one is a good capstone.
Dude, gotta say- i freaking love your videos. I am by definition a casual rider. Christ, I just bought an ebike even. But I ride every weekend. We’ll never meet at whistler and I’ll never go down a black diamond but I love watching you and Alex chew them up. Good stuff.
just dumb, the way his ankle broke was such a small impact. watch the footage again. he likely weakened it by hitting those huge jumps throughout the day until it failed with like 1ft of air. he's lucky it failed there.. one of those bigger jumps could have been more broken bones.
I'm a skier but when in summer I like to watch people like you doing the same kind of thing I like to do: thrill seeking on a big mountain that I dont have to walk up. Even though our seasons dont overlap, the places, culture, and fun do. Have fun man.
I'll say I've watched Alex on these videos for the last three years and seen him go from a real chicken shot Novice to a skilled and competent rider, I feel like I've followed that same trajectory but I don't have the advantage of bike shuttle s and world class mtb park , these are great progression based clips , I think he is honesty and candid with his thoughts very helpful
Seth, thank you for demonstrating real leadership by making videos that remind us Mountain Bikers the importance of being responsible. What a great way to give back. NICE!! -Sam✌🏽
excellent point! these vids show the reality of victory over adversity. i like watching the super-edited success after success, but it's a much needed point to recognize there are spills on the road to great skills.
I found the first time I rode a big trail my energy made a HUGE affect on my riding. When I got mad, distracted of even discouraged I would ride like it was my first time on a bike! So I came back the next morning after breakfast and killed it! You need to be focused, warmed up and HAPPY 😃 keep shredding your videos inspire me so much 🚲
Thanks Seth for the inspiration from this vid! Getting back on after a traumatic crash is probably the scariest feeling in the world honestly. I recently had one and have been slower on my bike ever since. This vid really inspired me to push the limits of what I once thought I was capable! Cheers mate!
Wow. This video is incredible. I don't often audibly react, hold my breath, or cover my mouth in awe or fear when watching RUclips. But I gotta say, I was guilty of all of there and more. Absolutely incredibly paced, stellar use of music and the fluctuation in your voice. Even the damn pauses were all perfectly placed to build tension. I nerd out a little bit when it comes to filming stuff, and watching someone who rides bikes for a living, it doesn't always occur to me that you do so much more behind the scenes. I really appreciate your storytelling and the anxiety and happiness I felt while watching this, I even got really stoked about stuff I wasn't even taking part in, you don't find that all wrapped up in a video too much anymore. One more thing I don't often do is leave comments. At all. But this video was the perfect exception to write to my hearts content and I'm glad I did. I hope this finds you and at least makes you smile to know you're making other people smile. Cheers Seth, please keep up the great content. I'll take quality over quantity any day 🤙
As I get reinvigorated into mountain biking after quite a long time. I have found a lot of excitement, joy, and passion watching your videos. Knowing when to stop is the hardest lesson you need to keep learning everyday. Keep riding and producing great content
Same thing with skiing. If you hesitate you’ll get anxious and just feel bad. Then when you crash you feel exhausted not courageous and it messes you up even more
@@smeggytesters8585 yep same with snowboarding aswell. I think the backflip or the rodeo is the breakthrough for corks and shit for most people, and it's not even hard
He is getting too old. Reflexes are not what they once were, concentration is not what it once was and healing time is WAY longer. This just reality that old guys want to deny.
This is one of Seth's most glorious videos. The perfectly done bait and switch near the end had me nonstop laughing. Thought it was going to really be a sad, morose video about a failed week of filming. But then... *nope*
Riding with some old mates in bike park wales. Hitting a new line but riding at full speed without a pre ride or re ride.... silly mistake meant I crashed hard on a basic corner. I lost a level of consciousness and bruised ribs so a day in bed today... A really important video it’s all about the practice runs and warming up. Preach it Seth.
Seth, so helpful to see your human side. Pretty humble for you to show us real life!!! Your statement that skill is only for rent, is a good reminder to practice within my boundaries. Thank you!!!
"Skill is for rent" I'm taking that with me every time I go out from now on. The amount of times I wiped out in places where no one should is getting out of hand.
