What the Pro's Wont Tell You About Learning to Jump on a Mountain Bike | How to Jump a Mountain Bike

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What the Pro's Wont Tell You About Learning to Jump on a Mountain Bike | How to Jump a Mountain Bike
One of the hardest things to learn on a mountain bike for me was learning to jump. Though, I knew how to bunnyhop for a few years before I learned to Jump, I did not understand how to utilize the bunnyhop in conjunction with jumping a mountain bike. The pro's would say that learning to bunnyhop is essential for learning to jump, but still I could not figure out how the two worked together. In this video I'm going to be revealing the mystery behind how bunnyhopping works in conjunction with jumping a mountain bike. I will also teach you some very useful secrets that pretty much every video by a pro that I have seen fails to reveal.
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@raheemgahelable 4 года назад

This is by far, the best jumping breakdown video I've ever seen! Great job, brother!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow that means a lot brother thank you 😎🤘

@sirsiriussowhy Год назад

The psychological side is sometimes more important than the actual doing, realizing the jump and the landing makes a huge difference in overcoming fear, great video and perception 👍

@mark77woody 4 года назад

I'll be honest that was a way better breakdown on how to jump than almost all other tutorials.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow brother thank you for that, please share with as many as you can 🤣🤘

@Gehajjs62727 3 года назад

@@MTBdropIN is it odd that when I learned to jump I felt that learning how to pump helped more than learning bunny hops? I have no clue why I am watching jump tutorials but RU-vid sent me here, great tutorial btw.

@johncole3010 Год назад

I’m 57 coming from a BMX background with no experience on full suspension bikes. I have done the dead sailor, got bucked and cased while my friends would clear jumps with perfection. I began just focusing on suspension set up to give me the ability to pop up after compressing the front. I would hit jumps and make it safely and sometimes even boost a jump and getting consistent is still an art form. Those blind jumps are no problem and Now other people are watching me. My advice is to just focus on safely jumping to get the hang of it and practice boosting on table top jumps. Speed , angle of stance and level out will come with time. Crashes rarely happen even though I have had some close calls ( like riding 🎉he front tire out after sending a jump to fast) now my bike is called ,”little pop” and life is good

@Duckhead3000 4 года назад

PTSD guy right here and mountain biking saved my life. Helped me quit drinking and keeps my 39 year old ass in shape! Love you PMA and approach to offing tips for us non-pro softies. Any tips for hardtail jumping?

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

No not yet but in time 😉

@colinfruend5537 4 года назад

BMX helps. It is the same motion and technique on any size bike, plus they are a bit smaller and easier to bail off of. And best of all, they are cheaper by far and hard to kill.

@aldryxz1023 4 года назад

Same! PTSD guy here as well! Biking saved my life as well!

@srich8251 4 года назад

I have PTSD from learning to jump ;-)... Still at it ,

@williamstryker6643 4 года назад

I'm nobody, but the biggest difference seems to be adapting to the lack of rear sus rebound and compression. Jumping a hardtail can be easier in some ways. I find it more intuitive to think about compressing just the front fork as opposed to weighting the bottom bracket (therefore both sus components) and transferring weight for micro-adjustment of rotation.

@_systemd 4 года назад

"every time you fail"... every time I fail I take 3 months of partial and 6 months of full recovery lmao. but ye thanks this video is a gamechanger.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Lol 🤣 well one more crash over with before making it happen lol

@domtom010 4 года назад

Ur description of how the pros do it is so spot-on. I’ve watched tons of vids and learned a lot of technique, but was missing what u provided in this vid. Thanks for posting 👍🏾

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@robbaker8390 2 года назад

One thing that always stuck in my mind was when you explain that the jump lifts the front wheel for you. Such great advice and so obvious when you think about it. After hearing that I stopped pulling up on my bars and going dead sailor. Your advice really made things click for me. I watched this a year ago. 1 year later and I'm jumping like a boss. Cheers dude. 10/10

