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Break the glass … genius 🎉

Dude, your hint about leading with the outside shoulder and elbow changed my life. All the other stuff ok - great and all - but this little hint you put out here casually made me click on cornering after 3 years of messing around. Thanks a ton. I even made an own video about it (tagged you in it) 👉🏼th-cam.com/video/8fXtPQuDmi4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=owRBTq3SUIAun8Rm - again thanks so much for this seemingly little gambit.

Next skill to work on. Thank you!!!

That Rattlesnake was the size of a Buick !

Dude awesome!!! Do you do coaching??? I'm dying to get better at jumping

I have watched many hours of video. This ome finally helped me to shift from "jumping early" to strong roll off legs. Never felt better on little ramp jumps

I've came for this beautiful booty, but gained a lot of valuable tips. Thank you, your videos about jumping are very informative.

New subscriber here! Great video! I can't wait to try what you're teaching here! Located in York Pa!

It seems to me that the key to getting air is to immediately get your body up and forward right after you do the down and back motion. If you “hang out” too long when going back, almost like a manual, you won’t get air, because there’s a very small window where you need to get your body moving up and forward. Correct?

thanks for this...helpful!

Really good content, really well delivered. keep it coming, your the first to give me an answer to why my foot keeps coming off the pedal on jumps. lots of other great tips in the vid as well.

Random question: Isn’t your frame cracked or did I make that up?

How do I unlearn the trials hop? Muscle memory is strong. Any advice?

Excellent and useful tutorial as always!! Great channel!!

Probably my favorite single MTB technique. Clearing big trail features and obstacles, boosting jumps, finding doubles, creating style - the bunny hop is #1!

Best reasoning for every part of the motion ever. Thank you!

What helmet you using?

I'm currently stuck in speed jumper mode. Not totally proud of it, but I can hit big stuff. This video is a golden reminder of dangerous speed jumping is. I will get the J hop fairly dialed, then the bad habits take over. F O C U S!!! Ima play your video at the trailhead before I gear up haha.

There are so many different Channels trying to teach and as I’ve learnt and ridden I’ve realized and siphoned through the truly helpful Channels and yours is definitely one of them thank you , I’ve only been riding three months started very late wasted my life on drugs and crap (anyways to much info ) again thank you this helps massively

Subscribed. Glad I found you

Modern MTB with longer wheelbase, reach and chainstay which make bunny hop harder......

Yes, in 90’s in the Pennsytuckey hood i grew up in we would have bunny hop *competition’s on height (2x4s) and distance. Cola? Its defiently called a Pop out in Yinnzer country! Well done J, keep up the great work and making it look steezy brother 👍👍🇺🇸

I can vouch to the importance of filming yourself. You may not realize your mistakes until you watch yourself doing it

Really good advice. The bunny hop / J hop has helped loads with my jumping technique. Thanks

What tires do you use on this video

Great videos mate!

Thanks for the upload!

6:22 how TF did you do it that easy?

Your vids are great man, keep em coming!! 👍👍

Another great video Josh. I've been having an issue with jumping off the pedals and leaving the bike. I have also been faking it with a trials hop. I can see now I was focusing on trying to scoop the pedals. Your explanation makes perfect sense, focus on heels down. Thanks man.

Just wanted to say thank you for putting out the effort to produce these amazing videos.I’ve been trying to learn how to jump and your videos are helping me to get there!cheers!

Very helpful video! I like how you broke down each part of the jump. I feel like a lot of people gloss over those details. They say “pre-load” but don’t explain what that means and how to do it properly.

Nice break down bro, great to hear the "repetition is key" message!

Dont rush the process, thats one to remember, thx for your cool Videos ❤

I would love to see someone teaching this break down April ride mtb how to jump video. They seem to jump with just legs and seem to boost pretty easy. Just curious what your thoughts would be on the difference of what you teach and them. I’ve seen loam ranger stand up to the jump and that just looks different then what April teaches, he definitely looks sketchy

Great informative video!! I hate that climb you were on at the beginning of the video.

I commented on your jumping bigger jumps video that it seemed to make intuitive sense to me. Maybe it's because I've watched other jumping advice videos, but again, your style of explaining seems simple but effective. Cheers

As an older guy new to MTB who is trying to learn jumping - your videos are treasure. Thank you

This video is a gem. Thanks for sharing

Real good stuff. Better than most pro tips I’ve seen. Goodonya

Where you located? really like the way you explain technique. What would a in person session cost?

Great video! good luck with patreon, it think you will do great there. Totally unrelated, how do you like the propain tyee? maybe a bike check or review could be interesting.

I love the way you explained how to jump at the beginning of the video … made so much sense … “how would you run up and jump off of this to go the farthest”

I've watched a bazillion jump videos and what you said about the cover everyone with one recipe is so on point. EVERYONE is different when it comes to this stuff: in experience and in athleticism. Following some cover-all tip is not going to do it on top of it being dangerous. I have a feeling you'll be getting a bunch of clients as long as videos and information such as this one keep comin! Thanks.

Sweet 🫡

Thank you, this video has helped me a lot.

You're a great teacher. I hope your channel blows up to the level that you deserve.

Best channel out there man. I’ve seen more than my fair share of tutorials but you have a knack for breaking it down in a very digestible, applicable way. Appreciate you putting this content out. Going to check out the patreon for sure

Love your videos, thanks from a learning to jump rider

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