5 лет назад+6
"Skill is only for rent" what a great quote! Thanks for interesting video:)
Don't often hear this kind of thoughtful, honest reflection in the bike community, even though we've all been through this. Thanks and nice video. Can't wait get up to BC again.
Great commentary. I learned that lesson about not trying to pick up with the difficulty level you left the year before the hard way. Broken collaebone one time, broken ankle another time.
It’s interesting how psychological riding can be…case a jump and it freaks you out for the next several attempts… Then you clear it… And then you smash it like it’s not even there! Great riding, fellas! Keep it up and stay safe!
"Skill is for rent" -- this line struck me hard. It's so very true. Thanks for this video. I had this level of difficulty with the lower half of A-Line when I was out at Whistler. It's a comfort to see a rider of your skill working through dead sailor jumps and nosedives too.
Seriously, it's videos about riding bikes, hardly earth-shattering (or even important in any way) stuff. Don't get me wrong, I like them and watch them, but really could not care less about if and when they come out. Nothing here is worth getting hurt over.
An elusive lesson to learn...it's so tempting to try to fight through bad riding and underconfidence. That's how I separated my shoulder, and I'm so glad it wasn't worse! This should be day 1 material.
Good on you for having the maturity to realize your limits- and the skill to push them. Glad you are mostly ok. I don't think I will ever ride anything like this- I'm too old!
8 months late, but I agree being from Louisiana. The closest thing I've found is Bentonville Arkansas, they have a ton of fantastic trails. I'm in North LA so a 6 hour drive isnt too shabby for a weekend trip to check them out soon. Look up Slaughter Hill Trails in Bentonville
Sorry, I meant Slaughter Pen trails in Bentonville. Also i wasnt aware at the time, but Hot Springs also has some fantastic trails. Northwoods Trail. They feature many XC type trails as well as downhill, flow, and a bike park. I was there last weekend and it was fantastic!
Really cool that Alex called it quits with you. That is pretty cool that he missed out so he can experience it WITH you. Life is better when its about experiences with your 'tribe'!
It is a true hero move to say i need to quit today because i am not feeling it. I struggle to do so and it brought me into many injuries and trouble. This skill has massive importance on the MTB. Most times we want to be a hero and then look even worse when crash
Seth, I think you could make a really cool series if you take a short trip to Northern California. You could fly into Reno and go to Northstar in Tahoe which is a great lift access downhill park. However, I think your viewers would really enjoy if you went from Tahoe to Marin county (About a 3 hour drive) to visit the birthplace of mountain biking. You can ride some of the trails that started the sport, and talk to some of the pioneers of mountain biking. Your fan, Will S
Not riding well can have bad consequences if you have ever broken bones or torn ligaments you would know it's not very fun lying around healing up for weeks on end , switch off for a moment and you could pay a heavy price so know your limits and bale and go home fight another day
Glad you didn't break any bones. I see all these videos of guys hitting sick features. What I don't see is all the hours spent getting to that point. Good to see this side of it. Thanks.
When you say “last run” it always seems to end up in injury, it’s happened to me, on bmx, and my friend countless times on downhill. I’m not a very superstitious guy, but it usually seems to end bad. So me and my friends just say bonus run
Amazing video! As I start to progress in my bike park experience, I love watching your videos and knowing that I am not alone with some of my failures leading to crashes. Even as an old guy, I am still learning when it is time to call it quits and when it is time to get back on the horse.
"Skill is only for rent" is the best thing I've heard on RUclips today.
Can you break it down for me? I didn't understand.
@@hene6539 skill is not forever you have to train yourself to get skill but if you not more riding you lost your skill day a day.
Craig R81 noice comment
idk.... "Scary red triangle"
That and remaining %100 present and in the moment, if your detracted in mind and lose focus that also is sure way to fail, being able to understand that challenge that your attempting self talk and break things down especially when first attempt ing goes a long way too success thank goodness for these tutorials all of my improvements in this skill needed in mtb I've pick up off the internet I could ve hired pro help and would have benefited from there feed back but so far I haven't needed too, 2 years ago I couldn't 3 years ago I couldn't even jump today I'm just started doing double black runs
"Skill is only for rent." Honest words to live by. Muscle memory and such over time degrades, it won't take long to get it back, but when it's gone you won't know until it's too late.
