@@AprilRideMTB Absolutely agreed! No fun watching those pros doing it, that's why I like your approach much better, April is great at showing how to do it by trial and error.
Hope you guys enjoy this one! It was a lot of fun to make and it was so cool seeing April progress! These take a lot of practice so just keep trying hard and watching yourself in slo mo every few attempts and you will get them in no time :) Thanks for watching and being a part of our crew!
Great session as usual. Can we see a little more of you using them during trail runs? The snippet in this video helped me to understand their practical application a bit more. I once flipped my Specialized Hardrock over me. Somehow I landed on my feet. I grabbed too much brake in the rain that day and I pretty much stopped riding after that. Many years later, I have just gotten confidence to use my front brake more. I sit back, feather the rear and engage the front more fully. I rode 30 miles around the city doing so with increased confidence by the day's end. I wonder where I learned that?😉 It's amazing how understanding the mechanics of a maneuver can improve confidence and performance. Well, that and practice.
Can't wait to see all your videos. I watch an hour or two of videos on mountain biking a lot and spend the next day practicing for 30 minutes to an hour. Your video are by far the most helpful as you are a great teacher and watching someone learn is extremely helpful. Looking forward to seeing new videos, because even if the video topic has been covered 10 times elsewhere you have a unique approach and are an incredible teacher.
10:58 Some little detail i noticed you doing is utilizing another contact point by "grabbing" the *top tube* with your knees - not tightly, _just_ enough to help you gage and thereby manage the tilt of the bike! (A thing i like to do with my _inner_ knee when cornering fast on flat ground as i lean the bike over.) Nice session - thank you for sharing! 🙏🏻
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Touching the frame when doing trackstand makes them so much easier. I can basically stand still with no corrections (it feels like anyway) when holding my leg against the top tube
You're a great team. Kyle is a really amazing teacher and April is an equally amazing student. You're both able to effectively convey your actions, experiences and thought process effectively. Very well done. I'm heading out to practice.
Hey! You guys are the BEST! Just came back from some knuckleheads how-to channel with all the Arrgh! and Yo dude!!! Let's do this!!! So, I came right back your channel where I know I can learn something without all the hype! Kyle, you are an excellent rider and April is totally inspirational! You guys rock!
I just need to say this. You guys just speak so calmly and everytime you talk, it's just so soothing and relaxing and it makes me feel like I can do anything you're trying to teach. I love you guys!
Man, you guys kill it on every “How To” vid! I always get stoked to try what you’ve teached and improve my riding. Thanks for sharing the knowledge! ✌🏼🤟🏼
April is one bad ass rider! I love how she just keeps trying and trying and trying and then absolutely nails it! This is the kind of rider I want to become!
I swear you guys are the best.I find myself getting all excited when April gets it .I'm sitting here saying ( yeah yeah yeah she did it thats great). I believe I'm going to get these moves down, you are a good teacher Kyle I have to tell you I am having so much fun right now. I realy like when you stop the video at specific points so we can see the position the rider and the bike are in.I believe it clarifies the move so much more.So thank you too for the video's I feel like I'm 25 agan. If I get these moves down I'm going to find you and shake your hand in person, and I will get them down or dialed in as you say.
I just saw this and went out and tried doing endo’s. Man, this one’s gonna take some time makes you realize what a rockstar April is to do so well on the first day. Love seeing the smile on her face when she kills it. Great vid !
@@scottwall8419 I haven't been on the bike for most of those months because of winter. Literally going for my first trail ride today...So I am doing poorly lol...however, not at square one again. Front and rear wheel lifts are good and I can stoppie. The endo and bunny hop should not be far off
Girl, Guy, I'm just a french MTB rider who loves riding everywhere (XC, Enduro) and now trying to get more skills on my bike control and agility (manual, wheelie, stoppie..) before my son (he's 4 years' old and already riding a lot :-) ). I honnestly watch lot of videos, many of them were good, but I really appreciate yours more than any others. Your both style is perfect, I have the feeling to be part of your day and able to catch so many details I missed previously. April is crazy learning so quickly (I'm jealous :-) ) even if I understood she's not a real beginner, but that's crazy and you are a so great teacher. You could really train lot of people around the world to become good teachers on their own discipline. Well done, bug "bravo" and keep going on. If you travel to France one day, just drop a message and see if we can ride together !!
