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I really want to see what you can do with the light bee surron!

Great content. I'd certainly be interested in hearing more from Chris. Get him set up with some better audio equipment for the next one.

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This is a great drill on a motorcycle and is well demonstrated. However on a bicycle ideally you remain seated without moving the wheels back n forth. (you balance by turning the bars back n forth a bit with the brake engaged.) This technique saves you from looking like, 'that guy' at the traffic light.

First off I’d like to say great job on the channel. I have watched quite a few of your videos in the past year after picking up a trials bike and have had a recent discovery in static balance that I thought you might want to pass along. I have always been focusing on adding peg pressure to stay in balance and have recently discovered focusing on how to unweight the peg. I.e. if the bike is falling to the right. Instead of applying more pressure to the left peg I unweight the right peg, thereby increasing peg pressure on the left. It is a long story how I came about this discovery and apologize if you have talked about this in your videos already but thought I’d pass along to help those just learning how to static balance.

nice one - thanks! - keep it up - cheers!

Nice Video!! I am going to find an area to practice this.

Thanks for talking about the details Tom. So often we hear about the concept but are left to “figure out” the details on our own.

Did you switch to Vertigo?😅

Good video! I shall try that the next time I am out with the bike. Vertigo looks a nice one! 👍Hope you are enjoying the new machine!

What? a Vertigo? Tell us what's up! :)

Check out some more drills by visiting www.trialsprogression.com/drills

I checked at this event but started watching you after. Wish I could have met you!

Finally! Someone making videos for people who want to try something new. Its sometimes way too overwhelming trying to learn from a pro. You do an excellent job of showing what time and motivation can do to build skills. Thank you

Follow lot of your video for hard enduro training, but I'm thinking to buy a trial also.. do you have tried all this new stuff with an enduro bike for curiosty? How is to switch from one to another ?

Hard work pays off

Do you find that enabling TKO helps with engine inertia? So there is a continuous slight pull for getting over logs vs no tko, cutting throttle completely and getting stuck? Thanks

More, more, more! Brilliant stuff. I’ve been trying to get a structured approach to my riding for a while now (all my riding buddies just practice sections). This video really helped me to see why I’m struggling with some techniques and why stuff I thought I knew doesn’t always work.

I've got a Rad sticker on my fork guards :)

Great video! Thanks Tom and Josh for your time!! I can personally attest to the quality of Ryan’s training as well.

More! I stumbled across this video while in the first few days of what will be a multi-month recovery from an injury racing with my local flattrack club. I'd never really thought about the process of learning as it applies to our sports, but this approach makes so much sense....CLICK! This has caused me to really think about the value of breaking down the elements of riding into smaller pieces that can be more easily processed and shifted into the subconscious. Thanks for bringing this valuable perspective to a broader audience.

Great videos. Thanks for your excellent work.

How good are ye sir national uad or new to it🙏

Will ye ever ride in the famous ssdt,if ye did where do ye think ye would finish I the top 2⁸0 riders sir 🙏❤️🍀🇮🇪👌

Great video trials is great for hard enduro!

jeeze thats impressive!

Great content. I was the 137th viewer but only the 10th thumbs up. I suggest that you remind people to like and subscribe. This video deserves many more thumbs up.

Good job guys

Had one since ‘21. Got it because I’m in an urban environment. Lots of fun to ride around my local parks or mess around on when camping. Also started doing trials event and its been a perfect machine for my experience level. Very excited about the factor-e as its a big upgrade from the 21 with the addition of gears, increased range, upgraded shock and fully programmable.

I think I am going to join your program in a bit. I have my first trials event this Sun just to get a feel for it! I still struggle a lot with static balance and rolling into a static balance. So look forward to your courses soon!

Loading the flywheel then clutch slipping,compress the suspension and pop that clutch in last ? Isit correct ?

Need momentum before you hit it and enough power to finish and them things suck

I'm a street trials rider (bmx), youtube recommended this clip.. very interesting and applicable to my sport also! reminded me of the old "twist of the wrist" keith code book from my road racing days :) thanks!

Fantastic video. AAA+++.

this is excellent stuff, thankyou

I made it to the end as well, it flew by 😎

Great video, it's like Keith Code approach for trials! Makes so much sense!👍

Awesome video!

Thanks

Great Video Tom and Chris! More, more, more please!!! I think I got the most out the focusing on what your “feeling” while doing a technique. And I’m really glad you asked Chris for examples of inputs and outputs at the end. Was also happy to hear that guys learning later in life don’t necessarily need a 4lane highway, because at 1st that sounded a little overwhelming! 😅 keep up the good work!

Great video on the learning process, what helps or doesn't and how to back a level to improve. A couple things I've thought about and this video reinforced is: 1) as I'm still new to this what I'm learning is perishable and 2) recording my practice is critical for me to see my mistakes (or even see me getting it right once in a while). Thanks guys!

Great video coming from one neuro-geek to another. As a beginner I have been blessed to be able to learn from both Chris & Abigail Buzzelli and Ray Peters. They have taught me to stay focused on the basics and not to look at that bright shiny object that everyone else is focused on. For me trials is not just about tricks, it's about consistency and repeatability. I have said it more than once on here, if that rock or log looks too big, it probably is.

What an epic video, Iv loved all the videos you have put together. You are a pillar in the community! Keep at it brother

So many words for "imagine what you want, do what you can, observe the differences, correct, repeat".

Awesome!

Those are my boys, from upstate NY!! ☘️☘️☘️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Awesome riding. Thanks for posting.😎👍🏁🇺🇸

You guys make it look so easy 😐