Siren. Upload the video to RUclips set it as private and send me the link in a private message. I’d love to take a look. And could use it in a video if you like?
sorry brother - I would love to know a little more detail as to why you think this is an incorrect technique? I am a level 2 certified MTB instructor and have been running a business teaching drops for the last 4 years or so. These techniques are correct. Secondly I would always recommend when learning any dangerous feature or technique that people take a 1 on 1 lesson as RUclips videos can do more damage than good. Hopefully you listened to the entire video otherwise you may have missed some important information about pressure control off the lip. Would love to know your thoughts on why the technique is terrible? It has been taught this way by a worldwide recognized MTB organization for over 20 years. Always open to new ways of teaching if you have some ideas. Also the squash technique is a more advanced technique and the first technique is for more beginners. Just so you know. Thanks again.
great,just great.
thanks!
Can i send you a recent vid of mine ona drop which gave me a bad collar bone break
Siren. Upload the video to RUclips set it as private and send me the link in a private message. I’d love to take a look. And could use it in a video if you like?
Nice video
Thanks Eric!
Amazing.. 👍
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed the content! 🤩
Good video Alan!
Hopefully people find this!
Thank you. share it far and wide!
@@NextLevelRiding I will for sure
That’s the worse technic you can ever do in a drop, don’t share something like this you will only confuse newbies
sorry brother - I would love to know a little more detail as to why you think this is an incorrect technique? I am a level 2 certified MTB instructor and have been running a business teaching drops for the last 4 years or so. These techniques are correct. Secondly I would always recommend when learning any dangerous feature or technique that people take a 1 on 1 lesson as RUclips videos can do more damage than good. Hopefully you listened to the entire video otherwise you may have missed some important information about pressure control off the lip.
Would love to know your thoughts on why the technique is terrible? It has been taught this way by a worldwide recognized MTB organization for over 20 years. Always open to new ways of teaching if you have some ideas. Also the squash technique is a more advanced technique and the first technique is for more beginners. Just so you know. Thanks again.