First time i see a video with actual enduro mistakes and not motocross ones! Proper standing and sitting position was very difficult for me as well when i started! Makes me think maybe I still make the last mistake sometimes haha. Subscribed!
I agree, the technique is very similar to SX MX riders, but harder to translate it to enduro or trail riding when the examples are of a rider clearing a triple or blitzing some whoops lol
Great video. I like how you compare bad technique vs good. Sometimes hard to see what's good if you don't see what's bad. Subed. Can you do a video on managing ruts? Not corner ruts, but those nasty, longish crisscross ruts you unexpectedly come across out on the trail. Cheers.
I find it very interesting that in the seating position 3:49 the loss of traction happens even though more weight is applied on the back tire. I think the newer generation of riders also do not counter balance in curves with their body. I would like to hear your opinion about this.
Looks great, I wish all of my trails were paved and smooth like yours, looks like they are machine manicured. Not so for me, we have rocks, deep puddles, tree limbs, thorn bushes and huge crevasses of rocks and mud.
We love seeing foreign pros racing. In the Philippines most pro riders do it as a hobby. Seeing the caliber of pros racing for a living is mind blowing!
Move your foot forward, and back every time, anticipate when you need it. Before you hit the corner, Before you hit the log.. your first move is the right foot coming forward. I'm no expert but that is what a top trials/enduro athlete told me.
First time i see a video with actual enduro mistakes and not motocross ones! Proper standing and sitting position was very difficult for me as well when i started! Makes me think maybe I still make the last mistake sometimes haha. Subscribed!
Glad you liked it! 👍🏻
I agree, the technique is very similar to SX MX riders, but harder to translate it to enduro or trail riding when the examples are of a rider clearing a triple or blitzing some whoops lol
Great vids, you cut the fat and get straight to the points. These are the tips i need👍🏻
Gotta keep the new folks coming into the sport if we want to retain access our public lands. Good to see this.
What a nice channel! I’m absolute beginner and these tips are gold for me. Just subscribed! Thanks and congrats from Italy!
Great video. I like how you compare bad technique vs good. Sometimes hard to see what's good if you don't see what's bad. Subed. Can you do a video on managing ruts? Not corner ruts, but those nasty, longish crisscross ruts you unexpectedly come across out on the trail. Cheers.
I find it very interesting that in the seating position 3:49 the loss of traction happens even though more weight is applied on the back tire.
I think the newer generation of riders also do not counter balance in curves with their body. I would like to hear your opinion about this.
The Video was awesome for a new rider, thank you !
Great information on riding thank you for posting
Will learn from your videos
Thank you!
Looks great, I wish all of my trails were paved and smooth like yours, looks like they are machine manicured. Not so for me, we have rocks, deep puddles, tree limbs, thorn bushes and huge crevasses of rocks and mud.
Its called enduro for a reason :) you have the real deal
Seasoned rider here (63). That looks like some nice dirt you got. I would like someone to critique me. Just subscribed!
Great content ! Congrats from Italy !
Grazie Mille! Glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏻
Great stuff for us beginners. Aloha from hawaii
Great videos!!! Congrats!
Very helpful, thank you.
Congrats from Poland !
Position, Position, Position PERIOD🏁
Can you explain a technique for shorter rider?
from phillipines ❤❤❤
🇵🇭 ❤️ I raced in Iloilo before. Loved your country
We love seeing foreign pros racing. In the Philippines most pro riders do it as a hobby. Seeing the caliber of pros racing for a living is mind blowing!
Good stuff.
Hello, how tall are you? Is that a Yz450f?
1,85 m or 6 ft. It's a WR 450
Balls of your feet means not covering the rear brake… so how do you deal with that?!?
Move your foot forward, and back every time, anticipate when you need it. Before you hit the corner, Before you hit the log.. your first move is the right foot coming forward. I'm no expert but that is what a top trials/enduro athlete told me.
Should be standing and less settling
Food callouts btw. Forth mistake - watching too many videos instead of going out and train with a pro.
Man! You're tall.