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  • @alvinmendaros
    @alvinmendaros 3 года назад +48

    Instructor: “ Let’s all really make him feel pressured here” 🤣😁😆 Great Class AJ 🤟

  • @alextrout2631
    @alextrout2631 3 года назад +42

    Thank you for making c class more difficult lol. Love the video 👍🏽

  • @ballou1777
    @ballou1777 3 года назад +32

    It’s official!!!! AJ can make anybody jump anything.

  • @NirHason
    @NirHason 3 года назад +16

    4:46 - Did he crash?
    9:25 - I was like "wow! this student got some style and skills!" watched it again and noticed it was you XD

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +7

      Haha!
      No he didn’t crash

    • @NirHason
      @NirHason 3 года назад +3

      @@AjCatanzaro Glad to hear that

  • @elliotstewart6424
    @elliotstewart6424 3 года назад

    Just got my first dirt bike and watching your content/videos is helping me a lot, instead of going off of nothing and learning the hard way.

  • @JC-ck4wk
    @JC-ck4wk 3 года назад +13

    See they way I learned was I didn’t try to learn lol it just happened over the years as I got more experienced and naturally I started to scrub in result of getting faster

  • @andrewshaw2841
    @andrewshaw2841 3 года назад +7

    Having watched a ton of MX riding technique videos, I consider yours the best. I'm 56yrs old, just started to get back into the sport after 30yrs. These vids have inspired me and motivated me. Committed viewer .. Thankyou..

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +2

      Thank you, I’m glad you enjoy them!

    • @andrewshaw2841
      @andrewshaw2841 3 года назад +2

      Now a Patreon. Once tracks re-open, can't wait to put your techniques into practise ... Keep it up, easy to connect to your way of teaching.
      Note: I own Mike Alessi's MXGP RMZ450. (2015) in the man gave. Current weapon of choice, more sedate KX250F. Regards.

    • @keithcourneyea1609
      @keithcourneyea1609 3 года назад +1

      I’m with ya at 57 up here in Canada

  • @ivicamilunic1568
    @ivicamilunic1568 3 года назад +5

    Amaizing tips A.J. and very helpful. My buddies and I follow you from Croatia 🇭🇷

  • @Sn0w1981
    @Sn0w1981 3 года назад +5

    "Is this thing safe?"
    ...
    "You hesitated."

  • @nicjgoss7069
    @nicjgoss7069 3 года назад +5

    can you make some camps in north carolina

  • @jorgeguerrero4353
    @jorgeguerrero4353 3 года назад +1

    I am still a bit confused in how to scrub, I understand that u need to push the wheel to the ground, i guess. At least that wAt I understood...I guess my question is...WHAT IS THE BODY MOVEMENT TO SUCK UP THE JUMP?

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +1

      If you don’t comprehend that, you really aren’t ready to be “scrubbing” just yet. The body movement to soak up the jump vertically needs to be fully understood first. It’s like pumping a bicycle through a pump track, standing vertically on the transition of the face, and allowing the bike to come all the way to you when cresting the takeoff

  • @jeffm1475
    @jeffm1475 3 года назад

    As always simple, but very usefull🏁

  • @RoosterHarris
    @RoosterHarris 3 года назад +3

    Nice so when they jump most of the guys are experienced enough to brake tap before doing this.

  • @deegan6336
    @deegan6336 3 года назад +3

    love your videos and watch almost all of them. what’s exactly on ur patron i’m really interested in getting it and for such a good price i’d love to join it

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      Primarily a place right now for everyone to be able to openly chat with me. Also, members can send in videos of them riding for me to critique.
      And the giveaways are cool too 😎

    • @dougchilton6611
      @dougchilton6611 3 года назад

      Do it. Where else do you have access to ask a professional racer questions for $2 a month!

  • @dansmith3292
    @dansmith3292 3 года назад +2

    Lets all hit up his patreon as well every little bit counts camera equipment ain't cheap appreciate the videos

  • @coolbeans845
    @coolbeans845 3 года назад +1

    I learned scrubbing by watching your video on scrubbing but for the most part it just naturally came as I got faster...... just flick the bike over on the lip and there is your scrub

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      Yep, it’s nice to understand how to do it, but a true scrub will only start to happen as you get faster and more aggressive

    • @coolbeans845
      @coolbeans845 3 года назад

      @@AjCatanzaro that’s true because now days since the competition just gets stiffer every year you have no choice but to learn how to scrub

  • @anoxzia1
    @anoxzia1 3 года назад

    3:59 gave me mad bmx vibes

  • @Garage_859
    @Garage_859 3 года назад +1

    So like behind the ears and such? Not sure how or where to scrub

  • @ramseydbk1494
    @ramseydbk1494 2 года назад

    i started doing this horizontally on my first time at the track, i learned so fast because of body position and being comfortable because of it

  • @harrisonhenry1929
    @harrisonhenry1929 2 года назад

    The secret tho that ppl don't know is how to get the bike low, the trick is you have to counter steer to get the bike low, so basically if you want to lean the bike to the right you have to steer the bike to the left.😁😉

  • @ballou1777
    @ballou1777 3 года назад +1

    😤 I wish I was there. I would have jumped it because everybody else was. And the jump face was perfect.

