5 Common Signs You’re A “NERVOUS Trail Rider" [On A Dirt Bike]
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- "Master Your Confidence" Trail Riding Handbook [Free PDF Guide] - motocrosshideout.com/confidence/
Wondering if you're a nervous trail rider but don't want to admit it? It's okay, it's totally normal, and I want to show you 5 common signs & symptoms that you're nervous or scared while riding a dirt bike on single-track trails.
If you have one or more of these signs - that's a good thing! Now that you know that there's a problem, it's time to fix it so that you can have more fun trail riding with your family or friends without getting anxious or worried.
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Disclaimer: Dirt biking can be dangerous if you don't respect the bike or terrain. This video shows you tips to help keep you safer as well as improve your riding technique and skill so that you stay in control while riding. I, Kelley Fager from Motocross Hideout, am not held responsible for a crash resulting in an injury from trying these techniques. Please use proper dirt bike riding gear to help prevent an injury. - Авто та транспорт
Which SIGN have you noticed while trail riding?
"Master Your Confidence" Trail Riding Handbook [Free PDF Guide] - motocrosshideout.com/confidence/
The answer is always to make up for the lack of skill by riding more and riding in your comfort zone until you get more confident.
Hey Micah, so are you saying that you simply slow down and stay in your comfort zone until you get more confident? Thanks for watching!
@@MotocrossHideout yeah my comfort zone is like my baseline and as I ride more I am challenged by the trail or by situations I come across. The more I ride the more that baseline goes up. Sometimes I learn by accident and unlock new things, sometimes have accidents which makes me look for new strategies to apply.
@@micahnuckols5046 Gotcha, thanks for sharing! So how exactly do you look for new strategies?
@@MotocrossHideout remember what I did last time that did not work lol or I will look up simple concepts that I feel like I can improve on or don't feel like I understand. Sometimes I try one thing during a riding session to see how it works then try something different the next. Just small things like body position or trying to relax when I know I tense up. Sometimes I just visualize how I want to move down the trails. If it works, it feels good.
This is really great! Some of the best advice Iv seen for new riders!
Thanks for watching, Noah! Please share it if you have a family member or friend that's a beginner :)
True, some days when you’re out riding , everything falls together and you see the big picture ahead and it’s perfect. Then , the next time you ride you can lose focus and do the bad things you’re talking about. Definitely need seat time and slow down And get back to basics. Confidence comes with practice
Yes, for sure - thanks for sharing, Kurt! You say that confidence comes with practice - what's your favorite way to practice?
You asked me how i can ride tense, Cuz im always tense.
Hey Joe, thanks for sharing! What do you think causes you to ride tense?