@MTBdropIN 2 года назад

Wow man thank you for this testimony

@Dangarangg 4 года назад

So much respect. The best teachers are those who have to struggle to get there, this inspired me a ton to keep practicing because I am legit scared of heights as well! Thanks man.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Ha ha right on brother keep sharing with me your progress

@nathanlindsay2669 4 года назад

After watching dozens of jumping videos I've never seen to load both front and back equally and to not pull back (no L) on a jump. I bet I've never loaded the front enough. Can't wait to try this new approach. Really loved the video and the positive concept behind it. Keep 'em coming!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime let me know how it goes

@mtbvc9545 4 года назад

This is really the best and real description of how it's done! I've seen all the PRO explanations but they all skip important steps. Compressing the fork as well is never ever mentioned. Keep up the good job!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you

@tomihenrik4387 4 года назад

Yeah theyre like "just preload dude" and you wonder why youre getting bucked otb lol

@Baguioboy-torogikid 2 месяца назад

One of the most realistic and sincere instruction on how to jump a mtb. Thanks!

@jackadler5941 4 года назад

Like the way you explain the technique. I’m now a Sub!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

ha ha thanks.... welcome!!!! :)

@junboo8730 4 года назад

Haha same here

@waymarkerbushcraft 4 года назад

totally admire the honesty in this vid. For a lot of folk (me) it does not come naturally. Accepting that is a major milestone and takes a lot of pressure off. Don't beat yourself up if you can't jump straight away, chill and just keep trying - on a nice small safe tabletop jump preferably. Great video, thanks for filming

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Anytime thank you for this feedback

@paulanderson9197 4 года назад

Great video. As I approach my 50th, I suffer the fears you did when it comes to jumping. Wish I was in my teens again, when I had no fear, but over coming them is a big goal, as my youngest daughter has started riding with me, and I would love her to learn.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Lol, I hear you but just be so blessed and excited to ride with your daughter that’s the real sender!!!

@ishmaelmayor6738 Год назад

I'm 57 and I learn how to jump at 55, started MTB at 54. So I am telling you, you can still do more. I had a lot of crashes, and it's all part of the game. One biker says, "If you are not crashing you are not challenging yourself enough". Just keep on sending it!

@franklempka2159 4 года назад

I’m 62 and have six screws in my left palette and raced motocross and street biked for years but this helps me get back to what I know in this new sport for me, thanks man!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

right on brother anytime.

@loganbirdman4423 4 года назад

Thanks. I think you are a good motivator. Can't wait to practice more!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you for thet!

@spyburner5580 4 года назад

pros sometimes forget the smaller issues that need to be overcome as they been pro jumping for so long they have forgotten. This video is so good as it covers it from a practical angle that is relevant to less experienced riders.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you for this feedback

@rolfvomgolf3721 4 года назад

It all makes sense now...I always thought I had to pull back 😱

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

So glad to hear and help 😎🤘

@onionridetv 4 года назад

only if you want to do a flip ;)

@a.k2156 4 года назад

@@onionridetv And to be completely honest the back flip is easy, even for a beginner.... Coming rubber side down is the tricky part ;)

@Larock-wu1uu 3 года назад

Finally a well justified and amazingly explained jumping tutorial! Not the usual “you just jump and feel“ stuff. Keep up the great work!

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Thanks, will do!

@ChinoZ32 4 года назад

Subbed. Reason: you’ve been able to demonstrate these two things in such a decluttered and simplest way. Thank you.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@aldomaya13 4 года назад

Same 👍🏼

@rafaelramos9502 4 года назад

That's was the best explanation I've seen combining bunny hop with jump. I've gone over the bars when I first heard it, "perform a bunny hop while jumping, it's the same technique"... but nobody had explained the nuances as on this video (suspension compression, which bunny hop step to skip for jumping,...). Thanks Tony!!!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime 😎🤘

@slademcinerney332 4 года назад

Lightbulb moment!! I was always confused about sending my weight back and how that would work in the take-off thanks for clearing that up, it was the missing piece that I needed. Love ya work keep crankin it out. Rich Drew is great but it is good to hear from a non-pro who is like the rest of us.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow brother thanks for sharing this feedback with me 🤘