Thank you so much Stephane! We are glad that you find our videos so helpful. I am lucky to progress so much mainly by having Kyle coach me in person! -April
I watch a lot of mtb videos and the way you guys explain, pause the video and show things in slow-mo have really helped me truly understand how to do the tricks. Things I've struggled with before become easy after watching you two go through it! Good job!! keep up the amazing work!
Love the fact she learns so fast and easy. You guys make this look so easy! Please have a women’s clinic here in Boise so my wife doesn’t have to go out of State!
That was amazing! I have been focused on wheelies and manuals and am now moving onto stoppies. I can endo no problem but watching April learn to stoppie has given me the confidence and knowledge to get to it. Thanks for the great videos, I have been using all of them to improve my riding. Super excited and so impressed with April. Great job!
This is the best. I love these videos because it features a learner just like myself, April explains what she did and/or she should have done to do it right, shares her perspectives. Awesome beginner videos to these cool stunts and MTB essentials!
Ive been working on these just on my own from my previous BMX back ground. These tips and this HOW-TO has really helped me! Using the stoppie to roll around a tight turn is an incredibly useful and slick way to keep that "flow" - Thank you for this and April - unbelievable effort nailing this one! That endo was perfect!
also, sure helps to send a less experienced rider to practice and comment while applying tips and seeing progression. Man, surely make it look so natural and easy for us to be inspired to want to work hard and learn also.
hi guys, I just got a hard tail mountain bike which is from Taiwan,and I am looking so forward to watching all your vids, I have watched this video 2 times already .
Been trying to stoppie for ages on and off. Info on seat height was great as was the side angle of filming. You managed to capture every little body position detail. Again, the slo mo's are just ace. Yet another great how to. Thanks
kyle.. just selflessly yeets himself over the bars to show us and april what not to do. and that it wont be so bad if you do bail.. what a good teacher!!! just found your channel and love it!!!
Another excellent video!When I rode sports motorbikes I used to practice stoppies not just to amuse the public but also to improve my brake control - you wont find anyone that has poor brake control thats good at stoppies. Although an impressive car park trick, there is real benefit out on the trails too.
The advice at 8:53 about brake timing is the single most relevant I’ve ever seen on a stoppie youtube tutorial. I was struggling and that detail alone changed my game in 5 minutes! Thanks to both of you...
Another awesome video. Managed to do a controlled endo in the garage after applying Kyles guidelines. Must have amused the people that reviews our CCTV because I heard the cameras moving.
Gotta love April's commitment to doing one better. She seems pretty honest and straightforward about what she wants to do and why. I can't wait to join the summer clinic next year. Hint. Hint. 😁
Yet another great video, love the way Kyle breaks it down and April you are so cool to watch progress through Kyle's instruction. Best videos in the internet, hands down.
Kyle & April - Ride MTB. Not showing us just an expert explaining and demonstrating themselves and having April learn it, in 'real time' instead is absolutely what makes you guys so good. Watching the two of you, do that, well that is very cool.
I like April's points that she personally has issues with like stand up or sit down form. Makes it nice to get her perspective about her difficulties in dialing the technique.
Guys, you're better than Yoda and Luke (April ... i'm looking forward to watch the episode in wich Kyle teach you to rise the bike just with your mental power). I'm an Italian fan and I sincerely thank you for your wonderful job. BTW Kyle you're just not a champ in sport, a good guy and an awesome teacher ... your American Enghish is so clear and understandable even for a not-mothertongue like me. waiting you to come here to Tuscany!! Cheers from the other side of the ocean!
Well if it so please let me know... there are beautiful places to visit and, on the top of the mountain "Amiata" where i grew up, there is a bike park that i think you could enjoy and, not far from there there is Punta Ala, where several years ago i think a stage of the enduro workshop championship took place.
I absolutely love your videos. Unfortunately this last weekend I separated my shoulder and joined the lump club. I took a lot of what I learned on your channel out to the trails and did extremely well. The mistake I made was too much speed, didn’t use my brakes, I got over confident. Any wait to get back out there! Thanks for all the great lessons. My 5 year old girl loves watching April!
AWESOME!!!! your video lessons break down the steps of the movements so clearly which makes it so much better to understand. And April finishes the lesson by adding the feeling and experience that make sit work.... please keep it coming
Thank you so much! I have progressed a lot thanks to you two. If after the pandemic you want to come to Mexico City, you can stay at my place and go hit some trails.
Was waiting for this one! I just got a new bike and am getting used to the strong disc brakes. I got a used Salsa Timberjack NX 29! It is so fun so far. Also am getting consistent 4-5 pedal stroke wheelies! After I get these down I’m gonna go back and watch corner videos again because I’m not good at that on trails. Love y’all!
