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  • He lacks FEAR OF FAILURE! He is killing it. What more can we ask for? Keep it up, Haiden.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 129

  • @katelyntuohyfans
    @katelyntuohyfans Рік тому +120

    Haiden lacks "fks to give".

    • @itsturboo5234
      @itsturboo5234 Рік тому +5

      fax

    • @swexplorer
      @swexplorer Рік тому +6

      Super facts!! And awesome comment!!

    • @eriksforestryvision8751
      @eriksforestryvision8751 Рік тому +10

      Yeah in a good way. He's not an ass hole. But competitively it don't matter who you are, he'll do anything to beat you.
      It seems!

    • @Wooddyy.
      @Wooddyy. Рік тому +3

      He gives alot of fkx man😂😂 hes out there giving it

    • @therealjd1503
      @therealjd1503 Рік тому +2

      Best comment

  • @ryze1000
    @ryze1000 Рік тому +8

    Ryno you are a true warrior of the sport and most of us look up to you as our sensei ! When you preach , you teach! Thank you for bringing more to the sport than you will ever know!

  • @dougderby9454
    @dougderby9454 Рік тому +25

    He is exciting to watch. Makes many of the class veterans look like rookies with his technique.

  • @think2cre81
    @think2cre81 Рік тому +15

    In my 65 years of living, I discovered that ( frequent patterns form habits hard to break)- ( positive or negative) I also noticed after watching Haiden for the last 12 years that he has a positive pattern of winning frequently. He has created a habit of winning that is going to be very hard to break. So, as a fan or a foe, we are all going to see Haiden 👀 winning a lot over many years to come . Welcome to the DANGERZONE !!!

  • @lilblaster22
    @lilblaster22 Рік тому +2

    We're talking bout the future GOAT😮🎉

  • @bst187
    @bst187 Рік тому +19

    High remarks from a legend, Degain is built different, he's had all the tools right from day one. and guidance and it shows... He's only going to get better!

  • @jimgoose9146
    @jimgoose9146 Рік тому +4

    Haiden is the baddest ass out there atm . Just sends it. He will learn things we never even contemplated by being outside his comfort zone. Theres a new kid in town .a new style of old meets new riding.

  • @johnclifford1642
    @johnclifford1642 Рік тому +16

    Dad Deegan gave you monster credit the other day for your wisdom and teaching. Thanks for making the School in Colorado you did with me . Your the best. Keep passing the knowledge.

  • @djjazzyjeff1232
    @djjazzyjeff1232 Рік тому +50

    He pulls eyeballs to the sport, no question. Like or dislike him, he's the real deal, he's proven that already.

    • @donworryboudat
      @donworryboudat Рік тому +4

      If he wasn't the son of Brian deegan no one would give a shit about him

    • @donworryboudat
      @donworryboudat Рік тому

      If he wasn't the son of Brian deegan no one would give a shit about him

    • @djjazzyjeff1232
      @djjazzyjeff1232 Рік тому +3

      @@donworryboudat True, but he is, and people do.

    • @donworryboudat
      @donworryboudat Рік тому +1

      @@djjazzyjeff1232 only people that give a shit about him are nerds that sit at home playing video games all day and have never watched mx or sx until they're favorite youtuber haiden went pro and now they all a sudden know everything there is about racing

    • @djjazzyjeff1232
      @djjazzyjeff1232 Рік тому +4

      @@donworryboudat Whatever you say man. Nerds are people too, so are grumpy old men 😉😉

  • @RandyCollins5314
    @RandyCollins5314 Рік тому +5

    He's going faster He's jumping farther then anybody and he's doing things that nobody is doing and it's intertaning as hell and he's bringing new eyes to the sport 💯❤ he gives me glimpses of Danny Magoo Chandler

  • @nicolaslachnitt3970
    @nicolaslachnitt3970 Рік тому +2

    Love this

  • @channel1_channel
    @channel1_channel Рік тому +1

    He is obviously young. That is fine. He is raw too. He is the real deal.

  • @Racerman27410
    @Racerman27410 Рік тому +7

    Duff said something in one of their videos about how Haiden is wired. "Haiden hates losing more than he likes winning." So his will to win is actually his will to not lose?