@derman3658 4 года назад

Can I add same as this comment, but with a little more. Standing UP. Not getting weight back, but standing up. I was trying to push through my feet the whole time, then pulling up some, with straight arms, WRONG. Push through feet and arms, to load up, then stand up at the top of lip. The bars will come back as you hit the lip, so you don't need to pull back, which I was doing. Arms should be straight, which will stop you going off to the side. ONCE OFF THE LIP, Then, gently push forward to meet the landing. I just need to get braver standing up now. Watched the slo mo here loads of times, and finally, the standing up bit clicked. Still not sending it but now know where I'm falling down. Thanks

@Petr388 4 года назад

@@derman3658 Well it really depends on the shape of the jump, but basically you should throw yourself a little bit back if you really want to get some height. But consider going back with your upper body only, not your butt. Especially on the steeper lips it will be happening naturally, because it prevents you from soaking the top of the lip which leads to potential OTB. In smaller lips or less steep you should lean back more by yourself and you will get the maximum potencial from the lip. I think when you start to jump more steeper lips, it teaches you by itself naturally to push your upperbody little bit backwards and afterwards you transfer this 'body knowledge' efortlessly to less steep lips.

@therealgeronimo1127 2 года назад

This is sick, I’ve done extreme sports pretty much my whole life and just started mountain biking about a month ago. Love the message and intentions you’er coming with. My brother does something similar with skateboarding. These things really are great outlets for everything you named. Keep it up man 🙌🏽💯

@edgardorodriguez1092 4 года назад

“That’s one less time I have to do it before I actually succeed” true in everything in life

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

😎🤘

@mrkaufmanMTB Год назад

This was actually super helpful to me. I'm pushing 40 and have been mountain biking for 10 years (gravel, XC, then trail riding and finally getting into enduro for the past two years). I can bunny hop and do drops but im still not confident in my jumps at all. Applied this and instantly got better. It's crazy how so little can go so long. Great tutorial! Subbed!

@nenadmomic Год назад

it's amazing how I get better understanding about so many tricks explained on so smaller channels by unknown guys (I do not want to underestimate this guy whose really awesome) compared to mainstream channels (pinkbike, gmbn, trail boss, etc.). He pointed few things why are you doing them and what they cause as a result which are simple, like importance of preloading both suspensions equally and exactly why is that important, etc... Awesome video!

@Wannaridebikes 4 года назад

Hey Tony hope all is well. And yeah back in the day them huffys I bunny hoped is nothing like a mtb.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Ha ha seriously I really want a hardtail but don’t feel like re learning anything lol

@Wannaridebikes 4 года назад

MTBdropIN yeah I went and got a 29 hardtail to learn the bigger wheels I guess I’m stuck with 26 inch I’m just way comfortable with them my wife I got her a 27.5 hardtail she loves hers. But I’m just gonna keep plugging on it. I have a old steel frame gt I building and making it a hardtail and yup keeping the v brakes to look old school with it. One I can just thrash with no worries.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude that’s awesome you gonna save a ton of money 🤣🤘

@shawnd9791 4 года назад

Hes doing a Pro Hop, not a bunny hop its 2 different things, a bunny hop is when both wheels pop of the ground at the same time

@xTypeTwoFunx 7 месяцев назад

Dude, this was the video I needed to connect what I was doing and what I needed to be doing to clear jumps. Thank you 🙏🏻

@matthewbasquez4373 4 года назад

please please please address the one thing that i notice when learning, to simply make sure that when you practice wheelies or anything that gets you front wheel off the ground,, That when you land trying to keep your front wheel straight,, That you are not pulling in favor of your dominant arm, and end up over the bars... when practicing that be aware of it,, I learned the hard way,, That is what i think the pro's take for granted its second nature to them,,,, keep up the good work...