You can get super fucked up super fast if your not careful
whatever happened to "it's like riding a bike...."?
Holy shit facts
Literally what happened to me this past weekend. Just got back into it and picked up a Process 153 after not riding for 4 years. Went down a jump trail and ate it over the handlebars on a kicker... tore my bicep and separated my shoulder!
Always take the time to relearn before you assume you remember how!
And this is so important to remember.
I could have avoided some accidents if I had just warmed up first
whenever someone says "ok let's go for the last run"
I never do it. something always happens
That's why you say "Let's do a couple more," then just decide you don't want to do the second one when the time comes.
@@DanHoopes211 doesnt work like that Mr dan. the battle goes on in your head then
Yup was freestyle skiing in Canada this January and had been out for 7 hours that day practicing 30ft jumps and stuff, went for “one last lap” that evening and smashed my collarbone
on skis too
Never fails!
seth: does huge jumps
Me: drops of the curb
Seth: i cant ride
Me: im a professional mountain biker
I can so relate lol
Haha
Lol, best comment.
Same
This is me after riding down three stairs.
we used to have a deal when we were riding, that no one was allowed to say stuff like "I'm almost done" or "last run". As soon as you break your own confidence or decide youre done, youre done. No extra filming, no extra runs. Thats it.
Never in a million years did I think I'd be hitting jumps this big, yet here we are... So friggin stoked on the progression we made this week alone! 🤘
You're really a different rider before you conquered your demon @ the Ribbon Trail rock roll, Alex! It's awesome seeing you hit that pro line with humongous features. Live free. Ride hard. Get stoked! 🤙
Alex, you've come a looooong way! Congrats on hitting the big stuff so well!
I was not sure you were still riding your bike! Are you going to post videos more often?
where the videos at? your fans want to know. more more more!
🤘🤘🤘
Dirt Merchant is no joke and you guys killed it! And the Shredtam boys are mental!
Hard-tails for life! Its the rider not the bike and that's what we found out riding them in the World Famous Whistler Bike Park! definitely never riding clipless pedals again...
actually No Joke is a different trail! just kidding nick!
@@ShredTamVisuals What it feels like to ride clipless? Im scared to do it.
@@rcromehobbies9242 it feels like a broken ankle
Seth my guy dont feel any pressure to get a video out for us we are all willing to wait for a video
I agree. His videos are very good quality and well edited. This takes time. I would rather wait for a little bit longer and get a great video.
Truuuuu
RUclips doesnt tho, which is f-ed up
@@morwine953 lol what
"Flinn broke his ankle a few bikes ahead of me" Flinn smiling while his ankle is broken 😂
Shock
@@TacticalBe It wasn't shock that's Flynn.. My son is as tough as nails as he overcame an unfathomable accident/secs from dying with only one lung left and coma for a month at age 2. Nothing affects him physically.. That's why he rides Hardtail because it's Old School and a challenge. Shred Tam Visuals check them on Insta & RUclips.. Passion for riding is what it's all about..
Conor if it was shock he wouldn’t be smiling 🤦🏼♂️
That's the look of a man that knows it was worth it.
@@TacticalBe morphine
hank hill: "i sell propane and propane accessories"
dirt merchant:"i sell dirt and dirt accessoeries"
That was my joke on the new office build :(
I've been looking through comment, thank God someone else watches king of the hill
69th like
Dude I totally feel you the line “I felt like a passenger on my own bike.” Stuck with me. I know this is a bike channel and I am a mountain biker but last February I was skiing and crashed at 36 mph of a jump being careless and racing a friend. I couldn’t ride my skis the same for the rest of the season out of fear and the loss of skill after my month recovery, anyway this was just my long dumb story about how that line meant something to me
Mister Beaver it was one bad crash due to stupidity and lack of education that ruined by progression. My quick release kit on my front wheel let go when I hit a jump, landed and my front tire had left the groove, ate dirt really hard and had a massive bruise on my chest from where my handle bars smashed into me. I ended up winding myself on my handle bars when my front wheel slipped out and getting launched, bike landed on and I just layed there sounding like a wheezing sea lion, good times
@@staticalphabetsoup637 I'm def using "wheezing sea lion" in the future thank you XD
You don't have to put so much pressure on yourself to get the footage, sometimes it just doesn't work. Believe me, we would all happily miss a video one week if it meant a happy and intact Seth!
