Dude this content is awesome for the pure hearted race fans. Jason killed this interview. To hear the honesty, and just get in there heads to hear how there thinking out their.
Very true & I think it's why Eli has always been so successful, working alone nobody knows just what he's going to pull-off or how he's going to do it.
I feel like when I’m listening to Anderson that I’m learning so much shit that I never knew or even thought about. Great moto god, and awesome interview by the Australian lord🤟
Yeah well they have a stupidly powerful bike and the best suspension on the line its fine until you've got a different platform. They absorbed the best after the bike was sorted, if they do it on a new platform then it proves your point until then thats a superficial way to look at it.
@@lukekelly5115 I know there's way more to it than what I said, I kept it simple because I didn't feel like writing a novel. There is a correlation between happiness and improved performance in athletes, it's not everything but it is a factor to their success. It's debatable how big of a factor it is in terms of raw performance, but I think for keeping top level riders in the sport longer, it's huge. The reason why I said it's the biggest factor to their success is because Craig Ferandis and Tomac are older riders, and the rest of their team are younger riders. Having an enjoyable environment means that the older riders are less likely to retire and the young riders are less likely to shrivel under pressure and burnout.
Living in New Mexico, I appreciate how he is one of our only stars. I sure hope he puts together another championship. As he is definitely a contender.
Man I really like the questions you ask. I think you're a damn good interviewer. I've been watching more and more of your videos, and the insights you dig into and get out of riders is phenomenal.
Great interview... Jason still is pretty down to earth seems difficult to not become just a total ego maniac. Baker Camp always develops winners but like Jason said once they all get about the same speed in my view nothing wrong with taking that knowledge and running with it training on your own.👍
@@maverick2242 No question.. Baker camp is top notch especially for establishing a strong and consistent pace, cornering speed and conditioning at the highest of levels but other riders like Roczen Andersen, Cincerillo have maybe a stronger believe in oneself then others. Look at Mavin i think he's been with the Baker camp longer then the rest no Championship yet. And then their is Tomac that trained alone for the most part and has Insane pace and stamina.
@@maverick2242 Mookie learned from the faster guys quickly. He had more potential. That was why Anderson didn't want to have Marv see him because he was the fastest at the time. So it does work to train with the best because Baker will get a winner. It's not about the fastest guy now, but teaching the rest that have the potential. Possibly the fasted now has more potential and the rest will bring it out the the current fastest guy. Anderson got it. I expected Marv to be #1 after Dungy retired. Disappointing. Really wanted him to get one.
By far the coolest dude on the track. His Dad brings beers 🍻 to the track?? Heck yeah I'll take one. A lot of stress on these riders, my wife is a huge JA21 fan. But she's the one drinking shots with your family. I'm a Tomac fan too, but at the end of the day it's going out and have fun riding a dirt bike professionally. And that's why i love this interview cuz I feel like he's just riding his dirt bike. And stay grounded.. Awesome interview
Jason is one of my favorite racers if not my favorite. The one thing that turns me off and I don’t care how good you are is arrogance towards the fans and other racers. Jason has always been really down to earth and honest and I love his style on And off his bike. It was a great interview. See you in Salt Lake
Seems pretty simple.. why would anyone want to train right next to their competition? I know I would rather line up and have them wondering instead of knowing exactly how our lap times compared all week or that I had a crash that's gonna effect me or whatever... And for my own confidence... I don't want to know if they're faster then me during the week.. I know race day is a different animal for a lot of pple but knowing that your practice laps have been slower cant help anything.. better off just being 100% confident and givin it the onion..
@@snatchnl naw I think every weekend is enough of that. Not all week too. Just my opinion though. I'm sure there is positives about it. Just wouldn't wanna be showing all my cards and teaching them things either.