  • @archie_bol8153
    @archie_bol8153 Рік тому

    Glad to hear your opinion on him.

  • @USMC-1911
    @USMC-1911 Рік тому

    From his oro debut compared to now every part of his riding has gotten better, his corber speed really improved and when he got his first taste of winning as a pro gave him so much confidence, he goes out there every race to win because he believes he has what it takes . I cant wait till he gets a couple more years in him and hopefully stays healthy.

  • @todddooley793
    @todddooley793 Рік тому +4

    Kids only gonna get better, i see him learning and making tweeks in his technique, he's also very sharp

  • @ciaswillman
    @ciaswillman Рік тому +1

    Best analysis of Haiden I’ve heard!!! He will be very successful, but has to do a bit of growing up yet before the consistency comes.

  • @furyss1tv184
    @furyss1tv184 Рік тому

    Ride on!

  • @perrykamieniecki8810
    @perrykamieniecki8810 Рік тому +7

    He has put in the work!

  • @DamonMedekMusic
    @DamonMedekMusic Рік тому +4

    Well spoken, and I would add that as long as he stays healthy. he will always be a great dirt bike rider. Health over all the glitz and glamour is crucial.

  • @DeanCottier-iw1nw
    @DeanCottier-iw1nw Рік тому +1

    I agree with some of your comments, especially Haiden mental game a willingness to give it his all, every-time he lines up. For as a coach of MX racers most in his age group he does not lack the techniques required to be a future champion. He does lack the understanding on some tracks of how to get through traffic quickly when the rider is a touch slower still and he will learn this with experience and not take so long to recover off the back of a average start. He also needs to improve in how much time he is prepared to improve on how much time he spends in the air, as impressive as it looks it is not often the fastest way. You confirmed his is a good listener and because of this he is learning the feel and trusting his brilliant suspension tuner who gives him a motorcycle that encourages him to push on and be consistent. And when he nails those 3 added elements, especially how to best set the bike up based on the required feel and how to read the track to improve his flow running the wider lines on a 250, he will then take that next step up. If he stays patient and keeps racking up pro laps in differ conditions, he will then maybe in the class of Hunter and Jett and rack up the results these two have on the smaller bikes. He will be a force that could win off the back of more great starts but should not underestimate Joe and Tom they are finding their rhythm in MX and Joe could still teach him a thing or two on a SX track which seems to be his best disciplined at this stage. If he doesn’t get injured from being impatient by the time he is racing 450s it should be a awesome spectacle and awesome for the sport to see 3 great riders getting into it, for all to marvel at. I hope he becomes the next to join the 👽 ranks 🐐👽🇦🇺✊🏼🔥🔥🏆🏆 SMX 2023

  • @FastHouseGaming
    @FastHouseGaming Рік тому +1

    Hes doing a lot of shit a lot other riders are not doing. Haiden has already proved he deserves to be up top and it shows. A lot like hunter, for me personally i think haiden is a vetter rider then hunter weather or not how much hunter wins. And i think if it were to be a full on rivalry between these two, i think haiden would straight up beat him. But sadly hunter i heard is moving to 450 next year. So that leaves the question. Will haiden get a tittle in his first SX season or does he have a battle on his hands with the others? Or will he dominate his first SX season.

  • @Levisendsit
    @Levisendsit Рік тому +1

    Can you give us tips insight to mouth guards. Are riders wearing just to protect the smile or does it help with breathing as well?

  • @cbogolo
    @cbogolo Рік тому +2

    The advancements in suspension has made supercross sloppy in my opinion. I see guys slapping the peak of the landing pad or double with the back wheel like 90% of the time costing them probably 2-4 seconds per race minimal just because smoother is faster. I know it's off topic but when you mentioned technique that's the main thang that bugs me these days compared to your day

  • @BrianPoppa
    @BrianPoppa Рік тому +2

    Ryno doesn’t get the recognition he deserves. Ryno gave so much BACK to motocross while others just bailed ❤

  • @Milokitty-en5nb
    @Milokitty-en5nb Рік тому +2

    Deegan at times looks like a mix of JS7 and ET3 beast mode. I can’t imagine what he will be able to do after a few years as a pro.

  • @williamschuman4951
    @williamschuman4951 Рік тому +1

    100% correct Mr Hughes.