Everybody: full suspension $3000 bucks bike, full body armor
Those two guys: 120mm hardtail in havana shirt
It’s not the arrow, but the hunter
Can you please put a timestamp
@@jackandeson6302 8:00
You should make a vid with every crash you ever filmed
5 hrs video😂
pleasssssse
that would be awesome
Ya that would be great
How about doing something different. It's called mountain biking. Generation of fools
This is a great video. After seeing two people stretchered out the last two weekends and countless arm slings, this is super valuable for people to hear. Sometimes you just gotta let go of that ego and hang up the towel for the day so you can ride the next. Keep'em coming!
Nice job on the sends, buddy! It's amazing how much you've been able to clean on such a short visit!
thanks for showing us around!
I’m a skateboarder and I’ve never tried MTB in my life, but I’m addicted to your videos and really want to rent a bike and try it out. Your videos are just so good and well made and interesting. I wish we had a channel like yours in skateboarding!
Sorry for the late reply but i used to be into skateboarding too, but i got my first DH bike and never looked back. I got my first real mountain bike in August 2019 and im progressing so fast. Its my wish to be a Downhill racer and i think im on track to be one.
@@TheDHJunkie do you feel like coming from skating helped w/ your mtb progression? I'm hoping my ability to skate stairs and transition helps w/ doing mtb jumps when I get my bike. I know it will help w/ the mental aspect of mtb but i wonder if it'll transfer physically too
@@einnorw not really no, the hardest part of mountain biking is fear management. I guess skateboarding might help with that a bit
@@einnorw learning how to fall without getting injured is the biggest bonus from skating
Seth this is probably the most important video you have ever made. "Skill is only for rent" and injury is what happens when you overdraw.
Dude, the skill for rent quote was so good. I audibly went "YES!" when I heard it. I draw and a lot of people always complain about lack of talent to me, and what not. I always am at a lack for words when explaining how practicing and consistency makes a good artist (Not some magical innate talent) without sounding bitchy and dry. I really love that quote, explains what I have been trying to say for a long while.
some people learn faster than others, that's about it
Calling it quits when it’s going wrong and re thinking and trying again is well worth it
This is fantastic advice. I once was an avid rider and got back I to MTB last year. Thanks to your videos, I decided to admit ignorance and forget everything I thought I knew about manuals, hops, and jumps and start all over. I've only put 2 days of practice in at the local cycling park jump tracks. I'm still on the intermediate track but jumping and landing better than before even on these speed bumps. I'm dedicating one week to each track before moving up to the next. I very much appreciate your hop and jump videos. This one is a good capstone.
"Skill is only for rent" - that is definitely true. There's always a lesson that can be learned on your videos. Thumbs up!
"Skill is only for rent".
A great reminder, thanks.
Regards from S Africa
Clive
Clive Greenall I live in S.A to
Where do you ride
Dude, gotta say- i freaking love your videos. I am by definition a casual rider. Christ, I just bought an ebike even. But I ride every weekend. We’ll never meet at whistler and I’ll never go down a black diamond but I love watching you and Alex chew them up. Good stuff.
Seth: "Heck, embrios could clear the stuff on dirt merchant!"
single-celled organism: *hold my beer*
Dat Seb that’s kinda a nerdy but funny joke
@@garethtrenholm5847 i guess lol
lmao
OMG!! I’m in a video twice!! So stoked! You made my day again! Love ya Seth!
Seth: “and something I learned is I’m my worst e-
*clip plays
Me watching:
Your your worst what Seth? Your your worst what.
THANK YOU! that cut was really buggin me
Nobody talking about the hardtail guys? That is such a hard trail to be doing on a hardtail, mad respect!!
just dumb, the way his ankle broke was such a small impact. watch the footage again. he likely weakened it by hitting those huge jumps throughout the day until it failed with like 1ft of air. he's lucky it failed there.. one of those bigger jumps could have been more broken bones.
i love how your an amazing rider but a beginner at heart and know when to stop and give other people advice and idk but this video explains it
I'm a skier but when in summer I like to watch people like you doing the same kind of thing I like to do: thrill seeking on a big mountain that I dont have to walk up. Even though our seasons dont overlap, the places, culture, and fun do. Have fun man.