Its awesome hearing Jason express his actual feelings during those moments 🙃😉. It's what we all wonder right.. What the heck these Animals really do think 🤨🤔... JA is a dream come true for us who wonder 🤔🙂👍.. Fantastic GYPSY Daaayum Ya gotta Love JA21👊 .. OLD G 😃👍
Also if you want to stick to something, same thing. It's an old well known thing in that the best diet is the one that you'll actually stick to. Or like if you're working out, the best on is the one you'll actually do consistently. Making things fun in that regard a sort of life-hack for that. Works across tons of facets in life.
Theres not much fun about being a professional racer. Its a job and extremely streseful. Yes they get to ride their dirt bikes. For the 10th place finishers, it may be slightly more fun and laid back a bit. But for the top title contenders, def way more stress and hard work, than fun.
@@wheels.and.wrenches It's like that for everything. Whether it be other sports or musicians or whatever. It's funny, it doesn't matter what level you're at or what you do, the more things change the more they stay the same.
YES! Another awesome podcast and associated videos to checkout. I love Jason's newfound fire. He's running over people. I think he is getting into too many trivial battles, but at least he has some killer instinct in his racing this year. The past couple of years he seemed to have been happy to finish where he was riding.
Its awesome to hear that even at the premire level the riders are very simuliar in their practicing / racing mentality , justcn at a higher level. All through my Amatuar years racing in New England I would NEVER practice with someone I competed against. 1) if i was faster they would learn my style, weak points , beat me from time to time ( or pass) if i was tired riding longer and they were fresh, or some people would do hot laps fresh to pass you, if they couldnt would slow a lap , pull over and try again, its such a head game to feel like you ALWAYS have to be fastest guy out there ALL the time, which is impossible so why take the risks and give them ANY confidence or lose yours, 2) If they were faster and you knew it , its hard not to struggle or hold them off when u almost know the outcome. Its better NOT to know who is fast and block all that shit out and beleive in yourself and push the whole race. I loved going to New tracks not knowing my competition and always did good or better. Its such a mental thing and that one thing is what seperates great riders from mediocre. Believing in yourself and never giving up. Race till the end and let the scorers figure it out instead of playing number games or settling. If you always race for championship points you lose your aggresion as you are playing the points game and settling for good finishes not wins. Sometimes going for the win makes you try way harder. Look at JS7 for that inspiration.
Always thought Stewart was wrong about this I guess the truth comes out . And I love js7 and all the riders their dope !! Some special dudes and legends
The way that some outsider like Aldon has multiple Championship guys from different competing teams has always been INSANE to me. Just on it's face, it's absurd. It makes sense why Eli, although he hasn't always won the Championship, has been arguably the fastest guy, because he trains at home alone, away from it all.
he brought the fitness and discipline of road cycling to an industry that had none. if you take a guy thats not quite as good and give him perfect diet and training then hes going to smoke the guys that just ride during the week when its 95 and rough
Michele Ferrari did the same for cycling and more notebly got Luis Armstrong "in shape." Aldon is the "Ferrari" of Motocross/Supercross training and discipline.
I can see training sessions providing a lot of content for riders now with TH-cam and Instagram. But I wonder why they went away from the closed doors secret training tracks etc from the ricky, reed, James era
Most riders don’t show too much footage of their training. You might see them hit some jumps and corners, but even brian Deegan said they watch what they put on their channel just so they don’t give their competition free lessons. As far as it being easier to go ride at tracks with pros, it has been that way on the west coast for a while and now it’s started trending more out to the east. Track’s can make a ton more money allowing amateurs to come ride with their favorite pros and keeps people ( fans ) coming as well. The sport and tracks can only survive if it’s bringing in money so they are doing what is best to help keep growing the sport. I wish I was born 20 years later though lol I loved growing up racing in the 90s and 00s, but man, everything from the bikes to the tracks to just everything is so much better now. Still wouldn’t change anything though. These kids will never know how awesome it was in the 90s.
People dont realize so much of this behind the scenes mental stuff goes on. Its cool for us to hear, but also healthy for the athletes to have a medium to publicly vent and communicate these feelings off the track.