  • @HeavyK_MXB
    @HeavyK_MXB Рік тому +3

    Crazy i remember when you worked with him, and to see how far he's came from them to now is amazing! I always loved anytime I'd see someone say "its all hype, he wouldnt be there if his dad didnt buy it for him", because i knew from the time he was on 65s that he would be a champion and definitely not because of his dad's money. This kid has wanted to be the best since he started, and whenever he moved up a class and got beat, he immediately changed and learned what he needed to do to best them, and its a trait that seems to be following him into his pro career. Anyone who rides can train enough and become as fit as these guys, anyone can ride a bike until they feel like they're a part of it, but you cant buy or teach what haiden has and that is an extremely strong will to win, to be the best at what he does. People talk about jett and hunter running the 450 class, but mark my words when haiden makes it up there its going to be him vs. Jett, with hunter holding down 3rd

  • @Guitarmalade
    @Guitarmalade Рік тому

    cool to hear Moto guys are into F1, seems like a recent crossover

  • @chrisvillarreal2752
    @chrisvillarreal2752 Рік тому +1

    Maturity intelligence and humbleness but Fuck it let him total himself its going to be epic

  • @Bubs941
    @Bubs941 Рік тому

    He’s a kid have the time of his life always looks like he’s having fun. Kid works hard everyone busting him down out of jealousy cause his old man has money but you still have to put the hammer down when it counts

  • @jaymontes5468
    @jaymontes5468 Рік тому +1

    In time he will be great if his dad doesn’t get in the way and try to be his coach and manager. If you been in the sport long enough we have seen it before, he’s faster and better than his dad ever was! He will Mx or sx champion soon . Ride on deegs

  • @merccrewlcab2385
    @merccrewlcab2385 Рік тому +2

    Will his little brother be even better?

  • @402customcyclesandpowdercoatin

    Meet you at the NVP show last month in the bar. Very nice guy!!! And a very good analogy.

  • @downshiftdan
    @downshiftdan Рік тому +1

    Anyone here knows how I can get a hold of Mike Craig for some motocross lessons?

  • @defconone681
    @defconone681 Рік тому +1

    He def is fealess he proved that at ironman but he also has great bike control for his age and adapts very well also, hes miles ahead of kids his age and even kids older and alot of the technique part will fall right into place, last time i seen raw speed like this from a very young rider coming up was js7, The future looks good for him!

  • @donbrashsux
    @donbrashsux Рік тому +3

    A Credit to Ryno the best tutor in Mx

  • @sunrealclothing
    @sunrealclothing Рік тому +1

    You're as reaL as it gets Ryan! Solid on your perspectives. Both Noah & Haiden have the technique and style you talk about. Noah looks along the lines of Jett, Roczen, or Sexton. Sucks he got hurt. A bit of it I felt was his small size. But that can become an attribute rather than a deficit with your coaching. And what you said about Danger in this reel sounds spot on. He has great technique, but a bit more lose and full send mode than Noah. I still have faith in Noah. I think guys can race longer into their 30's these days. If Noah isn't discouraged, he has many strong years to battle for podiums, wins, and titles. You know what it will take and Noah is one of my favorite styles next to your top 3 450 guys I mentioned above... I'm definitely beyond impressed with Deegan's rookie season. He's been a blast to watch race. The Washugal RD is one I'll remember a while. That was $tewmedou$!!! Let's hope he can $end his good fortune to the SMX Final in LA Coliseum! And many of us would like to see Danger bro wrap it up with a Ghost Ride over the finish line.
    ✌🤠🏁

  • @sml2238
    @sml2238 Рік тому

    i like how you said "his lack of fear of failutre" as opposed to his "will to win" because how many times does Carmichael say "if you hate to loose more than you love to win..." when I think it makes more sense the way you're saying it here.

  • @ThorneyGryffon
    @ThorneyGryffon Рік тому +1

    Haiden has always adapted well to a bigger bike, then hebworks on being the best in that class. He isnused to beinf upfront, Brian often said henwntered him innother classes because Haiden needs tolearn to pass and move forward to prepare for the big leagues. Haiden doing what he always done. 18 mobths on a 250 he is outpacing and outperforming guys he grew up outpacing and out performing. He has raced these kids his whole life.