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude send me a vid on Instagram explaining what you are talking about I don’t understand but it sounds valuable

@JerrySpallone 4 года назад

I'm a year in and suffer from the same issue though less and less as I practice. He doesn't cover it in the video because you're not pulling up coming out of preload and its something he probably didn't experience. When you load the bike, you shouldn't have to pull up, its more like, as the bike is unloading you're also unweighting in a sense. Everything comes up together and you shift your weight to level the bike as he explains.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

@@JerrySpallone good stuff

@matthewbasquez4373 4 года назад

On the landing of a small jump, there was a quick left turn, I anticipated the turn " before landing", My wheel was not straight on landing, Over the bars i went.. Also some how i'm pulling with my right arm just enough to not land straight ,, I hope this helps.... I'm not a video guy don't have a clue...

@JerrySpallone 4 года назад

@@matthewbasquez4373 id say you're not preloading enough therefore you're pulling to compensate and your dominant arm is pulling a little harder. I posted a 17min slow mo vid on my YT to document my progress and see how others were hitting the same jump. Def helps to see various techniques and how they effect take off and landing. Im on the blue pivot in the video.

@dc2guy2 10 месяцев назад

I have a fear of heights and anxiety in general, haven't even finished the video but already feel motivated 💪🏽

@ark530abe 4 года назад

Great video! I found overthinking the whole process the hardest. I feel like that whole notion not wanting to get hurt almost get you in bigger trouble. Just huck n prey repeatedly until you dull out that sensation of falling!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Lol, I think we would have a whole lot of people broken if we bucked and prayed 🤣

@oystercatcher943 3 года назад

No. I think go higher and faster as you feel more comfortable not before. Crash again = more anxiety

@mikemarchetta3145 4 года назад

Really like how you touch on the mental side of hitting the jump. No one talks about this, but its 90% of what most are struggling with. Great video!

@mikemarchetta3145 4 года назад

sub'd

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you so much !!!!!! please click the bell so you actually get notified when I make a vid if you want to 😎🤘🤘🤘 cause they sub button does crayon anymoebe

@AdamMock 4 года назад

Such a great break down. Thank you! And thank you for admitting how nerve racking it is to learn to jump. I'm in my late 40's and just starting to learn to jump. My videos show me not pre-loading and getting the form right, so my nose drops and I almost go OTB. And I love your mission of mental health and MTB! I work in personal development so I find the same synergy between the trails and life. Grateful for the work you're doing and glad I found your channel!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude thank you for this very encouraging comment and thank you for supporting the mission

@justanothernoobe 4 года назад

man - I love your honesty with facing, accepting and overcoming your fear and anxiety. That's a MASSIVE life-skill and achievement. Keep doing that. And keep helping others to do that. Much respect - put yourself out there to help others. Support for others … THAT is what life is about.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this feedback 🤘😎

@Mtbdiyshedpage 5 месяцев назад

This was very encouraging. I'm also scared of height and after a huge crash (broken pelvis) 10years ago I have crash anxiety as well

@MTBdropIN 4 месяца назад

I know how that can go. Someone may recommend to start at your comfort zone and do not build up until you feel comfortable. Your body will let you know when it's ready to go to the next level.

@theclydesdalemtber2194 4 года назад

Hey mate, as a person suffering with PTSD I love your work. I miss doing jumps and as an over 40 now I have to relearn how to jump again and it has nothing to do with technique anymore for me and everything to do with mental game. Thanks again Trent

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

No worries anytime and keep shredding , and stay focused on what’s ahead!

@coronabikecrewcbc3882 3 месяца назад

mate you explained like a real master, I have to teach some classes to kids at the bike park and was struggling to find a good way to express it so it can be easily understand and you did it just perfect! thank you very much !

@TheRadChannel 3 года назад

I’m watching this from Killington Bike Park after having a bad day on the jump lines. I’ve never felt so lousy after a ride... This video makes so much sense! Thank you brother! I can’t wait to get out there tomorrow and try again!

