Your next 7 BMX Tricks // BMX Flatland Freestyle
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Try these tricks next. You can certainly do it. These tricks may feel impossible at first, this is normal.. Keep practising and you soon will.
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00:00 0 Start - Going Backwards
00:03 1 Fakie
01:24 2 Riding backwards sitting on the bars (Forwards Backwards)
02:15 3 Backwards peg roll on the front wheel
03:13 4 Infinity Roll
03:39 5 Manual
05:09 6 Peg Manual (will help with manuals on the peddles)
05:59 7 Megaspin intro - Навчання та стиль
Idk how you don’t have more subscribers. These tutorials are some of the safest approaches on UA-cam.
Hey! Thanks a bunch 😃 My subs just increased by 3, so that is pretty good, haha. Have a good one 🤙
man! this is awesome! If I would have had a tutorial like this I could have realized my freestyle dreams 30 years ago. Looking at pictures in magazines and falling on your face a bunch of times didn't really help me along the way. Never really progressed past riding on the pegs. Keep up the good work! Stay Rad!!!!
Yeah, it was a tricky one back then! You had to really want it. But that was it. We did really want it!! 🤙
I wish I had you as a real life in person instructor. You are absolutely awesome. Ready to get on my bike right now & practice. Lol!
Nice one, glad I could help. Tag me on instagram so I can see how you are going 🤙
I'm 37, and have started getting into flatland.
Bought a Colony Apprentice a few years ago, and it's largely been collecting dust.
Last week decided to spend at least 4 hours a week practicing flatland, and so far, I've been sticking to it, your videos have been a huge help/inspiration.
I'm going to land a decade before the end of the month, because of you.
I think the Apprentice is a great introductory flatland bike, especially to current geometry. And once you start really getting into it you should have a clearer idea of what frame/bars/wheels you might want to run.
Consistency is definitely key to learning tricks and seeing noticeable progress. I try and do half an hour a day, but it doesn't always happen. I am glad to hear that these videos can help. That is awesome! Tag me on instagram to show me your decade progress. Nice one🤙
Well done. Brought back memories to this 54 yr. old. Still trying to refigure it all out on my 29"
29" Whoa, I think you have forgotten that 20" is where its at! Cheers 🤙
Making it look too easy man! Love it. I’ve wanted to get into flatland ever since I was little. I’ll have to do some research to see what bikes and other stuffs to use.
I reckon, if you are just starting, virtually any bmx will be good. Pegs on the front and rear are perhaps the main thing you may need. Personally I'd run brakes initially. These will help you learn the foundation skills, and then once you start progressing you'll soon know whether or not to remove them. I have a curated list of tutorial videos on my website as well as in a playlist here on youtube. Enjoy 🤙
I am inspired! 45 and my knee won't let me do hard jumps any more. This looks low impact enough, when not falling, that I am getting a bike for flatland :) thanks for the great teachins!
That is great news! Bummer about your knee, though. I have found with my knees, lots of painful deep tissue massage on the ITB, Quads, Glutes, and Aductors. This helps considerably! And yeah, with flat you don't fall quite so far. Though it does still hurt when you land on the end of the handlebars/pedals/pegs… Take care, man 🤙
Thanks for sharing, mate...
Thanks a bunch 😃
Great detailed tutorials for beginners!
I wished I had these kind of tutorials back in the 80's. It probably would have made learning tricks a lot easier.
Haha, I still vividly remember looking at photos in the mags trying to figure out hey the riders got into that position 🤙
Ah yes, very quick response after the comment. Thanks bud. I am decent going fakie, but am going to start more with practicing some of these. Also, once I can get a few things, I would like to post a short riding video.
What are you doing watching UA-cam videos? Go out and ride!
Cool mate 😊
Cheers 🤙
This is absolutely wonderful. Straight to the point, showing steps to improvement. Fantastic video.
Cheers, Kris 🤙
Im from Brazil. Your channel is helping me a lot.
Hey Arthur, that is great to hear. Cheers 🤙
Im almost there with the landing...can do the fork glide..can do it not holding the seat...just have to keep that balance so i can put a foot on the top tube and ride out.
4 weeks ago i was just comfortable standing on the pegs..
Your video is very very helpful.
Hey, nice one! Won't be long and you'll be landing them as if you had been able to do them all along. Keep me posted.
@@bmxbanditdude thankyou :)
Only just discovered your channel, and its awesome. Instant Subscribe
Cheers buddy! 🤙
Nice work...
Cheers buddy 🤙
Отличное обучение!!!
спасибо 😃
Is it practical to start flatland bmx with a park specific bike that isn't a flatland frame??
Absolutely! Any bmx with pegs is a great starting point. Look at learning fakies, peg wheelies on the front and back wheel as a start 🤩🤙
How important to you think core strength is to riding BMX tricks?
It is vital. Strength as well as being able to move. Flexibility is also vital. Are you able to touch your toes? 🤙
@@bmxbanditdude I can. My flexibility is pretty good, but I've found my upper body strength is less than I need. On boomerangs, or flails, my triceps really shake. But, the more I ride, the stronger I'm getting. It's just so painful the next day, haha.
Is that a big Daddy?
Certainly is
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And
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Cheers 🤙