  • @dougbreese613
    @dougbreese613 Рік тому +1

    All those kids will get little over their head. Next year will be totally different. He’s got what it takes and like you said the will to win and can take a loss. He’s got it handled. He’s gifted loves to win and give it what it takes. Works his ass off

  • @fkwitme22
    @fkwitme22 Рік тому +1

    His dad pretty much introduced him to the sport and said here you go if you want to try it he put himself in the spotlight from race one the boy might have got a second once a year other than that top of the podium every race

  • @cutndry4165
    @cutndry4165 Рік тому +1

    I hope this kid never effs up on these superman jumps.

  • @darrell3118
    @darrell3118 Рік тому +1

    What's Highly impressive to me is, that he's only been on a big bike for less than 2 years, and less than one year as a Professional, and others have 2-9 years ( Cooper 9 years, Hunter 7 years ) on him and he's right there with them at the high level of riding. Just think where he's going to be in 3-8 years if he stays healthy and gets to his full adult body and strength???
    Another thing is, Haiden has always trained to ride 40-minute motos 2 times a day even as a young kid, Brian was conditioning him to be strong for the full 30-minute motos, he knew stamina was KEY!!
    Brian mentioned he doesn't get tired very easily and doesn't get arm pump either.
    Haiden is very impressive and I have watched Moto Cross & Super Cross since the mid-70s!!! Watching Haiden on UA-cam for the past several years and growing has been a fun journey to be a part of!

  • @mikem9953
    @mikem9953 Рік тому +1

    That’s very cool Rhino
    I have soooo much respect for you, and I wish I would’ve known ‘YOU’ during your time frame of excellence.

  • @DrAJ_LatinAmerica
    @DrAJ_LatinAmerica Рік тому +2

    He only lacks seat time. Couple more years of seat time will smooth out the rough edges.

  • @chknlyps2373
    @chknlyps2373 Рік тому +1

    Looks like redshank & greasewood in the background over your left shoulder... nice!

  • @kevnotty4573
    @kevnotty4573 Рік тому +1

    He will definitely break quite a few more records!! Built for this shit ... kids freakin super muscle beast already @17!!! He will not shut off or say die... dude will grind it the f**k out forever!!! I love ya kid... #238 @DangerGangster238

  • @BrianPoppa
    @BrianPoppa Рік тому +1

    Haha little clickbait but you got me 😂❤

  • @Papparratzi
    @Papparratzi Рік тому +1

    I mostly agree with you. Here’s where I differ.
    You started off mentioning how he took your advice and used it. The kid has an exceptional gift and ability to learn.
    That’s something that comes from humility. That humility will carry him a long way as a racer and a human. He has a gift of being able to discern good information from bad information and channel it correctly. To me, that’s his greatest gift.

  • @ELECTRICMOTOCROSSMACHINE
    @ELECTRICMOTOCROSSMACHINE Рік тому +1

    Always good to hear your perspective.

  • @justiningle8884
    @justiningle8884 Рік тому +1

    This is a killer video, could not be spoken better👍👍

  • @AndrewSharpston-mf6lh
    @AndrewSharpston-mf6lh Рік тому +1

    Thanks alot for being willing to share your wisdom and knowledge my friend. Dont you ever forget that you are appreciated and loved Mr. Hughes! I would have loved to have had the chance to come out west and spend some time with you as a kid. Thanks again!

  • @austinjestis7124
    @austinjestis7124 Рік тому +1

    Talk to Brian. And give him some advice if he’s open too it

  • @MainJet158
    @MainJet158 Рік тому +1

    He's not afraid to fail because there isn't any consequence if he does.

  • @didickcheeseburger
    @didickcheeseburger Рік тому +1

    im not saying i necessarily think deegans gonna get hurt but the way he rides hes definitely high risk for a big injury crash. his style is fun to watch though

  • @EfBEye888
    @EfBEye888 Рік тому +1

    Rino are you sick?