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Dude thank you for this in action comment so awesome ... anytime

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Dude thank you for this in action comment so awesome ... anytime

@kozizzle 4 года назад

What an excellent breakdown for jumping. I also too get severe anxiety when trying to tackle jumps and most of the time bail out before going off the jump. Thanks for your humility and understanding of a beginner like me goes through with this stuff!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

right on brother anytime im glad you were encouraged so stoked

@kenjithomas 3 года назад

I've seen many tutorials on how to jump using the bunny hop but AFAIK you were the only one who mentioned to forget step 3 of bunny hop and the reason behind it. You are a very good teacher!

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Thanks brotha 🤘

@benilak 4 года назад

Not only is this technically informative but it's also very encouraging. I'm 28, just started biking, and had my first real nasty fall today going otb on a jump. Kinda got to wondering if I'll ever be able to get it down when kids half my age are sending it all around me, but you helped me remember with time and practice it will make more sense. Thanks!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Awesome that’s great to hear Ben the best thing you can do is keep ridding

@oddjob4877 4 года назад

Sometimes the best teachers are people who Don’t have an innate gift for the skill, because they understand all the difficulties with learning that skill and can then explain and empathise with ordinary people. This is a Great video......well done.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow thanks brother for this positive comment

@bikeninja956 2 года назад

really good channel man, great cause too...keep it up! The "stand up to the jump" technique is def the way to go!

@eliasdanieli5461 4 года назад

I couldn't agree more, i learned to jump on my first bikepark day with the help of a friend. First he told me to preload and that in itself was eye opening, but altough enough on little jumps, it didn't quite make it for the big ones, that's where for me the standing up on the bike move really worked wonders. This is the first tutorial i've come across that points these 2 things out. Good job!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you !!! 🤘😎

@fouglasdir 4 года назад

Excellent video on jumping. The only one I've seen that addresses the mental game involved with it! Well done.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

So stoked you pointed this out!

@strykeplaysmcjohnpickhypix1205 4 года назад

I like how you explained “bunny hopping” a jump isn’t like bunny hopping on flat land. The pros don’t explain that but you did thank you

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on I’m glad I was able to help 🤗

@Thirteen31Music 2 года назад

The video is excellent advice. I personally found the usually bunnyhop comparison unhelpful and couldn’t see how it applied. This was really helpful - thank you

@h82fail 4 года назад

I wasn't sure you were going to really explain it any different, I've seen so many videos. But you did and made it clear exactly why I am getting over 2 fractured ribs from a endo landing. I preload with my feet only I think and rely on pulling the bars up mid air to level it out after takeoff. Works fine when I land to flat, but not when I land on a slope/ramp. Thanks, good info and quality edit.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Thank you sir very appreciated 🤘🤘

@cadecashen 4 года назад

Your honesty is so refreshing, dude. Thanks.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@gregbess3302 3 года назад

Thankyou, Thankyou, Thankyou ... I have been strugging with exactly THIS ... and nobody has made this Bunny Hop relevant to Jump clear to me until this ... GREAT vid

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@amosluyk 4 года назад

If you want to learn something, ask someone who has struggled to learn it but succeeded! Great vid, just what I needed right now. Thanks :)

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

😎🤘 thanks brothe r

@ianhallett2190 4 года назад

Thank you so much! I, too, had heard the bunny hop explanation, but could never send it even though I raced bmx in college and rode trials in grad school. I saw your video while in Bentonville and finally started sending jumps and hitting gaps. Again, thank you so much! How have all the other professional coach channels missed this? Maybe you have found a new career!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude thank you for telling me this!

@chieftan69 4 года назад

I love your positivity man. Great video. Thanks!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you!!

