Thank you! This video was slightly rushed as I was busy doing my riding, but hope it was helpful 👍🏼

Best explaination period! I instantly subscribed!

Same

ronnies my fucking dad

His technique is like 6 or 9% faster

@@michaelrebello4918no he not

Thank you! Glad you like them

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Exactly!!

Where do you ride in Southern Utah? I'm from there

I think it's consistent twist

What no lol you don’t chop the throttle and twist every time you hit a whoop 😂 honestly the best advice is just commit and enter with enough entry speed so you skim the tops and squeeze the bike hard as you can with your legs standing up, with your weight slightly shifted to the back of the bike. Just commit and do not let off. You can practice by doing the first few and as you get better and more comfortable start progressively going further and further until you’re able to make it through the entire whoop section skimming the top. Good technique allows you to not only go faster if you have the balls to do it but it’s honestly safer even at high speeds when you have good riding technique and understand body position and weight distribution. Ryan Hughes has endless amounts of golden nuggets about technique on his channel. Check him out he is a former champion. Also study Jett and Hunter Lawerence’s technique and body position for different obstacles, they have perfect technique

Absolutely will do a jump how-to video in the near future. Thanks!

korndoggocr I have found in the beginning of the whoops section I remain loose but around the 3rd or 4th I’ll start to squeeze cause I find my body naturally found a comfortable spot. Sorry if that doesn’t make sense lol

I love it, but I also don’t really know what I’m doing or what features would be better

@@AjCatanzaro personally if you are riding when its dark and cloudy or muggy out then turn hypersmooth off. The hypersmooth works off the light so its why if you ever watch people who ride woods its more shaky because there is not as much light for it to work. I mean most people dont watch in 4k and it also uses so much gb. Idk all the settings are up to you though. You could probably find videos of people explaining the settings

Off the bike, showing positions for riding looks goofy as hell. But, it's real. Like myself and those that ride we can relate.

johnny ashcraft great question. You really should be leaving bike weighted. Although I have hit whoops before that essentially have no “setup” whoop, so in that case you do have to do a little bit of a preload and clutch to get the lift onto the top of them

Right on an thanks for all your awesome riding techniques videos

I'm trying the whoops, but I don't commit to my lean. How can I maintain that?.....Ruts are what we call the lines in the turns and straightaways. But close enough to understand👍

I would say 4 strokes are easier in whoops because the power is much easier to control and be smooth

p.s. This is a fantastic video. Subscribed and liked.

@@derekd4349 yes

Yes I’ll be sure to do a video on that

@@AjCatanzaro im dead lmao

And yes I called but theh never answer so I took a chance but God I just wish I had places to ride I would kill to ride that track aj keep me in mind man

Might actually hire some full time rock pickers

Are you 5?

Are you 18 or older?

How's your ama sx career going slappy? Shit talking is pretty easy behind a keyboard huh?

Thunder Chicken haha! I know it. I would love for someone one of these days to actually have the nerve to say something in person. Will never happen though

@@AjCatanzaro I know right...Your vids are super huge to the guys/kids/girls who are trying to improve their sx/mx game. But, it's youtube and you're always going to get a clown or two who'll say stupid shit.