Ok, so why does anyone think it's weird to not want to train with another rider that's slower? Everyone wants to train with faster riders. If you're the fastest, you gain very little, or at least less than what the slower rider gains from you. It's NOT like the saying....a wise man can learn from a fool, fool learns from no one. Motocross is not a team sport, despite they try to make it one. If you're the best, you don't want anyone to know your secrets or your extra "edge" factor that got you there. It's normal, it's human nature, animal nature....
If people think having Baker as a coach and not having him is the same than you just don't deserve the greatness of his career and riders. Baker has 15+ SX championships and 15+ MX championships under his belt (in 20 years), he made the best riders ever win more with him as the coach. If you think 1 championship won without Baker means you don't need him than you really don't deserve him. It's like saying you won 1 ring in the NBA without Phil Jackson as the coach and won 6-7 rings with him (while he won 10+ in his career) but still say you don't need him and you work as hard without him. Stats don't lie. Delusion is a heck of a drug. Peope who see talent as the main factor more than hard work don't like coaches as reasons why athletes win and are so great.
Your example doesn’t work. It’s like saying you have to be on Honda because they have more championships then KTM. Comparing a rider who’s career is a blink of an eye to a trainer who can do this till he dies shows complete ignorance.
@@fastballfilms4214 But Eli has a father who was a legendary mountain biker. I'm sure the training programs are similar, or at least that he is able to gleam many positive training habits/regimes from him.
You understand Baker isn't a riding coach. He's a fitness coach who has a successful PED program just like Tomac. Is it just coincidence that both Baker and Tomac's father both are from the cycling world, which is the most doped sport there is.
@@hoppersvagina1084 John Tomac talked publicly against doping in cycling both mtn and road. He said he retired from road biking because of all the doping and wouldn't do it himself.
not big on consulation championships as a analist fan of the sport , deservered dont get me wrong. the booring era of the austrian stacked start field is over thankfully so let the cream rise to the top yeww. Almost certain there was up to 9 top shelf riders all on the Know THe Mechanic colours for a long time. All the mouthpiece influencers media owned as well , shitty for the sport ! Motocross will always be the real cream rises to the top regardless of stacked fields and that makes it the true playing field. The big Wallet orange just leaves Webb out of the outdoors because on that bike he would have been demolised or made more comments publically that ktm was trying kill him aha. Just imagine Marvs result sheets if he was on a different manufacturer. Anderson looking as he could of for years with only 1 year on his current bike, How many ktmhuskaberggas bikes lining up this coming season of Holeshotacross, hopefully Supercross tracks.
Sorry. I tried to listen. Sounds like you had a great opportunity for some really good content. I just have no desire to hear an interviewer needlessly insert profanity (I guess to impress Jr. High boys). Learn a little more professionalism and you could have a regular viewer.
Baker has never made a person a Champion with his training, he takes in guy's who are Champions and people give him credit for making them. Prove me wrong!! I know this statement will create lots of Butt Hurt.
It just sounds stupid and it sounds more stupid when you hear Anderson talk about it..... don't blame him at allllllll. I wouldn't want to help others riders go as fast as me either
Dude this content is awesome for the pure hearted race fans. Jason killed this interview. To hear the honesty, and just get in there heads to hear how there thinking out their.
I don’t know why Anderson hates interviews…he’s interesting to listen to!!
He hates press conferences
Dude, great interview. Jason seems super down to earth and just loves riding his dirt bike
Very true & I think it's why Eli has always been so successful, working alone nobody knows just what he's going to pull-off or how he's going to do it.
I feel like when I’m listening to Anderson that I’m learning so much shit that I never knew or even thought about. Great moto god, and awesome interview by the Australian lord🤟
Jason is such a good dude. So happy he's getting wins again.
years later and the biggest part to Star Yamaha's success is their riders happiness
Yeah well they have a stupidly powerful bike and the best suspension on the line its fine until you've got a different platform. They absorbed the best after the bike was sorted, if they do it on a new platform then it proves your point until then thats a superficial way to look at it.