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +1

      Just about the best I’ve ever seen the face!

  • @destrycook24
    @destrycook24 3 года назад

    Wish I could go to the canyon Mx class but I just got my first motocross bike, before that I’ve only had trail bikes and I haven’t even been to the track, so I don’t think I’m comfortable going to a class

  • @quadintheuk8870
    @quadintheuk8870 3 года назад +1

    Great lesson AJ
    You inspire confidence in all the students
    That jump’s not so scary anymore !
    😲😁👌

  • @sleiger8855
    @sleiger8855 3 года назад +2

    poor guy got pressure on him xD

  • @curt248
    @curt248 3 года назад +1

    Not sure where, but if there was a course in Indiana for supercross time, id be there

  • @aidenmiller8853
    @aidenmiller8853 3 года назад +1

    Schedule something for you PNW fanssss, Washington never gets fun events😂

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      Would love to do class there!

  • @damoncatlin734
    @damoncatlin734 3 года назад +1

    That one kid that hit the 100ft and cased it then just LIMITER

  • @Herrera304
    @Herrera304 Год назад

    Ima Try this on all the tables I’m nowhere close to clearing

  • @ltgaming3006
    @ltgaming3006 3 года назад

    How much money is your class and where is the track you teach at?

  • @matthewrichards881
    @matthewrichards881 3 года назад +2

    Great video AJ.

  • @williebarz196
    @williebarz196 2 года назад

    How much cost for your school?

  • @tyllerhicksmx2016
    @tyllerhicksmx2016 3 года назад +1

    That jump looks so fun. I’d love to hit it

  • @HyLifeSociety
    @HyLifeSociety 3 года назад

    Dude you where in AZ and I missed it 😖

  • @doo101ful
    @doo101ful 3 года назад

    Love the videos AJ I have a question
    I'm just getting into riding mx tracks but I feel like I'm to big any pointers for heavy guys like myself any advice would be highly appreciated

  • @ttuesburg
    @ttuesburg 3 года назад +1

    The funny thing is Deegan hit it on his 85 on the track

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +3

      Yep, he has power/weight ratio of a 450 on that bike. He should be able to clear anything

  • @crispycaleb4463
    @crispycaleb4463 3 года назад +1

    wished i would win maybe next time

  • @itsthrasher8552
    @itsthrasher8552 3 года назад

    hey as im watching this video watching you do it and then watching them do to. is it better to take a little bit more air time to have bot wheel hit the ground or better to only get a back tier down a little bit early

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +1

      When demonstrating I did a pass or two where I scrubbed, then landed in a wheelie across the top of the jump, then scrubbed out of the wheelie. Which is a very technical thing to do. I would suggest getting both wheels back on the ground

  • @dansmith3292
    @dansmith3292 3 года назад

    Congratulations Mike Edwards just glad someone I hadn't the privilege to ride with end watch climb the ranks sink 8 years old made such a good RUclips channel everybody please share on your facebooks on your Instagram on anything just pop up some love for AJ because he tries really hard

  • @jessemadiison6663
    @jessemadiison6663 3 года назад +1

    I look at the title then i see people jumping like a 1000 feet

  • @adenhenning7978
    @adenhenning7978 3 года назад +2

    Lit

  • @dougchilton6611
    @dougchilton6611 3 года назад +1

    Dang you Mike Edwards from NY!!!! JK JK Congrats on the Jersey!

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      😬😬

    • @mikeedwards1426
      @mikeedwards1426 3 года назад

      LOL. No worries I don't take anything personal. You gave me a good laugh.

  • @andrey0770
    @andrey0770 3 года назад

    This is one of the awesome kind of jumps. While jumping it you are facing the cognitive dissonance because on a regular tabletop your brain expects the height decrease by the end of the jump and here contraversary You see the increasing gap under your feet and only after it You land)

  • @cailynrogers2694
    @cailynrogers2694 3 года назад +1

    okay colton & synjin😳😳

  • @AwwwManAndrewww15
    @AwwwManAndrewww15 3 года назад +1

    Peoria you said it right 👌

  • @andyb3735
    @andyb3735 3 года назад

    The heck with this covid. I would have made it down to states just for a lesson. Hope in 2021.

  • @karlmann4777
    @karlmann4777 3 года назад

    kinda confused why you made that guy get off that bike and onto the yamaha?

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      That Yamaha was his. I rode his bike to test what gear to do the jump in

    • @karlmann4777
      @karlmann4777 3 года назад

      @@AjCatanzaro thats what i thought but i seen him get off the other one lol

  • @walterhewins6838
    @walterhewins6838 3 года назад

    Do you have plans to come back to Parker Mx in New York State anytime next year?

