I was going to say the same…all casual like too

Yeah, I don't watch as much POV as I used to and mostly just watch Seth ... BUT Phil is and always has been an instant click and full watch. I love his commentary and his riding is one-of-a-kind ... Plus I'm in the Northeast so he rides a lotta the same stuff I do, albeit just a tad better!

Same. It blows my mind that o watch him ride the same trails I ride and does them at Mach 12 and sends gaps I didn’t even know existed and just gives a “woohoo”. Very fun to watch

That applies to thousands of us!

Thanks! Will do!

​@@SkillsWithPhilyou should come out to New Brunswick Canada. We have some really nice downhill parks, and some free biking parks as well.

@@matthewbrocke4298bro the only downhill parks we got in nb with lifts is Poley and sugarloaf

I'm a casual follower :)

It gets boring after a while tbh

Not sure what the 92 course looked like but the WC course they ran most recently was definitely spicey. Hope to see it come back

I've been told there's more secret trails than marked trails! Anyway I have more videos coming from the weekend. :)

@@SkillsWithPhil They're super fun, I did notice a couple lines got barred off by logs tho 😶

@@SkillsWithPhilexact more secret than marked trail , labatt 50 chainsaw wallnut slabaconda just to name few of them these trails are insane and very gnar and steep they are secrets for a good reason !

​@@SkillsWithPhiloh yeah nice so maybe some from the enduro trails! I was hoping you did film it! We saw you there sunday but didnt want to bother you guys lol Way better condition than freshly made DH trails..don't know what they're thinking over there but they'll just have to redo everything once again! 🤦‍♂️

It wouldn't be a Quebec trip without hearing at least one!

Right on!

This is a personal list, most favorite to not my favorite: Bromont, Highland, Thunder, Mountain Creek, Bolton, Killington, Burke, powder ridge. They all have their pluses and minuses, and can all be fun with the right group.

You can go to Bromont. On the way back take a detour and hit MSS, Mont Blanc. The spend a couple days in the Ottawa area and pedal VÈLO MSM in Mont Ste Marie (approx 1 hour north of Ottawa), finish it up with some gnarly laps at Camp Fortune. That would be a fun trip.

Yes they do! Lots of them. :)

Love your channel by the by!!!❤

They are my title sponsor this year, they pay in big macs, and monopoly money.

Sam Thibault. We are in a french part of Canada here, in Quebec, so we all speak french...doesnt mean we have connection with everybody that speak or have french name! Haha

While i can't relate, I've heard this from other people, so you aren't alone. Im actually semi afraid of heights but chairlifts don't phase me. I can only attempt to help. Number one tip I have is to not look directly down. Look in front, to the side, but resist looking below your feet. It might be worth visiting small resorts with slower lifts. The big resorts often have big spans between their towers and the chairs are higher off the ground. Itd be much easier to get comfortable with lifts at a small resort and work your way up. Lastly, how often do you fall off your couch or diner room chair? I bet it's pretty close to never. A chair lift isn't too much different. Also, having friends to keep your mind at ease and talking throughout the ride probably wouldn't hurt. I'm not sure if any of this is at all helpful, but i wish you the best of luck.

@@SkillsWithPhil I really appreciate you responding, Phil! I saw your message when you responded but had to go to bed and didn't double back so my apologies. I'll look up some places that might have smaller lifts because you're right, the major ski lifts are way the hell up there and it's daunting. We took the kids up the Gondola at Winter park and my kids were nervous so I had to play it off like nothing was wrong but little did they know I was dying inside lol...I hate it because I was never afraid of heights as a kid nor have I had anything traumatic happen...it's so weird...even when riding my dirtbike I'm afraid to be up in the air when hitting jumps even though I used to smash triples and other big jumps when I was younger... Might just have to suck it up and care more about the journey down the hill than the journey up.

I don't really, i just know when i get mud on my goggles there's a good chance my GoPro lens also got muddy. It's also lower down and more susceptible to mud flinging off my tires.

Dare i say i think i prefer riding in the wet. I just hate being damp, dirty and having to clean my bike😁

Honestly yes. I'm not terribly far and I'm ashamed that I've never visited besides for the one race i did in 2011! A++ trails. It's not quite whistler status but there's so much to enjoy and explore.

This is a mountain bike.

Nah he didn't it's the friggin lizard people again! They stole his views..

The real question is why are your abpe to get to the video in 30 secs

Phil is real and doesn’t sit there and advertise the shit out of products. His video style is realistic, dude has a life outside of making videos (volunteering making mtb trails) and rides better than all KZfaqrs aside from winning World Cup runs by Loic Bruni. If you wanna watch some cheese ball advertise and hype up products and bikes for no reason you shouldn’t watch this authentic down to the core mountain biker (Phil).