@@lukekelly5115 I know there's way more to it than what I said, I kept it simple because I didn't feel like writing a novel.
There is a correlation between happiness and improved performance in athletes, it's not everything but it is a factor to their success.
It's debatable how big of a factor it is in terms of raw performance, but I think for keeping top level riders in the sport longer, it's huge.
The reason why I said it's the biggest factor to their success is because Craig Ferandis and Tomac are older riders, and the rest of their team are younger riders. Having an enjoyable environment means that the older riders are less likely to retire and the young riders are less likely to shrivel under pressure and burnout.
BlackSn0wz I agree about that. At this top level it is quite funny to me that people are brand loyal and think 1 machine is superior to another.
@@lukekelly5115 if the bikes were too underpowered or overpowered compared to the others, it wouldn't last long. no brand is superior in the pros
@@6ixgun theres a reason Deegan went to star its a better program than the rest right now, most sorted.
The more I hear from Jason Anderson the more respect I gain for him. He’s a solid character.
Living in New Mexico, I appreciate how he is one of our only stars. I sure hope he puts together another championship. As he is definitely a contender.
Man Iv been loving these vids with Jason ... Great stuff.
Man I really like the questions you ask. I think you're a damn good interviewer. I've been watching more and more of your videos, and the insights you dig into and get out of riders is phenomenal.
The best Gypsy tales interview so far . 💯💪🏾
Great interview... Jason still is pretty down to earth seems difficult to not become just a total ego maniac. Baker Camp always develops winners but like Jason said once they all get about the same speed in my view nothing wrong with taking that knowledge and running with it training on your own.👍
really so how come Mookie has gone from a top 10 rider to a podium rider and his best results ever. he looks in the best shape he’s ever been in.
@@maverick2242 No question.. Baker camp is top notch especially for establishing a strong and consistent pace, cornering speed and conditioning at the highest of levels but other riders like Roczen Andersen, Cincerillo have maybe a stronger believe in oneself then others. Look at Mavin i think
he's been with the Baker camp longer then the rest no Championship yet. And then their is Tomac that trained alone for the most part and has Insane pace and stamina.
@@maverick2242 Mookie learned from the faster guys quickly. He had more potential. That was why Anderson didn't want to have Marv see him because he was the fastest at the time. So it does work to train with the best because Baker will get a winner. It's not about the fastest guy now, but teaching the rest that have the potential. Possibly the fasted now has more potential and the rest will bring it out the the current fastest guy. Anderson got it. I expected Marv to be #1 after Dungy retired. Disappointing. Really wanted him to get one.
By far the coolest dude on the track. His Dad brings beers 🍻 to the track?? Heck yeah I'll take one.
A lot of stress on these riders, my wife is a huge JA21 fan. But she's the one drinking shots with your family.
I'm a Tomac fan too, but at the end of the day it's going out and have fun riding a dirt bike professionally. And that's why i love this interview cuz I feel like he's just riding his dirt bike. And stay grounded..
Awesome interview
Jason is one of my favorite racers if not my favorite. The one thing that turns me off and I don’t care how good you are is arrogance towards the fans and other racers. Jason has always been really down to earth and honest and I love his style on And off his bike. It was a great interview. See you in Salt Lake
That was a awesome interview. Definitely!!!
Met Jason Andersen when I was 9 in the pits bro was so humble and nice
Seems pretty simple.. why would anyone want to train right next to their competition? I know I would rather line up and have them wondering instead of knowing exactly how our lap times compared all week or that I had a crash that's gonna effect me or whatever... And for my own confidence... I don't want to know if they're faster then me during the week.. I know race day is a different animal for a lot of pple but knowing that your practice laps have been slower cant help anything.. better off just being 100% confident and givin it the onion..