@TheGreaterU 4 года назад

Been on mountain bikes for 30 years, always been a modest jumper, your tip on squashing front and rear is absolutely my missing piece! In other news WE MUST COLLABORATE! I am a licensed counselor, been in the business 20 years now and love this concept of combining mental health and biking. I always tell my clients that my bike is one of my therapists. I take some clients on rides or climbing as well to face their fears within in a powerful way. Let's find a way to connect, would love to chat. Great channel, great video, great concept.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude sounds amazing send me a message on Instagram

@OktaFierce 4 года назад

Great vid man. I'm still trialing all the different rubbish out there on TY regarding jumping and you have hit the nail on the head i think.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Thanks brother I really appreciate this

@rafaelvalente4595 3 года назад

Don’t know who you are, mate. And I’ve watched nearly 30 how-to-jump videos and this video of yours is BY FAR the MOST REAL LIFE AND THE MOST CLEAR how to jump video and explanation! Thank you for getting the time to share with us! Have fun out there! Cheers, brother👊🏽 🚲

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Thanks brother for this amazing feedback!!!

@Newbieriderr 2 года назад

by far the greatest jumping tutorial. and true with the pros tho, they just say "like this like that" nd youll end up not learning anything at all

@TheRicardoSanchez 4 года назад

Dude this came back up in the suggested vids so I watched again and now I am doubling down on previous comment that this is unquestionably the most valuable and practical tutorial on jumping on the youtubes. Period. What you're doing is great broh!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude thank you I appreciate so much thank you for being communicating with me in regards to this it helps

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude thank you I appreciate so much thank you for being communicating with me in regards to this it helps

@helimute720dude3 4 года назад

Dude you are an awesome coach. What a great demonstration of how to jump but also conquer fear. Much love man

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you

@fredpomi851 4 года назад

Thanks for clarifying the fact that the difference between jumping and bunny hoping is that the jump lip does the backward motion front wheel lift for you. So many "how to" videos forget about this... The important aspect is to keep your body centered of slightly towards the front (and that's psychologically challenging) and let the bike come close to you so you can match the landing slope. If you're a skier, a roller bladder/skater even a horse rider, you know that you're only in control when leaning forward.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow that’s amazing clarification thank you

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow that’s amazing clarification thank you

@deleteelite4594 4 года назад

Well explained bruvver, the motion you explained filled in those vital details I've been missing, thank you!!!!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Your so welcome 😊🤘

@SimpleSouls Год назад

Hands down the best jumping tutorial out there. Plus it got me super stoked for riding. Subscribing instantly, great work and looking forward to watching more stuff on the channel bro 🙂🤙

@ryaninthewild1776 4 года назад

I like what you're doing with your channel. I'm new to mountain biking and I have a lot to learn but I also know I can go out in a horrible mood and be all smiles when I'm done.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you so much talk to you soon

@caldawn77 2 года назад

I been searching for awhile mate~ thanks a lot for the front fork tip!!

@bethrobidoux7167 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for being so honest. I feel the same way about jumping. I want to but I also don't want to get hurt. I'm going to try your advice. Wish me luck.

@robertdaniel3250 4 года назад

Great video and really helpful.. all the success in the world with your journey.. helping people this way is super relatable, even for those who don't have any anxiety etc they can still have insight into other people's thinking and can open a conversation which is awsome.. Keep up the great work mate!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on thank you for this amazing encouragement

@jddusterhoff Год назад

Awesome video and very insightful approach to recognize how NEW people learn vs how Pros describe things. Also LOVE integrating mental health into MTB! We’re along this ride with you! 💯💪

@mcduffrobert 4 года назад

Good stuff, I just turned 64, but you know what they say, 60 is the new 40. Just started MTB last June. Bought my first bike the day I retired. On my 3rd bike...lol... and loving it. Thanks for your YT channel

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Ha ha right on and congrats 👍🤘🤗

@DileepKumar-yo6oe Год назад

Very good breakdown of dynamics bro 👏🏻👏🏻 nice work

@iantaylor8190 3 года назад

I watched this again. Your explanation is so good. Very good tuition. Love this video

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Ha ha thank you very much !!! 😎🤘

@jorgetellez4072 4 года назад

Dude ....... Your vibe is awesome and inspiring ! I’m just starting to work on jumps , I was a mess on party wave at Big Bear but after seeing this I think I get it . Never thought of adding the bunny hop momentum into jumping ! Makes total sense , thank you 🙏🏻