Alex is progressing at a ridiculous rate. Stay safe! I'm glad he's wearing a neck brace.
I'll say I've watched Alex on these videos for the last three years and seen him go from a real chicken shot Novice to a skilled and competent rider, I feel like I've followed that same trajectory but I don't have the advantage of bike shuttle s and world class mtb park , these are great progression based clips , I think he is honesty and candid with his thoughts very helpful
Seth, thank you for demonstrating real leadership by making videos that remind us Mountain Bikers the importance of being responsible. What a great way to give back. NICE!!
-Sam✌🏽
excellent point! these vids show the reality of victory over adversity. i like watching the super-edited success after success, but it's a much needed point to recognize there are spills on the road to great skills.
Seth your currently my favourite RUclipsr and you’ve inspired to start riding mountain bikes. Cheers for the great vids and keep up the great work
I found the first time I rode a big trail my energy made a HUGE affect on my riding. When I got mad, distracted of even discouraged I would ride like it was my first time on a bike! So I came back the next morning after breakfast and killed it! You need to be focused, warmed up and HAPPY 😃 keep shredding your videos inspire me so much 🚲
Thanks Seth for the inspiration from this vid! Getting back on after a traumatic crash is probably the scariest feeling in the world honestly. I recently had one and have been slower on my bike ever since. This vid really inspired me to push the limits of what I once thought I was capable! Cheers mate!
Props to the guy that actually stopped when you fell
Edit: jeez these likes were at 128
69 likes nice
301
One more guys
Big respect ✊
468
Best quote I've heard in awhile
"skill is only for rent"
I'm totally stealing that
Rule number one of mountain biking
NEVER SAY ONE LAST LAP!
It’s a bastard I always get smashed up on the last lap
Been to the hospital twice bc I thought one last lap will be good...you're damn right!
yeah! always call it "2nd to last"... or just end it after a good run
I’ve learned to just finish on a sweet lap
Specially on sunset.
Wow. This video is incredible. I don't often audibly react, hold my breath, or cover my mouth in awe or fear when watching RUclips. But I gotta say, I was guilty of all of there and more. Absolutely incredibly paced, stellar use of music and the fluctuation in your voice. Even the damn pauses were all perfectly placed to build tension. I nerd out a little bit when it comes to filming stuff, and watching someone who rides bikes for a living, it doesn't always occur to me that you do so much more behind the scenes. I really appreciate your storytelling and the anxiety and happiness I felt while watching this, I even got really stoked about stuff I wasn't even taking part in, you don't find that all wrapped up in a video too much anymore. One more thing I don't often do is leave comments. At all. But this video was the perfect exception to write to my hearts content and I'm glad I did. I hope this finds you and at least makes you smile to know you're making other people smile.
Cheers Seth, please keep up the great content. I'll take quality over quantity any day 🤙
As I get reinvigorated into mountain biking after quite a long time. I have found a lot of excitement, joy, and passion watching your videos. Knowing when to stop is the hardest lesson you need to keep learning everyday. Keep riding and producing great content
+Seth's Bike Hacks It's ok if the video is not that good or delayed as long as you dont get hurt.
So what can we learn from this?
*JUST SEND IT!*
@Potato Man *just sendd it*
😂
Same thing with skiing. If you hesitate you’ll get anxious and just feel bad. Then when you crash you feel exhausted not courageous and it messes you up even more
@@smeggytesters8585 yep same with snowboarding aswell. I think the backflip or the rodeo is the breakthrough for corks and shit for most people, and it's not even hard
Iiro Ovaskainen I really want to try snowboarding some time soon!
Funny how I was just watching all your jump videos!
Love that honesty! Don't stress yourself on producing videos....just ride on!
the kids riding any crazy trail on a hard tail is a testament to that it's really 90% the rider.
Every vid u send it further and higher... does this mean the next vid is going to be crab apple hits?!?
Hopefully
Last year, he said he wanted to hit it next time he came
He is getting too old. Reflexes are not what they once were, concentration is not what it once was and healing time is WAY longer. This just reality that old guys want to deny.