This is a great video. I have been practicing these for several days now. I do a lot of XC riding in the Alps and can easily do 1000 meters of climb in an outing up to 2K climb is my most ambitious day typically. I say that to point out that I'm in pretty good shape. I also do pullups every day. One thing you could probably mention about these techniques is how tiring they are to learn. I got quite tired after only a half an hour. A whole new set of muscles comes into play, in the arms and stomach especially. I did not expect that! Stopping your forward momentum with your arms against the handle bars feels like doing a push up with a weight pack on your back! It's great exercise but not easy! No doubt like all things once you practice enough it no longer tires you out.
What I like Most out of your Videos is how you Ask April for the improvement she made and what the Best tipp was. This helps me a lot to Unterstand. There are so much Tutorials which Contain to many Tipps which Maikes it sometimes Even more difficulty. Besiedelt, it would be Great if Your Video Support also some translation to european Language, Maybe youtube can enable this. Best regards from Austria, W++
Just rewatched as well as the nose pivot turn one after practicing the later last night. Just love them. I didn't try seated yet. Hmm. Wow, have to add stoppie to the list soon, nice job. On bike setup, another thing that helped me on these is making sure brake levers were in the optimal (correct) position, as that helped the full grab.
Hi Peoples, I just came across your videos recently - Great Job you 2! Seriously, you describe what's going on really well and I love how you don't rush things and often mention the necessary time commitment even/especially when it's off-camera. But I think the best part is just seeing you have fun while learning some kinda/pretty scary skills (I'm thinking more about the drops video now, but the whole endo site-picture is really scary - especially if you've gone over hard and bad a few times - my face can attest). I wish I'd found your clips earlier, all the best and success to you and, thanks again!
I absolutely love these videos. Great instruction, and I find myself really cheering for April. It gets me excited to go out and try it myself. The two of you make a great team!
Haha thats good to hear! We never meant to cause stress haha it was just a comfort thing while setting up different shots but when someone mentioned it we were like ok haha!
Watch out for that disc golf basket!...im moving to the Boise are in 3 weeks and I couldn't be more excited! I've loved watching your videos as I get ready for the move
Congrats on another great video guys! It is so impressing to me how much Kyle knows about it and how easy he can pass the knowledge! What I like in your videos is the atmosphere and that friendly filing like we are out there with you just hang out and doing tricks. This is so good! A breeze of fresh air on YB I would say.. Keep up the good work!
you guys are a good combination Kyle being a Great Teacher and April a Natural that would be good on a Bike alone but with Kyle she progressing so Fast! so cool to see
Trying this technique on my next ride.. I can do endos all day but stoppies were still hard because of fear of otb and not knowing how to gauge the brake. Body position, super important info, THANKS
I tried this action for the first time this afternoon. After only a few attempts, I succeeded. And then happened to see your video. I think after watching this video, I can raise the height again.
tip: lock your front fork out to stop that rebound or bouncy affect to keep a rigid stand point on your front wheel that rebound will push your front end outwards leading your back wheel to impact the ground.
Loved the out take - with a bit of practice you'll get better, Kyle! Fun video, now the real deal is endo and spinning the bike in a turn - video on this please!!! Oh, and well done April, you need to be brave to do this and you nailed it!
Hey Kyle and April. I just listened to your podcast with the BikerBar guy. Really great episode! Regarding the comments lol, Joe Rogan said it best... never read them. April - you’ll learn to blow off the negative ones in time, bolstering your confidence. Focus on the majority! 🤙. Kyle - your authenticity and openness about personal matters is touching. It’s one of the primary factors why your fan base will soar. Yeah, there’s the bike skills, that’s awesome. But more importantly, you’re human, just like the rest of us. Keep being awesome, you two!
Another excellent video both of you and congrats April on master both these parking lot skills in such a short space of time. I like that way you mention how long April has been trying between final runs, helps the user understand it isn't just an hour on a basket ball court.
I love your videos! Watching those improvements in a short time makes it really doable and easy for anyone to start it off, and the best part, see results in just one session! Subscribed!.
Great job April! I like how you wanted to keep going and then you nailed it 👍 And Kyle, you have such a great structure and flow on your videos 🎬🎥 Thanks for providing such valuable content we can ALL enjoy 👍🚴♀️🚵♂️
Wow, thanks so much for all your videos; great to see the progress of April within one day. I'm gonna try everything 😊 Love you guys, Greetings from Slovakia. 😊 Peter
Oh mah god look at the coincidence I just started practicing stoppies and was inconsistent with it just then you posted one video about it.. it's like you read my mind
I fricken love that we get to watch someone learn not just someone that already knows how to do it, makes such a HUGE difference .