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother anytime

@marcotaranto9365 4 года назад

I really agree with what you said about the disconnect between the newer and more experienced riders. I rode BMX in the park most of my junior high and high school years so jumping and biking in general has been engrained in me for a long time 3 years ago I picked up my first proper mountain bike, I am completely obsessed with it! Last week i rented a bike for my girlfriend to come ride and experience mountain biking. I was trying to coach her but found it difficult to explain form and teqnique. there really is so much that you dont think about after riding for so long. It becomes muscle memory after a certain point. And is incredibly difficult to explain.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Yeah it’s really a skill, I analyze everything and nothing really comes natural to me so I spend time really paying attention to theory and mechanics

@Tom-fn8xc 3 года назад

I don’t understand why other tutorials say to only preload the rear. Literally the reason why so many people go OTB… either not preloading at all or only preloading the rear. Thanks for the great tutorial!

@MTBdropIN 3 года назад

Right on brotha thank you

@chaerw 2 года назад

Best explanation I have seen. Thank you.

@perrypendergrass730 4 года назад

Never have been told to compress the front fork. Ride with 10 high level guys at dirt park and none have told me to do that. Can’t wait to work on this. Thanks for a get vid

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother glad to help 😎🤘

@TheYBGOON 4 года назад

Pre loading is just squatting down in the bike though. I know your mentioning shocks and all but as a Bmx racer Mtb rider I had no shocks on my bike. I compress my body into the bike and push down and scoop my pedals making sure to lift from my shoulders and then trying to match the bike to the landing. But pros can’t explain jumping unless they’re a coach. And you sir are a coach

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Ha ha thank you 😎🤘

@c0linh20house2 4 года назад

As far as anxiety goes, learning to fall was incredibly helpful for me. It gave me the confidence to safely push my limits. Also great video! Love the mental health aspect.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

right on brother thank you and you are so right i really would love to do a video on how to fall on a mountain bike lol

@c0linh20house2 4 года назад

@@MTBdropIN Lol just have some ibuprofen on hand for after. Keep it up man!

@tlc3833 4 года назад

Thank you so much for your video & words of encouragement bro. I'm a 44yr old dad of three boys. I actively BMX Race with them. We're new to MTB-ing but learning alot. Jumping is my kryptonite. I know it will be a game changer once I over come my fears. As a child I jumped everything but as an adult, well I have work on Monday.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Yeah you got to go slow and know you are confident you can land it

@markhoney5869 4 года назад

Great video! MTB has helped my mental and physical health greatly. Thanks

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

No worries brother anytime

@jimmyrohde5304 2 года назад

Tony, what a great mission you have! Maybe you could connect with Rogue Veteran Mountain Biking Association? They have a few chapters across the US. Their goal is to help vets with PTSD and other issues. This really is an amazing group. Mountain biking makes me feel like a new guy. Thanks for what you’re doing.

@brendonchase9460 4 года назад

Great tips and in-depth explanation of the formula. Good job. Your awesome.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you!

@riottownrecords 4 года назад

Wow this is such a different way to do a feature lesson. Finally somebody talked about the mind-set part of riding. It's such a big part of the whole MTB lifestyle that literally NOBODY talks about. Congrats on finding your channel niche dude!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you so so much

@riznaldo07 4 года назад

The best break down and inspirational video for jumping on the whole of youtube, thanks dude!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dang bro I really appreciate thet

@PorscheguyGT3 4 года назад

Thanks for your honest and positive video! 🤩

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

No worries hope I can be producing more

@kirkthorpe5392 4 года назад

You’re 100% right, tons of videos out there really don’t make these connections thanks a ton!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow brother thanks a lot for this feedback!!!

@maximosmorgan9727 4 года назад

Thanks Tony, that's just what I needed! I am confident on senders, since they are straight. It is when the lip comes into play that I struggle. You really made sense to me....can't wait to try it!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother please let me know how the process goes!!!

