NOSE PICKING TIGHT CORNERS LIKE A PRO! MTB TIPS! 

Great to watch you teaching again!

niceeee!! maybe a video on places to avoid losing speed during a stage, like common pitfalls where the seconds pile up

I think that a helpful video could be about landing jumps or drops on jank and technical sections, and maybe the ride out from that? Great video by the way, excited to see what come next!

Thanks man! Glad to learn from the best!!

I would like to see a video about weight distribution on a bike. For exampe: I tried to ride a steep drop and shifted my weight back to early so it made me do a nose wheelie down the hill by accident (very scary). I don't know if this is too basic for you and your viewers. Greetings from Germany.

Thank you for bringing back your videos, really appreciate these. Although they take you a lot of time 😃

I love the Enduro practice vids you do! Where you stop at the hard bits and assess the line choices and session them until your happy. Can't wait to see more of those. Keep up the good ride Jesse👍.

Thanks for the great tips Jesse!

really enjoyed that video, please keep them coming.

Can't wait for your next vid!

Thanks for the tips Jesse!

Great video! Thank you for this, going to start practising my endos today!

Great tutorial and showing all the different options

Great vid can’t wait for the next one 👍

Yo dude love the vids my guy keep it up

It's good to see you again Jesse. 👍🏻. Someone also posted coming back after a bad crash. I've noticed that after getting better at crashing, my confidence on the bike went up. Not sure how strange that will sound to some, but it totally helps me. Sucky part is waiting for those crashes haha!!! Thank you for the insights and enjoy your day Jesse.

Great to see you posting videos again. Not sure if it’s possible, would really love to see a video on how you understand your available grip on any trail and how you ride fast in dry and loose rocky dirt. Cheers

A video on flat corners and your techniques for cornering fast would be epic!

Good video! It motivated me to practice switchbacks!

This is a good tutorial! I will have to try it

practicing this today on a uneven corner man was it awesome to finally nail the nose pick, it helps sooo much

Great video. Great teaching nice Jesse keep up the good work. New subscribed here in philippines.

Subbed! Keep the awesome content coming bro🤘🏻

Thanks for making these videos Jesse. It will be great if you can doa detailed video on how to be fast on a bike and what you've found over the years where you were losing most time and what bad riding habits changed that.

Nice tips!

Thanks Man!

Great video Jesse! I haven't seen any really good tutorials on scandi flick. Coming from Scandinavia, I should not be aloud to call myself an enduro rider until I learn that properly;-) So a video of that would be gold! Keep up the good work!!

Nice video Jesse 🤘🏼

Good tutorial Jesse! I'd like to see jumping Hi speed gaps and big hip jumps maybe with some style thrown in. 😎

Thank you so much!

great to see the how too back , I got to commit some time to this technique as it looks so cool as well as being efficient , well done jessie , and how good do the trails look atm

More riding tech please👍 I like it

Awesome video as always! I would love to see some more trail breakdowns maybe also instead of different lines, comparing the times taken for different techniques. I would also find interesting if there is anything you can do to stay more focused when oxygen deprived, I had this happen to me when I decided to skip the break after a relatively intense climb.

Yes lad!

Perfect. The right video at the right time. 👍 We actually try to manage some switch back corners and this is exact the video we needed. Please show us the poser technic. Turn the back of the bike to the wrong side you know what I mean? Thx for the video

Subscribed!

A video on preparation and training in these months leading up to race season would be sick. Now that the off season is over, riding is more frequent, where is your mind at on day-to-day rides in March/April? Are you ripping race pace on all your rides? How to do you perfectly time your physical and mental peaks so you ride to your full capabilities come race time? Your raw race POV videos are pretty epic. Narrate your favorite training trails and give us some mental insight to your path into race reason. Thanks man!

Thanks for the vid Jesse. I've read some comments and can't imagine you doing a whole series on just beginner things unless the advanced rider is missing that =P I think everyone would just about like every tip they can get from an EWS champ =O I personally would love to hear your insights as to how to improve every detail of a trail - kind of like Detail - From the Mind of Kobe. Maybe we can send in our videos or analyze videos of fails/sends and what can be done better.

JUST SUBSCRIBED!!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌

that's my dream bike !

Really helpful thanks, I would like to see the best way of getting round off-camber corners

😳 need to learn those

*important* : endo corners only when the terrain it’s grippy enough. Def not non rooty/rocky wild terrain. In that case i use to find a better line and “pray n’ turn” 😆🤣 Btw very nice tutorial 😊

I'd love to see a video on how to handle going off rock drops slowly. I have no problem going off small drops at speed, but I have difficulty going off when going slow, like maybe you're rolling up to a feature thinking you can roll it, but then seeing that it's too steep or to high to just roll off, but now you don't have much speed. Or maybe the terrain leading up to the drop or after the drop doesn't allow for much speed. And the problem seems worse if the lead in to the drop is already at an incline. Thanks in advance!

XC in Squamish is proper downhill here in Ontario

Great Video. Would love to see one for flat corners. Is the scandi flick actually effective for cornering or is it more of a style thing? I really like hearing about how you might approach these switchbacks while racing vs. how you might to them when just cruising around.

Hi Jesse! Great Video and insight! Keep up the good work! Any chance you can share your experience on riding in different terrain? I started riding in the the rocky janky northeast (New England) and am now riding in the super dry moon dust of Lima, Peru. While I feel comfortable on some trails, there are other trails that steep and loose... sends me for loop. Any suggestions on how to ride different terrain?

Just in the process of buying a 2021 c70 I'm going to pick it up tomorrow

Also, I went OTB doing a stoppie because my forks were not set up, they dove and I went out the front. Always equipment's fault.

I always wonder how you guys get through those turns in a race. I feel better about my skidding now.

How about fastest lines down a typically slow/tech trail like Pleasure Trail? Could be something fun/different. (Obviously while respecting trail/not braiding)

Pretty cool I’ll stick to drifting

Are you coming to Arizona anytime soon?

Who's the rider your said can do this the fastest?

👌

hey Jesse, what's something you recommend when you've over trained, also, what's something you do that helps you stay in control when the trail gets janky.

Great video. I think for future ones if you could find a non-pro friend and help instruct him/her through a certain skill, that would make for a good video and give live feedback on if your teachings translate directly to improved riding. Also they could help hold the camera. Lol

Tips for getting back to speed or confidence after a bad crash? 💥

show us how to whip jesse edit* whip, jesse I dont want to see jesse be whipped lmao

Stuck between getting an altitude or a slayer. What do you prefer, I see you seem to ride the slayer more off season

Are you doing like a whip motion?

What about one on keeping speed through rough, ie roots and rocks

Jesse rides in a much higher gear than i do.

Could you do your tutorials with slo-mo and more camera angles? It is a huge help for learning, but it's too fast.

Do you ever get bored with riding? if so, do you just try and ride different trails? or do you step away from the bike for a few days?

Squamish XC? Is that the same as UK enduro? 🤔😉

Lets see you do it this smoothly turning to the RIGHT. LOL.

why you were not on the altitude?

in germany we call these just turns

PSA: NEVER EVER lock your brakes and skid your wheels on any trail intentionally unless your are racing on a dedicated race track in an official racing event (and yes that includes scandi flicks and any steering with the rear brake). If you absolutely have to do slide your wheels around, do it on the parking lot. Thanks.

NEXT: *How to ride blind... Stupid fast.*

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