We all crash every now and then kinda harsh
Hope so
“At some point we ended up at one of those scary red triangles... Dwayne Johnson” 😂 😆 1:55
Madness Overdose that’s the name of the trail
Madness Overdose its kinda sketch I’ve done it a couple timeso
Itsyehippo Ferrante I just thought it was a little funny
The Johnson Rock The Dwayne
Itsyehippo HD it’s not that sketchy I rode it when I was 11
This is one of Seth's most glorious videos. The perfectly done bait and switch near the end had me nonstop laughing. Thought it was going to really be a sad, morose video about a failed week of filming. But then...
*nope*
Riding with some old mates in bike park wales. Hitting a new line but riding at full speed without a pre ride or re ride.... silly mistake meant I crashed hard on a basic corner. I lost a level of consciousness and bruised ribs so a day in bed today... A really important video it’s all about the practice runs and warming up. Preach it Seth.
Seth, so helpful to see your human side. Pretty humble for you to show us real life!!! Your statement that skill is only for rent, is a good reminder to practice within my boundaries. Thank you!!!
Nice video Seth! Enjoy your time at Whistler! It sure is one of the best places to be! 👍🏻if you agree!
Never been but want to go
Next time on Seth's Bike hacks the dangers of saying "one more run"... see 8:27 into video. btw-another great video, keep sending it!!!!
Wow I just came back from your Instagram story of you talking about uploading and boom, the notification pops up
Jimmynius same 😂
Im a 52 year old who barely getting into MT and cannot wait to learn to do big jumps! Keep the videos coming
Don’t ever feel pressured into posting if you don’t feel confident enough, good job man, love the video
"Skill is for rent" I'm taking that with me every time I go out from now on. The amount of times I wiped out in places where no one should is getting out of hand.
"Skill is only for rent" what a great quote! Thanks for interesting video:)
We just went to Valmont today and those are the biggest jumps I’ve done, Valmont is such a cool place👍🏼 amazing video btw!
Don't often hear this kind of thoughtful, honest reflection in the bike community, even though we've all been through this. Thanks and nice video. Can't wait get up to BC again.
I just got into MB and i gotta say your a huge reason! I love your honesty with yourself and the content!
Based on the thumbnail i conclude that seth is dummy thicc
Nah, other people are just thin.
Gay
@@robertknoxyus9007 STFU he is *THICC*
No... he’s just compressed 😂
No.
I love these you have inspired me to get into mountain biking
Thx Seth I love your channel you inspired me to mountain bike and your very funny.
Keep Shredding Seth
I had such a bad day at biking that i needed to rewatch this ! Thank you again for sharibg your life it surely helps
Great commentary. I learned that lesson about not trying to pick up with the difficulty level you left the year before the hard way. Broken collaebone one time, broken ankle another time.
Alex: absolutely destroys himself on a jump
Also Alex: I gotta hit it again but just a little faster
That's the spirit
I was just watching some of your old videos when I got the notification!!!
“The next morning I woke up....but was still asleep”
Seth’s bike hacks 2019
It’s interesting how psychological riding can be…case a jump and it freaks you out for the next several attempts… Then you clear it… And then you smash it like it’s not even there! Great riding, fellas! Keep it up and stay safe!
"Skill is for rent" -- this line struck me hard. It's so very true. Thanks for this video. I had this level of difficulty with the lower half of A-Line when I was out at Whistler. It's a comfort to see a rider of your skill working through dead sailor jumps and nosedives too.
I think it only took couple brewskies at lunch to provide needed courage 😂
Wow your jump progression is amazing good job 👍🏻
Hey Seth if u ever injure ur self don’t feel the need to keep on going and get a vid up let ur body heel up and feel better great vid btw
Seriously, it's videos about riding bikes, hardly earth-shattering (or even important in any way) stuff. Don't get me wrong, I like them and watch them, but really could not care less about if and when they come out. Nothing here is worth getting hurt over.
An elusive lesson to learn...it's so tempting to try to fight through bad riding and underconfidence. That's how I separated my shoulder, and I'm so glad it wasn't worse! This should be day 1 material.
Good on you for having the maturity to realize your limits- and the skill to push them. Glad you are mostly ok. I don't think I will ever ride anything like this- I'm too old!
I have no clue why I watch these considering Louisiana has a grand total of no elevation
Ever been to Ohio?
