Re-gripping the throttle, (like gripping a door knob to twist it.), when entering a corner is not taught anymore. I see pros, top pros with the right elbow at their side when exiting corners, and they crash sometimes because of it. They would crash more if the tracks were bumpy again.
Fantastic vid, just found this. Gonna have to watch again and take notes. Been trying to improve tight woods speed, this should help out with general technique
Thank you sir. You’re exactly right. This class gave me great tips to beat into my brain. Like he said, it’s about repetition. I would like to think that I’m a much better rider a year later because of his advice.
Re-gripping the throttle, (like gripping a door knob to twist it.), when entering a corner is not taught anymore.
I see pros, top pros with the right elbow at their side when exiting corners, and they crash sometimes because of it.
They would crash more if the tracks were bumpy again.
What a great video… thank you!
Fantastic vid, just found this. Gonna have to watch again and take notes. Been trying to improve tight woods speed, this should help out with general technique
Thank you sir. This session completely changed how I ride. I watch this video before I go ride just to help keep everything fresh.
What class/facility was this that Stew was the instructor?
This was a basic rider skills class last year at his compound in SC.
That 2 finger rule. Been squeezing my boots. This may help.
Thank you sir. You’re exactly right. This class gave me great tips to beat into my brain. Like he said, it’s about repetition. I would like to think that I’m a much better rider a year later because of his advice.
Hmm, yeah I’ve been pulling my boots all the way in, mainly because I wear a 12 and feel like I’m barely on the pegs.
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