Training with the best makes you even better. Pushing the thing everytime braap braap
@@snatchnl naw I think every weekend is enough of that. Not all week too. Just my opinion though. I'm sure there is positives about it. Just wouldn't wanna be showing all my cards and teaching them things either.
Its awesome hearing Jason express his actual feelings during those moments 🙃😉. It's what we all wonder right.. What the heck these Animals really do think 🤨🤔... JA is a dream come true for us who wonder 🤔🙂👍.. Fantastic GYPSY Daaayum Ya gotta Love JA21👊 .. OLD G 😃👍
That is very true. You are only going to be as fast as the ppl you ride with. That’s why I always wanted to ride with ppl faster than me
Have to agree with Jason on this. You don't want to be teaching your competition anything!
Absolutely. When I was a kid the only way you got better was riding with guys that were faster than you
Cooper Webb and Anderson my two fav riders but both completely different
Same
Same.
All this content is so good. Jason is a fantastic dude….
Couldn't agree more!
I have so much respect for jason anderson..see you at glenhelen..love your work ethic..wow can you ride a bike.
If you wanna learn quicker, make it fun, Jason is a perfect example
Also if you want to stick to something, same thing. It's an old well known thing in that the best diet is the one that you'll actually stick to. Or like if you're working out, the best on is the one you'll actually do consistently. Making things fun in that regard a sort of life-hack for that. Works across tons of facets in life.
Theres not much fun about being a professional racer. Its a job and extremely streseful. Yes they get to ride their dirt bikes. For the 10th place finishers, it may be slightly more fun and laid back a bit. But for the top title contenders, def way more stress and hard work, than fun.
@@wheels.and.wrenches It's like that for everything. Whether it be other sports or musicians or whatever. It's funny, it doesn't matter what level you're at or what you do, the more things change the more they stay the same.
YES! Another awesome podcast and associated videos to checkout. I love Jason's newfound fire. He's running over people. I think he is getting into too many trivial battles, but at least he has some killer instinct in his racing this year. The past couple of years he seemed to have been happy to finish where he was riding.
Great work gypsy tales
Great clip, must watch 👍
ElHombre is based AF!!!🤙🤙💨
I love seeing him have the fire again, which is what it takes.
Its awesome to hear that even at the premire level the riders are very simuliar in their practicing / racing mentality , justcn at a higher level. All through my Amatuar years racing in New England I would NEVER practice with someone I competed against. 1) if i was faster they would learn my style, weak points , beat me from time to time ( or pass) if i was tired riding longer and they were fresh, or some people would do hot laps fresh to pass you, if they couldnt would slow a lap , pull over and try again, its such a head game to feel like you ALWAYS have to be fastest guy out there ALL the time, which is impossible so why take the risks and give them ANY confidence or lose yours, 2) If they were faster and you knew it , its hard not to struggle or hold them off when u almost know the outcome. Its better NOT to know who is fast and block all that shit out and beleive in yourself and push the whole race. I loved going to New tracks not knowing my competition and always did good or better. Its such a mental thing and that one thing is what seperates great riders from mediocre. Believing in yourself and never giving up. Race till the end and let the scorers figure it out instead of playing number games or settling. If you always race for championship points you lose your aggresion as you are playing the points game and settling for good finishes not wins. Sometimes going for the win makes you try way harder. Look at JS7 for that inspiration.
Great interview! Sometimes I feel like you talk more than the guy you're interviewing but this one was a nice balance 👌 😁
I'm so curious to know what Cooper says/said to people on the line.
I was thinking the same thing. Bet it’d be hilarious to have him mic’d up
Im sure he is quite now
@@sexatica Only him and Bromac can speak to each other. No other multi time 450 champs on the line.