Glad it helps 😊
@@AprilRideMTB Absolutely agreed! No fun watching those pros doing it, that's why I like your approach much better, April is great at showing how to do it by trial and error.
IKR, I’m about April’s level, and it gives me so much confidence that I will be able to do it!
right?! ive been biking since a kid and now as a 29 year old im learning all this fresh again
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Hope you guys enjoy this one! It was a lot of fun to make and it was so cool seeing April progress! These take a lot of practice so just keep trying hard and watching yourself in slo mo every few attempts and you will get them in no time :) Thanks for watching and being a part of our crew!
Great session as usual. Can we see a little more of you using them during trail runs? The snippet in this video helped me to understand their practical application a bit more.
I once flipped my Specialized Hardrock over me. Somehow I landed on my feet. I grabbed too much brake in the rain that day and I pretty much stopped riding after that.
Many years later, I have just gotten confidence to use my front brake more. I sit back, feather the rear and engage the front more fully. I rode 30 miles around the city doing so with increased confidence by the day's end.
I wonder where I learned that?😉 It's amazing how understanding the mechanics of a maneuver can improve confidence and performance. Well, that and practice.
Can't wait to see all your videos. I watch an hour or two of videos on mountain biking a lot and spend the next day practicing for 30 minutes to an hour. Your video are by far the most helpful as you are a great teacher and watching someone learn is extremely helpful. Looking forward to seeing new videos, because even if the video topic has been covered 10 times elsewhere you have a unique approach and are an incredible teacher.
10:58 Some little detail i noticed you doing is utilizing another contact point by "grabbing" the *top tube* with your knees - not tightly, _just_ enough to help you gage and thereby manage the tilt of the bike!
(A thing i like to do with my _inner_ knee when cornering fast on flat ground as i lean the bike over.)
Nice session - thank you for sharing! 🙏🏻
Touching the frame when doing trackstand makes them so much easier. I can basically stand still with no corrections (it feels like anyway) when holding my leg against the top tube
Thanks Mason!
Dude, you are such a great teacher and April....Well she is just a legend! She picks things up so well. Love you guys as a team...BRAVO!!!!!
Thanks Ronn!
RMB GAMING look for one on council cleanups or go to a tip and find one
You're a great team. Kyle is a really amazing teacher and April is an equally amazing student. You're both able to effectively convey your actions, experiences and thought process effectively. Very well done. I'm heading out to practice.
Hey! You guys are the BEST!
Just came back from some knuckleheads how-to channel with all the Arrgh! and Yo dude!!! Let's do this!!! So, I came right back your channel where I know I can learn something without all the hype!
Kyle, you are an excellent rider and April is totally inspirational!
You guys rock!
Yeah I agree
I really appreciate how you give April the opportunity to use her own words to explain what's happening with your instruction -- It's super helpful.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for the nice comment :)
2nd this. April's feedback during the process is extremely helpful
I just need to say this. You guys just speak so calmly and everytime you talk, it's just so soothing and relaxing and it makes me feel like I can do anything you're trying to teach. I love you guys!
Thank you! 😊
Man, you guys kill it on every “How To” vid! I always get stoked to try what you’ve teached and improve my riding. Thanks for sharing the knowledge! ✌🏼🤟🏼
That’s so cool! Thanks for the nice comment Adam :)
April is one bad ass rider! I love how she just keeps trying and trying and trying and then absolutely nails it! This is the kind of rider I want to become!
I always hit the Like button before the ad even finishes on these videos.
Haha thank you so much! It actually does help us get ranked a lot better :)
Plot twist: she’s actually a professional MTBer but pretends to know nothing so we don’t feel as bad.
Nice progression!! 🤘
Haha thanks Larry, I wish I was a pro MTBer!
Kyle & April - Ride MTB DUDE, not pro????
I can’t even wheelie after too months
@@akshayesharma2778 don't worry, it took me a while to figure out how to wheelie... as in one year
I think Kyle mentioned that she was a pro moto-X. So shes definitely not new to bikes or extreme sports on 2 wheels.
Then it was very good fake surprise when she got it right!