@kahoycrafts 4 года назад

That really helped how you talked about compressing both the front and back end of the bike. I never learned how to properly bunny hop or get big air, so I'm practicing between rides. At 44 jumping seems scarier for sure, and falling is definitely a concern. You're right though, the fear is not enough to stop me from trying. 😅

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude right on brother let me know the progress 😎🤘

@MrOswaldini 4 года назад

Best video about jumping I've ever seen, kudos !

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow, brother thank you so much!!!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Wow, brother thank you so much!!!

@gabrielfigueroajulia8347 4 года назад

Great video man! I feel the same when it comes to jumping, and I’m trying to improve. I’ve found that an easy way to start is following someone with more experience, it helps you judge your speed and build up confidence. I didn’t think it would make such a big difference until I tried it. Thats my tip, keep up the good work!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Thanks a lot Gabriel!!!

@iangeles38 4 года назад

Best breakdown I've seen. Thank you. You have a new subscriber

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

😎🤘 thank you sir!!!!!!

@JEllesgaard 4 года назад

As a coach I hear a lot of people say that they heard you should bunny hop to jump but they never seems to be able to explain or show it right. Your explanation makes much more sense, I never managed to fill in the L motion when jumping. So from now on I will just kick those who says that jumping are just a bunny hop.

@TheCooGuR 4 года назад

Thanks!! This is really helpful and make sense.. really appreciate your explanation and sharing your perspective!

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Anytime 😎🤘

@RicklePick. 2 года назад

What a great channel bro nice to see that you focus on mental health by introducing people to mtb!! I just started MTBing like a month ago and I’m loving it!! 🙌🏼

@hoppygti 4 года назад

Really helpful video, good advice. I can do reasonably big tables, but my technique and confidence fades when faced with gaps, I find them terrifying. My focus is speed, I race enduro but chicken out of small road gaps etc on stages, costs lots of time, so frustrating because I'm usually close to a podium. 52 years old but still trying to master jumping. 👍

@johnlaw5762 4 года назад

Paul Hopton I really can relate. Not scared of speed at all but those bloody little gap jumps just do my head in 🤣

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

me too. lol

@pasitkhounphachansy4383 4 года назад

Good job man. And very insightful on why pro tips usually don’t resonate with people who are starting fresh. Your perspective way more comprehensive as these learnings are still fresh in your mind. I’m 46 and be damn If I don’t learn how to “fly”. One of these days.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Ha ha right on brother thank you!

@pasitkhounphachansy4383 4 года назад

I tried this today. Just relaxing and fight the urge to lean back. Instead push down toward the lip and stood up to unweight the bike.

@kingofmarsians21 4 года назад

Man, this is by far the best instruction video on jumps I have watched. Truly good stuff. Subscribed. Keep it up

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Right on brother thank you

@colinpurves6411 4 года назад

Brilliant vid. I have tried to jump for years and as now in my 60 's had pretty much given up. But now feel inspired to start again. Missing out that rear movement on the bunny hop during the jump is a game changer for me.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Dude that’s awesome please let me know how it goes 🤗🤘

@stevencruz4937 4 года назад

I like this video/explanation. What makes them a pro is that it becomes a reflex or like walking. They do it without thinking. What i found helps is watching a few different people explain it. Because everyone will say it differently, and I might understand better, or pick up something. You can't watch me ride to say what the exact problem is. A problem i have maybe missed in 10 vids, but caught is some where else.

@MTBdropIN 4 года назад

Gotcha, yeah I feel you I did the same and o saw that some gaps were left out, hence this video 🤣🤘

@stevencruz4937 4 года назад

@@MTBdropIN and soon there will be video number ....... Haha

@ks2717 4 года назад

Just found this video. Great job. Just got a new subscriber!

@davidmatthew5246 Год назад

It did make sense. Thank you. Especially about Pushing down on the bars simultaneously with pushing down on the pedals with your legs/feet, but NOT pushing your but back "L" Shape, as you do for a bunny hop. Question though. You say to push out on the bars as you are in the air, but in the vid, you seem to push out and down. Is that to match the slope of the landing (landing on the back side of this particular jump)?