Your 'what not to do' read like a live viewing of how I rode this the first time. Excited to give it another go after watching a bunch of your videos!

This is awesome! I rode Alice Lake for the first time a couple weeks ago and was struggling with a lot of tech. Next time I go I am going to look you up to coach me.

I've tried this twice. . . both times in the rain! It did not go well. I was probably getting too far back. . .

Pretty sure it doesn't work with a schrader valve...

Lolz, I trained on trails like that for my intro to mtb. So that does not look to bad.

Useful and easy-to-understand advice. Especially love the amount of angles shown to give a thorough visual understanding to viewers. Hope to see more! and thank you so much!

Thanks for creating this video series!

One of the most practical tutorials series I've seen focusing on riding and with actual examples!

This has been my favourite MTB tutorial series focusing on rides. Very in-depth and beginner-friendly!

Amazing production! Excellent visuals and I hope to see more explanations for each recommended choice--I especially appreciate any technical visualizations!

Fantastic video!

Excellent and thorough! I wish to see more from this in the future!

Thank you very much for this!

Learned a lot from this. The collection of wipeouts were really helpfully especially in explaining what caused them. Really hope to see more videos like this! Thank you so much for your hard work on creating this.

Amazing video. Thanks!

great video!

Amazing series. I've just binged all the videos. The fantastic visuals really help explain the purpose of the positioning. Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for this excellent video series. It is well edited and combines visuals with excellent explanations.

Great video, as ever making something hugely challenging look very doable.

If you trust Squamish granite, you will be rewarded, mostly😬

gave me a good snort-laugh :D

excellent !!! thanks

Any tips on how to practice those steep transition moves to avoid parking the bike? I've gone OTB on a couple moves like that now and can't seem to figure it out.

Matt’s a great instructor. Although we were together when I came off a bigger drop skinny, from not following his advice 😂

Great work

Very good!!

Hitting it this fall(2023) TQ for teh tips!

Time for an update 🫠?

Excellent Video Thanks 😎

Excellent Video Did Rollercoaster 2X Saturday😎

Thank you for the great tips and video

Awesome Vid Thanks Definitely doing that this Summer 😎

Does anyone have this frame in Linkage x3 (.tlx) format?

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Awesome content! What trails would you recommend riding prior to In-and-Out?

Amazing series. Very well explained. Thanks

I really want to ride it but it looks so much scaryer in this video Edit: is there an easier line with a different exit?

Awesome explanations. Going to go see if I understand them like I think I do.

Wish i had watched this video BEFORE I rode the slab 🤣

Awesome. There was about 700-1000 people needing this advice, on the third weekend of each June up to 2016!

great advice as always!

Thanks Mat! Me and my riding buds are going to be in Squamish at the end of the month. We’ll look for the trail on this vid and I will try out your suggestions.

Nice video as always! Suggestion for another video on a similar feature… the uphill bridge into the steep rock halfway through Rupert. Dunno why but that one always gives me trouble.

bit late, but i dont think you should have weight the helmet with the tags still attached when measuring grams...

Just took a slabs clinic with you guys! Looking forward to getting a bit more practice on Boney Elbows, then ready to check this one off the list!

Watched through some of your back catalogue. Glad you're still doing these. They're great!

Really like the coaching style, detailed and informative.

Great video. Is the shoot next to it with the timber bottom bridge, the official line and if so is it easier?

Great breakdown Matt!

Great to see these videos back. Took a cornering clinic with you guys last summer and it was a blast