I swear you guys are the best.I find myself getting all excited when April gets it .I'm sitting here saying ( yeah yeah yeah she did it thats great). I believe I'm going to get these moves down, you are a good teacher Kyle I have to tell you I am having so much fun right now. I realy like when you stop the video at specific points so we can see the position the rider and the bike are in.I believe it clarifies the move so much more.So thank you too for the video's I feel like I'm 25 agan. If I get these moves down I'm going to find you and shake your hand in person, and I will get them down or dialed in as you say.
Thank you! Glad to hear how much you are enjoying and learning from these videos :)
I just saw this and went out and tried doing endo’s. Man, this one’s gonna take some time makes you realize what a rockstar April is to do so well on the first day. Love seeing the smile on her face when she kills it. Great vid !
Thats so cool! Yeah have fun and be patient haha. April did almost 3 hours straight haha!
Kyle your videos kickass. Your gentle, fun and supportive learning environment is so incredibly refreshing to watch.
Best lesson Kyle teaches us: If you want a really good looking girlfriend, be nice and very supportive. You're a gentleman Kyle.
Thank you so much! 😊😊😊
I think the chemistry between you both makes this channel work really well. 😊👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you think so! Thanks Steve
April is nutty. She's out here doing endos and I'm still 5 videos back trying to bunny hop.
Literally went out to try again and it clicked. I can bunny hop small objects.
Thats so awesome!!!
How are you doing 6 months later?
@@scottwall8419 I haven't been on the bike for most of those months because of winter. Literally going for my first trail ride today...So I am doing poorly lol...however, not at square one again. Front and rear wheel lifts are good and I can stoppie. The endo and bunny hop should not be far off
I love the Kyle “be yourself” bailout. 😂 And April did such a great job with your precise and patient coaching.
haha... thank you!
It's so awesome to get to watch a female rider learning and trying new tricks! You guys are such a fun team. Thank you for doing all of these videos!
Your videos are the absolutely best training videos in the whole internet
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
@@AprilRideMTB hey I am facing problem in doing stoopies i cannot rise my back wheel up
Please help
Burned through a lot of shoes as a kid trying to learn. Hydraulic and front brakes changed the game!
So true haha!!! The bmx style was so sketch!
According to me, this is best explanation of how to do stoppie on UA-cam 🔥❤️
Thank you so much Sarab! :)
Girl, Guy, I'm just a french MTB rider who loves riding everywhere (XC, Enduro) and now trying to get more skills on my bike control and agility (manual, wheelie, stoppie..) before my son (he's 4 years' old and already riding a lot :-) ).
I honnestly watch lot of videos, many of them were good, but I really appreciate yours more than any others. Your both style is perfect, I have the feeling to be part of your day and able to catch so many details I missed previously.
April is crazy learning so quickly (I'm jealous :-) ) even if I understood she's not a real beginner, but that's crazy and you are a so great teacher.
You could really train lot of people around the world to become good teachers on their own discipline.
Well done, bug "bravo" and keep going on. If you travel to France one day, just drop a message and see if we can ride together !!
Thank you so much Stephane! We are glad that you find our videos so helpful. I am lucky to progress so much mainly by having Kyle coach me in person! -April
With Kyle teaching at this rate April will be headed to Audi Nines soon...
Haha 😂 she just wants to do a schralp more than anything!
I watch a lot of mtb videos and the way you guys explain, pause the video and show things in slow-mo have really helped me truly understand how to do the tricks. Things I've struggled with before become easy after watching you two go through it! Good job!! keep up the amazing work!
Great to hear, thanks David!
Love the fact she learns so fast and easy. You guys make this look so easy! Please have a women’s clinic here in Boise so my wife doesn’t have to go out of State!
We hope to have one eventually, we will post if/when we do 😊
That was amazing! I have been focused on wheelies and manuals and am now moving onto stoppies. I can endo no problem but watching April learn to stoppie has given me the confidence and knowledge to get to it. Thanks for the great videos, I have been using all of them to improve my riding. Super excited and so impressed with April. Great job!
Thats so cool! Glad you are finding them useful too! Thanks for watching and for the comment Rob!
Patient & encouraging teacher, willing student. Great stuff, very down to earth.
Thank you :)
This is the best. I love these videos because it features a learner just like myself, April explains what she did and/or she should have done to do it right, shares her perspectives. Awesome beginner videos to these cool stunts and MTB essentials!
you both are so humble, it makes it so fun to watch and learn new things.
Thanks Mike! :)
This is the best instructional MTB channel out there- thank you!
Happy to help! Thanks so much!