  • @Shreddylife
    @Shreddylife Рік тому +1

    I couldn't agree more. Hes got that competitive nature like his Dad and all he wants to do is ride hard and win races

  • @dagodigs
    @dagodigs Рік тому +1

    Haiden is the man! Win or lose at his age to be top 2-3 in the world is unreal😱

    • @Tb12345
      @Tb12345 Рік тому

      Yessir top of the 250 world rn 😂

  • @zylee7
    @zylee7 Рік тому

    Ryan, yes you are a polarizing personality, but nobody can argue about your knowledge. You look at so many things through a different lens or from different perspectives. You are spot on here Haiden. The kid is immune from feeling pressure. He has had the last name, the nickname, the camera crews, etc. Everyday felt like a big day and he has gotten used to cameras. So big time races where most will feel the pressure, Haiden is just ready to ride. I hope he continues with his growth and can dominate.

  • @mike_paschos
    @mike_paschos Рік тому +1

    You've been around the block! Words of wisdom from a pro!

  • @motofunk1
    @motofunk1 Рік тому

    Ryno, can you address this thought? It might be the over-riding you mentioned but comes up in tacky conditions.
    When the track is tacky and does not allow for tire slip, he seems to have some trouble. His balance tends to shift to the outside and you can see he is maintaining balance with the arms and not his legs and core. It's a similar to the difference in turning feel when you go from a bike to a quad. Saw it at Thunder Valley and in a few parts of some tracks throughout the year. At LA in the first moto the track while slick on the base showed some signs of that same kind of tacky dirt and appeared to see that type of situation develop. The second moto the track had lost most of its moisture and was looser in the spots that had been tacky allowing his normal style to shine. If I am correct this issue will be more pronounced when he gets on a 450 in similar conditions.

  • @PositiveGs
    @PositiveGs Рік тому +1

    Still young !

  • @timw4369
    @timw4369 17 днів тому

    What he lacks is nothing Ryan he needed some confidence now he's beyond your wild theories. 😊

  • @str8shooter822
    @str8shooter822 Рік тому

    Once Haiden learns to shift to a higher gear instead of revving gears out so far he will be so fast. It's really simple math higher gears go faster. But I think he has no flaws,just a minor adjustments he can make

  • @DanPark68
    @DanPark68 Рік тому

    Wow way to get on the toot your own horn train! Feeding off his success for you own gains is ridiculous! Clown

  • @Howard-e9m
    @Howard-e9m Рік тому +1

    Well put Ryno

  • @Flight_Pattern
    @Flight_Pattern Рік тому +1

    Agree

  • @therealjd1503
    @therealjd1503 Рік тому +1

    He is a lot of fun to watch for sure!!

  • @senditsillly1423
    @senditsillly1423 Рік тому +1

    sdf

  • @yodavizion
    @yodavizion Рік тому +1

    Love the channel !! Keep ‘em coming !!

  • @tootallbob
    @tootallbob Рік тому +1

    Deegan's only downfall will be if he begins to believe that he knows more than his Dad or others who are trying to teach him by their experience. Gee...That sounds like 99% of all teenagers out there, huh?

  • @CoolcatAMA-Pro
    @CoolcatAMA-Pro Рік тому +4

    He is young He is a Kid still He will get stronger faster once He peaks physically He only becomes super special when He starts breaking Records of the past Super Special He has a solid base & good teachers

  • @kennyrichard2971
    @kennyrichard2971 11 місяців тому

    Without a doubt, There are guys that can ride but Haiden was born with natural talent

  • @louiswooley966
    @louiswooley966 Рік тому +1

    LA!!

  • @ALDAVISON231
    @ALDAVISON231 Рік тому +1

    Wise words

  • @vaughnmadsen7966
    @vaughnmadsen7966 Рік тому +1

    Go danger mouse

  • @EkonRekon
    @EkonRekon Рік тому +1

    nailed it

  • @davidvanbrunt4233
    @davidvanbrunt4233 Рік тому

    Maybe you can teach his sister to go fast also...

  • @nch-wf3tu
    @nch-wf3tu Рік тому

    Ryno claiming fame…lol. Pay lapagala.

  • @Jrutty474
    @Jrutty474 Рік тому

    Who’s the winner winner now baby

  • @Erick-ry1ij
    @Erick-ry1ij Рік тому +2

    He lacks nothing but experience

  • @sarahbrass1951
    @sarahbrass1951 Рік тому

    A polite hater...hahahaha

  • @pauldavis509
    @pauldavis509 Рік тому +1

    🍀🍀💚💚

  • @philiprockwell5580
    @philiprockwell5580 Рік тому

    He’s new energy and fun to root for. He will get better and better.

