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Real good stuff. Better than most pro tips I’ve seen. Goodonya

Where you located? really like the way you explain technique. What would a in person session cost?

Great video! good luck with patreon, it think you will do great there. Totally unrelated, how do you like the propain tyee? maybe a bike check or review could be interesting.

I love the way you explained how to jump at the beginning of the video … made so much sense … “how would you run up and jump off of this to go the farthest”

I've watched a bazillion jump videos and what you said about the cover everyone with one recipe is so on point. EVERYONE is different when it comes to this stuff: in experience and in athleticism. Following some cover-all tip is not going to do it on top of it being dangerous. I have a feeling you'll be getting a bunch of clients as long as videos and information such as this one keep comin! Thanks.

Sweet 🫡

Thank you, this video has helped me a lot.

You're a great teacher. I hope your channel blows up to the level that you deserve.

Best channel out there man. I’ve seen more than my fair share of tutorials but you have a knack for breaking it down in a very digestible, applicable way. Appreciate you putting this content out. Going to check out the patreon for sure

Love your videos, thanks from a learning to jump rider

way too many words...

Ho Lee Shit 🤘🏾 This. Is. Amazing. 🤘🏾

Another great video man, thanks. Just got my portable ramp, can't wait to put your videos to good use once the yard isn't a sponge.

Happy New Year. Yet another one on point. Removing the bike from the equation puts it in a perfect perspective. Stoked to see your content get traction and appreciate the value it brings.

I (re)learned to jump with a curb transition and a few hundred reps. If you can master one small jump, you can do any jump.

excellent video

Duuuuuude this is amazing information! Before watching your videos I couldn’t do green jumps. I can now do double black jump trails but I still have a lot to learn… and this is seriously next level training!!!

Another great video! Excellent points about jumping without the bike. Your patreon is going to be an amazing tool for riders !!

Thanks for setting up the cameras. POV video is pretty worthless for "how to" instructions.

Good stuff. I happened upon one of your first videos about moving upper body forward and down during the transition. It helped. Your next couple of jump videos really helped me the next time I went to do some local jumps. That included breaking the glass plane. My image of good jumping looks like the Nordic ski jumping.

Thanks so much for watching. You're the best.

Ive seen a turtle jump.

Great video !

Whats up with Propain? Are they warrintying that frame?

What trails are you at here? (If you don't mind me asking)

What's up with Pax 4 and hikers going double earbuds?? I had a similar encounter a few months ago.

Glad I found this tutorial, and now this channel. Subscribed!

Awasome, you re the first talking about comon fears who is looking at the “wall”, i ve just realized all by my self that i had to face it without bending my legs by changing level of the jump, thank you so much

This guys is average at best. Very sloppy technique as well.

Love this so true !!!

I'll try distracting myself with the "make sounds while riding". I remember a lady pro singing while riding, which I can't imagine doing, but hey, let's give it a try anyways ;)

Great content mate 👏 I was watching your preload explained vid again this morning before jump practise which really helped , just wanted to say thanks 👍

Wait what's your bike again 😊

have fun, don't get too injured...longevity!

Breaking glass... does your front tire break the glass even with head and shoulders, after, or before?

Trexler + Ebike = Chef's kiss

Great explanation on the foundational technique, thanks - so important to get the basics right rather than trying to do it all at once.

Great video. I am very guilty of the comfort braking. I've gotten better, but need to keep improving in this area. I took away a few things to try on my next ride, Thanks! Super glad that cracked frame didn't lead to a nasty crash.

GREAT COMPACT TIPS! DO YOU RIDE RIGHT FOOT FORWARD?

So is your bike okay?

Great video - super helpful - sucks about your frame but it will lead to better things 🎉🎉.. The cornering info and the glass breaking on jumps stuff is going to be super helpful .. can’t wait to go ride 👍🏼

7:12 should be a YT short

Good vid! Something I’ve noticed is almost every mtb channel talks about how to go faster. I think if we just focus on the fundamentals the speed naturally follows!

"A deer on the table" - would it be correct to call deer on the table venison? :D

I'm a little proud of my bike because it facilitates the riding I'm proud of

4:24 control arc with body mass

Fantastic tips, Josh!! As @trailsage said, we were just talking about jumping technique on the 'Ride and Laugh podcast' so that, "breaking the glass" tip is perfect!! Can't wait to try it out!! Appreciate you and these videos!!

"You're welcome" My kind of humor. If you ever head to Bentonville, AR, I'll be glad to show you around. Another great vid - keep up the great work!

I've been subscribed for a while and your advice is always legit and helpful, time for me to give back a little, hope it helps 👍

Another video with really important topics and ways to improve techniques for faster/safer riding, keep it up! Comfort braking is a big one that holds back riders of all levels. I always suggest to riders that they find a very familiar trail or section of trail (no double black diamond DH stuff, just something moderate with nice flow) and work on riding it over and over using minimal-to-no braking. Ideally working up to doing it with no fingers on brakes at all. Or try doing an entire run using just front or back brakes. Or not pedaling at all, just pumping and keeping your roll speed through corners. Like you said, the bike works shockingly better on bumps, jumps, and corners without yanking levers constantly or having to pedal in places you don't want to pedal. Also, your mind/body will adapt to sharper reactions and better line choices because of it.