There's something about the editing in this video that I loved. Idk what, but it felt wholesome somehow. Thanks for that feeling
Thats so cool! Thanks Ashik :)
Ive been working on these just on my own from my previous BMX back ground. These tips and this HOW-TO has really helped me! Using the stoppie to roll around a tight turn is an incredibly useful and slick way to keep that "flow" - Thank you for this and April - unbelievable effort nailing this one! That endo was perfect!
So glad its helping Brett! Thanks for watching!
also, sure helps to send a less experienced rider to practice and comment while applying tips and seeing progression. Man, surely make it look so natural and easy for us to be inspired to want to work hard and learn also.
hi guys, I just got a hard tail mountain bike which is from Taiwan,and I am looking so forward to watching all your vids, I have watched this video 2 times already .
Thats awesome! Thanks for watching!!
Think I’ve learned more from your vid’s than clinics I’ve done. Great job April - wow! Kyle you are so patient, clear and encouraging!
Thank you Shellie!
Been trying to stoppie for ages on and off. Info on seat height was great as was the side angle of filming. You managed to capture every little body position detail. Again, the slo mo's are just ace. Yet another great how to. Thanks
Thanks Craig!
Oh guys ... It's a great job doing this video. Helps a lot to me. You're a superb teacher.
Thank you so much for these videos. Don't stop biking !!!
Happy to help! Thanks so much Jose!
kyle.. just selflessly yeets himself over the bars to show us and april what not to do. and that it wont be so bad if you do bail.. what a good teacher!!! just found your channel and love it!!!
haha thank you!
I'm glad you're talking about gears. No one ever really mentions that. Great job!
Thanks! 👍 Glad it was helpful!!
Thanks!
Another excellent video!When I rode sports motorbikes I used to practice stoppies not just to amuse the public but also to improve my brake control - you wont find anyone that has poor brake control thats good at stoppies. Although an impressive car park trick, there is real benefit out on the trails too.
For sure. Wheelies, stoppies, bunny hops are impressive parking lot tricks, but are still useful on the trail!
The advice at 8:53 about brake timing is the single most relevant I’ve ever seen on a stoppie youtube tutorial. I was struggling and that detail alone changed my game in 5 minutes! Thanks to both of you...
Great to hear!
Another awesome video. Managed to do a controlled endo in the garage after applying Kyles guidelines. Must have amused the people that reviews our CCTV because I heard the cameras moving.
hahah glad to hear!
Gotta love April's commitment to doing one better. She seems pretty honest and straightforward about what she wants to do and why.
I can't wait to join the summer clinic next year. Hint. Hint. 😁
Thanks Dawn :) yeah we can’t wait to do some stuff with you all soon!
Yet another great video, love the way Kyle breaks it down and April you are so cool to watch progress through Kyle's instruction. Best videos in the internet, hands down.
Thank you so much Peter!!!
Kyle & April - Ride MTB. Not showing us just an expert explaining and demonstrating themselves and having April learn it, in 'real time' instead is absolutely what makes you guys so good. Watching the two of you, do that, well that is very cool.
Your videos are so wholesome. I’m always looking forward to the next one
Thank you so much Pablo! Glad you enjoy them :)
I like April's points that she personally has issues with like stand up or sit down form. Makes it nice to get her perspective about her difficulties in dialing the technique.
Glad that you like our process and sharing the struggles I go through learning these skills!
Guys, you're better than Yoda and Luke (April ... i'm looking forward to watch the episode in wich Kyle teach you to rise the bike just with your mental power). I'm an Italian fan and I sincerely thank you for your wonderful job. BTW Kyle you're just not a champ in sport, a good guy and an awesome teacher ... your American Enghish is so clear and understandable even for a not-mothertongue like me. waiting you to come here to Tuscany!! Cheers from the other side of the ocean!
Haha Thank you so much for the kind comments! We would love to go to Tuscany 😍
Well if it so please let me know... there are beautiful places to visit and, on the top of the mountain "Amiata" where i grew up, there is a bike park that i think you could enjoy and, not far from there there is Punta Ala, where several years ago i think a stage of the enduro workshop championship took place.
I absolutely love your videos. Unfortunately this last weekend I separated my shoulder and joined the lump club. I took a lot of what I learned on your channel out to the trails and did extremely well. The mistake I made was too much speed, didn’t use my brakes, I got over confident. Any wait to get back out there! Thanks for all the great lessons. My 5 year old girl loves watching April!
Sorry to hear that, but great to hear that you are getting better and that your girl is enjoying the videos :)
Watched this video last and went to the trails with some friends this morning and taught them the mechanics and we were pulling stoppies all day
That is so rad!!!! Nice work to all of you guys!
