www.crosstrainingenduro.com tractionerag.com Learn to how to wheelie in five easy steps. Well that's what many say. Instead, we offer these five wheelie tips before you even start to learn now. First, the good news. Anyone can learn to wheelie. Anyone. The bad news? It requires hours of practice. Hours and hours and hours: First step, you need to commit to regular practice learning how to wheelie. Ignore this advice at your own peril. Appreciate the complexity of what you are attempting. To reduce chances of small talk with your local XRAY tech, do not skip steps when learning how to wheelie. Do not assume you “got” step two down after only successfully replicating it two or three times in your hour of practice. Ignore this advice at your own peril. Here are some videos that break wheelies into logical, manageable steps for muppets, gumbies and reprobates who day dream of wheelies. If you believe our message makes sense, please mash the like and subscribe button, this allows us to provide you with more sketchy advice learning how to wheelie and do it more frequently. Adios muchachos. This will not happen in one session. Expectations. Learning to wheelie will take longer than you think. As an intermediate rider, there are, at minimum, five separate skills you will need to learn to do a wheelie. Then, if you successfully master each of these skills for learning how to wheelie, you will require hours of practice to tie them together. Watch a good instructional video on how to wheelie. There are four hundred and twenty thousand fantasy wheelie videos on RU-vid. I suggest several at the end of the video. Practice. Man, how come we’re talking about practice again? Research suggests that it takes approximately 20 hours of practice to begin to learn a complicated new physical skill and 10K hours to master it. Lies, all of them. LIES. Expert riders who have been experts for a really long time are often the worst people to learn from. Watching every single wheelie video on the internet will not bring you one single step closer to learning it if you do not have the discipline to practice. This is the number one reason why you will fail, therefore the first reason listed. You need to find yourself a convenient, appropriate and safe place to commit to regular practice. If you plan to make it as convenient and accessible as possible, this will may be the number one reason you will succeed if learning how to wheelie a motorbike. They often, but innocently, leave necessary steps out because they “just do it” without thinking. These skills have been ingrained in their muscle memory often since they were children, it doesn’t exist as a separate skill. We have all experienced this. You are on the trail, in a tricky situation and you ask, “What do I do?” and the more experienced rider reponds, “I don’t know, just ride over it”. You need a practical, step by step breakdown on how to begin the process of learning how to wheelie a dirt bike. Wheelies are unbelievably complex, they are physical and they are scary. You need to break down the first steps until you have them down cold. After 30, your bones have seen their best days. Bones density begins to decrease and every year afterwards you become more susceptible to fractures. Wheelies and fractures are roommates. They exist together in close quarters. Expecting that you will surely “get it” after a few sessions is completely unreasonable and you are setting yourself up for failure. Sure, if you are athletic and learn new physical skills quickly, it will take less time than someone who lacks athletic ability, hand/eye coordination but it will take longer than you anticipate learning how to wheelie. This process will be a roller coaster of failure combined with emotional highs and lows. For every AHA moment you experience, prepare for a frustrating glut of consistent failure shortly afterwards. Consistent advancement is one of the elusive dragons you will need to battle. Usually we list safety a distant third but today, it ends up sixth, simply because safety is a real downer during a wheelie conversation. Many of you are over 30 years old. They are fun to watch because they reinforce your existing delusions about learning how to wheelie motorbikes. They make you feel like learning to wheelie really isn’t that difficult. They make it look easy. They conveniently leave out the dangerous consequences.
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