You aren’t the only one...
Illinois
8 months late, but I agree being from Louisiana. The closest thing I've found is Bentonville Arkansas, they have a ton of fantastic trails. I'm in North LA so a 6 hour drive isnt too shabby for a weekend trip to check them out soon. Look up Slaughter Hill Trails in Bentonville
Sorry, I meant Slaughter Pen trails in Bentonville. Also i wasnt aware at the time, but Hot Springs also has some fantastic trails. Northwoods Trail. They feature many XC type trails as well as downhill, flow, and a bike park. I was there last weekend and it was fantastic!
Even though I have never been to Whistler I still think Dirt Merchant is my favorite trail
The fact that you can be at the trail, someone can call you, and you can say "I'm riding Dwayne Johnson" is amazing to me
Really cool that Alex called it quits with you. That is pretty cool that he missed out so he can experience it WITH you. Life is better when its about experiences with your 'tribe'!
It is a true hero move to say i need to quit today because i am not feeling it. I struggle to do so and it brought me into many injuries and trouble. This skill has massive importance on the MTB. Most times we want to be a hero and then look even worse when crash
Seth, I think you could make a really cool series if you take a short trip to Northern California. You could fly into Reno and go to Northstar in Tahoe which is a great lift access downhill park. However, I think your viewers would really enjoy if you went from Tahoe to Marin county (About a 3 hour drive) to visit the birthplace of mountain biking. You can ride some of the trails that started the sport, and talk to some of the pioneers of mountain biking.
Your fan,
Will S
@@ShredTamVisuals tamarancho is still pretty good
so basically when your not riding well have a good lunch and a couple beers then go send it.
Skill is only for rent, courage comes in cans.
Not riding well can have bad consequences if you have ever broken bones or torn ligaments you would know it's not very fun lying around healing up for weeks on end , switch off for a moment and you could pay a heavy price so know your limits and bale and go home fight another day
A lot of beers
Yup, does it for me everytime
9:08
use , and . to skip frame by frame
massive RIP for that ankle
"a passenger on my own bike". Perhaps one of the best analogies for this feeling I have ever heard.
Came for the crashes, stayed for the beautifully woven narrative and life lessons. Keep doing what you're doing Seth 👍🏻
I love your videos you inspired me to go and ride trails ty
props to the guy on the hardtail both of them
Assuming you had a couple of beers during that lunch between calling it quits and going back out 😉
levanich beers Would be bad since he’s riding a bike -_-
@@BooneTheKing helps with the fear which makes you a better rider if u have the skillset but can get u in some bad accidents if u dont have it
Glad you didn't break any bones. I see all these videos of guys hitting sick features. What I don't see is all the hours spent getting to that point. Good to see this side of it. Thanks.
I love that you are so honest about getting the fotage compared to other youtubers👍👍
When you say “last run” it always seems to end up in injury, it’s happened to me, on bmx, and my friend countless times on downhill. I’m not a very superstitious guy, but it usually seems to end bad. So me and my friends just say bonus run
Lol
You should do a video about how any bike can be riden on any trail
what
Wtf
Your English is... uhhh how could I say this... like from a second grader?
@@agsechogd6406 maybe he is an awoken intellectual being of the 5th dimension who came to pay us a visit
Tf
I have the same exact feeling right now, I crashed twice really hard at my dirt jumps and I just can't ride then like I used to a few weeks ago.
Hubert M same thing has happened to me for various sports. Realize it’s all mental and with time your confidence will come back.
This is what I like to see in videos the ups and the downs a real sense of reality to this videos
Amazing video! As I start to progress in my bike park experience, I love watching your videos and knowing that I am not alone with some of my failures leading to crashes. Even as an old guy, I am still learning when it is time to call it quits and when it is time to get back on the horse.
Anyone else watched this more than once
You’re supposed to, Seth too good
Yep
Yep
Yes
Bro seth gotta make these vids again his new vids are just not the same
5:33 "Everything's ok dad. Here, I give you kisses."
I have the same bike as one of your guys, the orange trek slasher 9.
Really enjoyed the wisdom and humility in this video... alot of respect for you bro!
Any other youtuber would have clickbaited the ankle breaking part so hard, but Seth didn’t. That’s why I like this channel lol