Don't stop the videos! Need more!
AWESOME!!!! your video lessons break down the steps of the movements so clearly which makes it so much better to understand. And April finishes the lesson by adding the feeling and experience that make sit work.... please keep it coming
Thank you Rom!
You guys rock! Great teacher! Teach her jumps and whips now!
Thank you! Will do!
I’m definitely bailing Warner style. Way more artistic!
Haha 😂 I have never been able to jump the bars!
The systematic explanation and April's demonstration were very helpful. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Kyle you are so positive and encouraging! April you are brave and talented! Thanks for inspiring us! Way to go!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I have progressed a lot thanks to you two. If after the pandemic you want to come to Mexico City, you can stay at my place and go hit some trails.
Great to hear! Thank you :)
It's great to see you include a bloopers reel. Great work guys! Cheers.
Thanks!
Wow April really learn so quickly ! awesome, Kyle you're excellent teacher
Thank you! 😃
Love the way you both help us get better at MTB techniques
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
you guys are absolutely fantastic explaining and showing hard to learn skills and very much appreciate your time and efforts. Very kind and helpful...
Thank you John!
Good teacher and Good Listener...
I always watch your video... Big fan😊
Thank you! 😃
You need to teach me. April's too quick a learner. Lol. She jams. I love both of your upbeat attitudes.
Thanks so much Mike!
I just noticed you filmed this at my work...which is where I might or might not be watching this. As usual great vids.
Haha now you have extra motivation to practice at lunch 😊
Was waiting for this one! I just got a new bike and am getting used to the strong disc brakes. I got a used Salsa Timberjack NX 29! It is so fun so far. Also am getting consistent 4-5 pedal stroke wheelies! After I get these down I’m gonna go back and watch corner videos again because I’m not good at that on trails. Love y’all!
Awesome to hear about your wheelie progression Caleb!
That’s so awesome you got a new bike too ❤️
Killin it as usual. Great job y'all. April is getting real good.
Thanks so much!!
This is a great video. I have been practicing these for several days now. I do a lot of XC riding in the Alps and can easily do 1000 meters of climb in an outing up to 2K climb is my most ambitious day typically. I say that to point out that I'm in pretty good shape. I also do pullups every day. One thing you could probably mention about these techniques is how tiring they are to learn. I got quite tired after only a half an hour. A whole new set of muscles comes into play, in the arms and stomach especially. I did not expect that! Stopping your forward momentum with your arms against the handle bars feels like doing a push up with a weight pack on your back! It's great exercise but not easy! No doubt like all things once you practice enough it no longer tires you out.
Wow, I'm reading comments here and you reply to them all,.Kyle & April...urSuper!!! Loving you guys!!!
We try to do our best!
This is such a great video. I will definitely practice this one as soon as my broken leg makes a full recovery. You guys are great teachers.
Awesome! Thank you!
What I like Most out of your Videos is how you Ask April for the improvement she made and what the Best tipp was. This helps me a lot to Unterstand. There are so much Tutorials which Contain to many Tipps which Maikes it sometimes Even more difficulty. Besiedelt, it would be Great if Your Video Support also some translation to european Language, Maybe youtube can enable this. Best regards from Austria, W++
Just rewatched as well as the nose pivot turn one after practicing the later last night. Just love them. I didn't try seated yet. Hmm. Wow, have to add stoppie to the list soon, nice job. On bike setup, another thing that helped me on these is making sure brake levers were in the optimal (correct) position, as that helped the full grab.
That’s awesome you are practicing and rewatching the videos! Great point on the levers too!
Hi Peoples,
I just came across your videos recently - Great Job you 2! Seriously, you describe what's going on really well and I love how you don't rush things and often mention the necessary time commitment even/especially when it's off-camera. But I think the best part is just seeing you have fun while learning some kinda/pretty scary skills (I'm thinking more about the drops video now, but the whole endo site-picture is really scary - especially if you've gone over hard and bad a few times - my face can attest).
I wish I'd found your clips earlier, all the best and success to you and, thanks again!
The best mtb stunt teacher!!
Thanks Junrey!
@@AprilRideMTB Waiting for a bike give away HEHEHE just kidding
The best mtb channel so far!! Keep it up
Thank you so much!!!
I absolutely love these videos. Great instruction, and I find myself really cheering for April. It gets me excited to go out and try it myself. The two of you make a great team!
Thank you so much Mike!
