Get Over Your Fear Of Jumps! 

Love it! Thanks for the comment. Shoutout Aus

​@AjCatanzaro I also thank you much for your content! I totally understand that you need to do this for a living or else you would not have the time to. At the same time you still put out a lot of good information supporting all riders who wish to take it in and that says a lot man!! The world's moto community needs that so bad!!

You're a whippersnapper. 1978 here ;-)

Thank you so much.

AJ is awesome. I tell all my riding friends to watch his videos. When he races next year will definitely be rooting for him.

Amazing!

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We’ll get you out of that zone on the 20th 😁 see you then!

Thank you so much! Thats what its all about!

Oof definitely hits different.

Idk how big you think big is, but most jumps are 3rd gear 3/4 throttle in my experience. Better to overjump a bit than to bounce. This past weekend I overjumped a 50+ ft long 30ft high step up with a steep landing twice, with no issues, if I bounced it that probably would’ve been catastrophic. Realize that most jumps you only need to go around 35mph to clear. Some bigger ones require 45+. I highly recommend following someone around your speed that is doing the jump you want to try and go ever so slightly faster than them. Also once you commit the first time you need to be 100% committed or you will case it. I lived in the 3/4 zone for many medium sized jumps (mainly doubles because of bad crashes trying to commit to them and not giving it enough speed) when I was racing 65s and 85s. Now I’m on a 250 I got the balls to commit and it’s such a breath of fresh air. Once you do it the first time you realize it was that easy the whole time and you were just in your head about it.

Gosh darnit! Next time 😁

Would love to come back!

We have several videos on Rutted jump faces on the Moto Academy RU-vid channel.

Eyes forward and up helps you pick your line an gives you a mental picture of what's under you cause you've already seen it cause your looking forward

The universe rewards those who share, happy days

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Not in the air.. prior to the jump

Taller gear for less experienced riders will almost always be more safe 😁 don’t think of the taller gear as more speed (although it can be if you want it to be), the taller gear is meant to create smoother & more controllable power 👍🏼

I get it.. but also might cause a beginner to bog out. Or god forbid stall it on the face of the jump.

@@RVmotoTravel stall it while moving?

@@trentenr7255 off the face of a steep jump, yes

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😁😁😁😁 not until I get a chance to ride your KDX 😝