  • @fallrookmike
    @fallrookmike Рік тому

    No

  • @brianwills4398
    @brianwills4398 Рік тому +1

    The kid definitely rips, I think he lacks in the humble department..
    Hell get there one day, until then I'm no fan...

    • @09slobalt
      @09slobalt Рік тому +1

      He’s confident in his ability

    • @brianwills4398
      @brianwills4398 Рік тому +1

      @@09slobalt absolutely, I'll give him that, still not a fan..

  • @jackbruce309
    @jackbruce309 Рік тому +1

    Brian and Marissa have done an exceptional job at raising their kids.. hailie and haiden are extremely professional and goal driven

  • @dougbreese613
    @dougbreese613 Рік тому +1

    I got a question. Who the hell puvked are USA team for this year. Graig got no time on bike that we here of. Plesinger just ain’t fast enough. And the other yahoo plain out sucks. I think there would sure be lots better choices to represent our country.

  • @leeirwindrums2765
    @leeirwindrums2765 Рік тому

    I’m not taking anything away…but he can afford to fail

    • @davidbiagi2932
      @davidbiagi2932 Рік тому +4

      Which is why it’s crazy how fast he is and how much he sends it. Typically the “rich kids” will just do what they need and not any more. Haiden goes above and beyond because he wants to win and hates to lose. If he was poor he would have the same mentality. Some people are just born that way

  • @Jk-wh4ds
    @Jk-wh4ds Рік тому +1

    Clout chaser!

  • @helpthepeopleout968
    @helpthepeopleout968 Рік тому +1

    Haiden and Deegan is goingto win lots of championships He was going to win LA, super motor cross When he jumps onto 450 he’s going to beat Jet Lawrence

    • @bobbybishop5662
      @bobbybishop5662 Рік тому

      Super Motor Cross ? , 😂😂😂😂

    • @Ethan-mn9gi
      @Ethan-mn9gi Рік тому

      ⁠@@bobbybishop5662what do you thing smx in smx world championship means it means super motor cross it’s a mix of super cross and motorcross i believe they race one motorcross track, one hybrid (mix between a supercross and motorcross track, then a supercross track it’s only a 3 race championship series (6 if you count individual motos)

    • @bobbybishop5662
      @bobbybishop5662 Рік тому

      @@Ethan-mn9gi moto , not motor you goof.

    • @Ethan-mn9gi
      @Ethan-mn9gi Рік тому

      @@bobbybishop5662 close enough I just started watching it when haiden went pro tbh I just watch the replays on UA-cam

    • @bobbybishop5662
      @bobbybishop5662 Рік тому

      @@Ethan-mn9gi Go catch a race live next year. Been involved for about 30 yrs. Go to every outdoors race I can.

  • @johncooper9746
    @johncooper9746 Рік тому +5

    He doesnt seem overly bright. That could hurt him later on....

  • @Stinky_sack
    @Stinky_sack Рік тому +1

    I'm just waiting for a major crash. He looks like he's riding on the edge constantly. I can't believe he's kept it on 2 wheels this long

    • @jufabworkscustomtractoracc6102
      @jufabworkscustomtractoracc6102 Рік тому +5

      Carmichael rode on the edge alot too and although he did crash a decent amount look at what he accomplished

    • @JDC129
      @JDC129 Рік тому

      you beat me to this response lol. RC and Bubba crashed their brains out their first year or two...Bubba just kept crashing but also winning. @@jufabworkscustomtractoracc6102

    • @davidbiagi2932
      @davidbiagi2932 Рік тому +3

      Ehh he’s really not though. Just because he’s going fast doesn’t mean he’s riding over the edge. He just knows his limits. Obviously anything can happen and he has had a few close calls, like at iron man, man for the most part he has been pretty well in control and has even more.

    • @jpesicka492
      @jpesicka492 Рік тому +6

      The thing is he has crashed but he knows how to crash. There’s really an art to crashing that no one knows talks about. He has had bad crashes and avoided injury where other guys have a seemingly small crash and get injured badly.