I have less stress since you two have started keeping your helmets buckled in the videos. Keep up the great work!
Haha thats good to hear! We never meant to cause stress haha it was just a comfort thing while setting up different shots but when someone mentioned it we were like ok haha!
This tutorial made a lot of sense and helped me a lot. Awesome job!!
Glad it helped!
Watch out for that disc golf basket!...im moving to the Boise are in 3 weeks and I couldn't be more excited! I've loved watching your videos as I get ready for the move
Thats awesome!!!
Thank you so much dude! I watched this and tried for like 15 mins and I can already do a decent endo!
Awesome to hear!
Congrats on another great video guys!
It is so impressing to me how much Kyle knows about it and how easy he can pass the knowledge!
What I like in your videos is the atmosphere and that friendly filing like we are out there with you just hang out and doing tricks. This is so good! A breeze of fresh air on YB I would say.. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! :)
Dude your content is amazing!!! I watch it every day and it helps me learn so much! April you're killing it!
Thank you so much Dariel!
Dude You just made me expert at it I've been doing it for 3 months after using this tutorial :D
That's awesome!!!
@@AprilRideMTB :)
you guys are a good combination Kyle being a Great Teacher and April a Natural that would be good on a Bike alone but with Kyle she progressing so Fast! so cool to see
Thank you :)
Trying this technique on my next ride.. I can do endos all day but stoppies were still hard because of fear of otb and not knowing how to gauge the brake. Body position, super important info, THANKS
You're an awesome teacher, dude! Love your channel.
Thank you!
I tried this action for the first time this afternoon. After only a few attempts, I succeeded. And then happened to see your video. I think after watching this video, I can raise the height again.
That’s so cool!!!
tip: lock your front fork out to stop that rebound or bouncy affect to keep a rigid stand point on your front wheel that rebound will push your front end outwards leading your back wheel to impact the ground.
Loved the out take - with a bit of practice you'll get better, Kyle! Fun video, now the real deal is endo and spinning the bike in a turn - video on this please!!! Oh, and well done April, you need to be brave to do this and you nailed it!
Thanks Bob, I also mentioned to Kyle that I want to learn that! I feel like that will be a harder one for me!
Great watch :) Kyle great rider and April what determination you show, love it and very helpful. go guys..x
Thank you so much for the kind comments to both of us!
Hey Kyle and April. I just listened to your podcast with the BikerBar guy. Really great episode! Regarding the comments lol, Joe Rogan said it best... never read them. April - you’ll learn to blow off the negative ones in time, bolstering your confidence. Focus on the majority! 🤙. Kyle - your authenticity and openness about personal matters is touching. It’s one of the primary factors why your fan base will soar. Yeah, there’s the bike skills, that’s awesome. But more importantly, you’re human, just like the rest of us. Keep being awesome, you two!
Thank you so much for the kind words and extra motivation :)
Another excellent video both of you and congrats April on master both these parking lot skills in such a short space of time. I like that way you mention how long April has been trying between final runs, helps the user understand it isn't just an hour on a basket ball court.
Thanks Simon! I definitely didn't master it, but I hope it will take less practice to do so compared to wheelies for me haha
I just love how you guys break it down. I'm going to practice. Thank you so much for the tips. You guys ROCK!!!🤘
Good luck Jack!
I am going to tons of trouble to stuff related to the current situation, and seeing your videos cheers me up a little bit, Thank you guys ❤️
Keep your head up Gabriel! It will get better, we are here for you. Thanks for the nice comment ❤️
I used to be class at endos as a kid. Terrified now! I'll have to get out and give it another try.
I love your videos! Watching those improvements in a short time makes it really doable and easy for anyone to start it off, and the best part, see results in just one session! Subscribed!.
Thank you, glad you like them! 😊
Great job April! I like how you wanted to keep going and then you nailed it 👍
And Kyle, you have such a great structure and flow on your videos 🎬🎥
Thanks for providing such valuable content we can ALL enjoy 👍🚴♀️🚵♂️
Thank you!!!
Great progression by April very good to see congrats to both of you
Thank you so much 😀
Wow, thanks so much for all your videos; great to see the progress of April within one day. I'm gonna try everything 😊 Love you guys, Greetings from Slovakia. 😊 Peter
Can’t wait to try this when the smoke clears in CA.
Let us know if it helps when you do!
Oh mah god look at the coincidence I just started practicing stoppies and was inconsistent with it just then you posted one video about it.. it's like you read my mind
Thats awesome!
Love the instructional videos. You both are great.
Thank you! 😊