  • @dansmith3292
    @dansmith3292 3 года назад

    By the way where's the wallflip tutorial remember the time you tried to teach me to walk with and I damn near broke my neck LMAO

  • @hiitsme7207
    @hiitsme7207 3 года назад +2

    Yoooo

  • @trestleoaks
    @trestleoaks 3 года назад

    Wish I could have seen this before breaking my footpeg

  • @AAAskeet
    @AAAskeet 3 года назад +1

    Great videos AJ

  • @BakedB3ans
    @BakedB3ans 3 года назад

    and honestly i would love to have a teacher that video tapes everything so ican go back and watch it.

  • @landonroyal40
    @landonroyal40 3 года назад

    Sick

  • @rossifyson2315
    @rossifyson2315 3 года назад +1

    i’m scared to clear jumps and i’ve been riding since i was 4 and i’m 14 now any tips?

  • @dylanamidon3752
    @dylanamidon3752 3 года назад

    I'm 17 and at a track near my house there is a 150ft table it throws guys about 50 ft in the air and it's a steep take off to steep landing. I wanted to try it but I didn't because I had no idea the speed and it looked pretty high risk do to the fact how vertical the landing was. I'm a relatively new rider but I have my own little personal track in my side yard and have machines to make obstacles and features that will help me get better so I have learned a lot. I think I would do fine if I cased it because I built a good sized jump steep to steep and feel fine when I did come up short but the 150ft is steeper and a little scarier. I was just wondering what tips you might have to hit this big jump. I have been on the bike about a year but I've really pushed the technical aspects of riding it and have gain a lot of speed and confidence. I'm ready to move to the b class if I could hit that jump and other jumps like it. I would be very grateful for any advice on how to do that, also love what you are doing with the channel me and my friend watch it all the time. Thank you for your time and reading this.

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      If you have a video of the jump, you can email to catanzaroracing@gmail.com and I’ll give you some advice

  • @backwithabang5842
    @backwithabang5842 3 года назад +1

    Do some Camps in germany, please ...:'D

  • @JH-ni6uu
    @JH-ni6uu 3 года назад

    I need a new bike but I have a 150f and I can’t Jump anything because it is so slow but my dad won’t get me a new bike I love racing but I can’t

  • @andrey0770
    @andrey0770 3 года назад

    I understood how to work with your knees and heaps while scrubbing but would you please say a couple of words on how to work eith the steering? What is the timing and the actually the goal of it?

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      Believe it or not, there isn’t a ton going on with the bars when you’re scrubbing. Your arms allow the bike to snap under you, but you shouldn’t be doing anything extreme with the bars

  • @derrickschwartz831
    @derrickschwartz831 3 года назад

    Love the videos brother....... I make my son watch them all...

  • @braydenray1905
    @braydenray1905 3 года назад

    Any classes near east tennessee AJ?

  • @krulleman
    @krulleman 3 года назад

    Nice 👍🏻 job proper training 💪🏻

  • @keithtarrier4558
    @keithtarrier4558 3 года назад

    Cool. Just what I needed.

  • @James_Cook_6
    @James_Cook_6 3 года назад +1

    🤙🏼

  • @BakedB3ans
    @BakedB3ans 3 года назад

    I'm thinking of joining you'r patrion thing but what will i be singing up for.

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      It’s a place where I’m able to respond to every single person’s questions. I do further breakdowns of my videos, and some cool giveaways every month 😎

    • @BakedB3ans
      @BakedB3ans 3 года назад

      @@AjCatanzaro Awesome I think I'm going to join once I get my new dirtbike which is from 2-3 weeks I mostly do trail riding but I want to join motocross.

  • @dnickens20115
    @dnickens20115 3 года назад

    Awesome!

  • @coltonadams7113
    @coltonadams7113 3 года назад +3

    People who enjoy watching Aj Catanzaro
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  • @anitaesslemont710
    @anitaesslemont710 3 года назад +2

    Yasss

  • @take5th
    @take5th 3 года назад

    What about learning this on a drz400? Maybe +100 lbs over your bike.

    • @Dirtbiker4541
      @Dirtbiker4541 3 года назад

      Don’t 😂 keep that tank upright

    • @take5th
      @take5th 3 года назад

      Yeah, I hear you. But at least this teaches to learn without catching any air! Can’t beat that...when I do catch air and swap out I won’t be too far off the ground.

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад +1

      It would be good skill to learn because the goal on that bike is to keep it grounded!

    • @bil5479
      @bil5479 3 года назад +1

      Don’t try to go overly fast on a drz, I learnt the hard way, twice , especially if the springs aren’t matching ur weight

  • @jackdecesaris
    @jackdecesaris 3 года назад

    4th for the table on a 125 🤷‍♂️

  • @carisi2k11
    @carisi2k11 3 года назад

    The learning how to hit the 100 footer lesson is simple AJ. Just point them to the @dangerboydeegan videos where he gives a perfect tutorial (the metal mulisha way) for those on a small bike.

  • @dougtodd416
    @dougtodd416 3 года назад +1

    Pee-or-e-a

    • @AjCatanzaro
      @AjCatanzaro  3 года назад

      Thanks for the clarification haha!