Always thought Stewart was wrong about this I guess the truth comes out . And I love js7 and all the riders their dope !! Some special dudes and legends
I’m American but sometimes I talk in an Australian accent when me and my wife are out to eat so I look cooler. 😂😂😂
Bro, why are all the damn announcers either British or Aussie ….drives me nuts lol. All good. Just playing.
Gypsy killing it!
Care free light hearted dose great with his interview..
Well 21
Does anyone know the name of the book on overspeeding that Jason mentioned?
The way that some outsider like Aldon has multiple Championship guys from different competing teams has always been INSANE to me. Just on it's face, it's absurd. It makes sense why Eli, although he hasn't always won the Championship, has been arguably the fastest guy, because he trains at home alone, away from it all.
Yeah, it is insane. Couldn't be the PED program he has just like Tomac's dad has Eli on. Nope couldn't be that.
@@hoppersvagina1084 If by PEDs you mean "living and training at altitude" then yes. That's a lot of it from the fitness side lol.
he brought the fitness and discipline of road cycling to an industry that had none. if you take a guy thats not quite as good and give him perfect diet and training then hes going to smoke the guys that just ride during the week when its 95 and rough
I’d love to see Jason Anderson on factory Kawasaki.
I really like J.A. personally. Jason Anderson is the Dude!
Anyone knows the title of the book he speaks about ?
El hombre is the man!
Michele Ferrari did the same for cycling and more notebly got Luis Armstrong "in shape." Aldon is the "Ferrari" of Motocross/Supercross training and discipline.
Nobody deserves the red #1 plate more than Jason Anderson! Go get it big dog!
I can see training sessions providing a lot of content for riders now with TH-cam and Instagram. But I wonder why they went away from the closed doors secret training tracks etc from the ricky, reed, James era
Most riders don’t show too much footage of their training. You might see them hit some jumps and corners, but even brian Deegan said they watch what they put on their channel just so they don’t give their competition free lessons. As far as it being easier to go ride at tracks with pros, it has been that way on the west coast for a while and now it’s started trending more out to the east. Track’s can make a ton more money allowing amateurs to come ride with their favorite pros and keeps people ( fans ) coming as well. The sport and tracks can only survive if it’s bringing in money so they are doing what is best to help keep growing the sport. I wish I was born 20 years later though lol I loved growing up racing in the 90s and 00s, but man, everything from the bikes to the tracks to just everything is so much better now. Still wouldn’t change anything though. These kids will never know how awesome it was in the 90s.
still remember Anderson schooling everyone at MXON.
Then BONK!
People dont realize so much of this behind the scenes mental stuff goes on. Its cool for us to hear, but also healthy for the athletes to have a medium to publicly vent and communicate these feelings off the track.
What happened to team fried filmer haven't seen anything this year since JA been on Kawasaki?
You been living under a rock
Jason is wayyyyy to humble !
How real I keep it,is my best secret.
Look back at guys like Gary Jones or Hannah, it’s a war
Gypsy and his glasses lookin like Alita Battle Angel
He be a good interview
I’m stoned
Same
most of us are
Literally same
Same
Same fellas😆
Coolest dude in the sport.
Every time a rider leaves bakers factory? Their race results decline every time! any questions!
Jason looks faster than ever in 2022
Sounds tough.
If I had my own track 4 and 199 show Ed up everyday I win.
Ok, so why does anyone think it's weird to not want to train with another rider that's slower? Everyone wants to train with faster riders. If you're the fastest, you gain very little, or at least less than what the slower rider gains from you. It's NOT like the saying....a wise man can learn from a fool, fool learns from no one. Motocross is not a team sport, despite they try to make it one. If you're the best, you don't want anyone to know your secrets or your extra "edge" factor that got you there. It's normal, it's human nature, animal nature....
Comparing copper Webb to Tom Brady wasn’t very smart
Which one is Tom? I remember Greg, Peter, and Bobby.
Jason is smart - Ricky did the same
How many snakes did you run over down in the swamp jason lol?
And Baker dopes his riders
At some point the truth will come out.
I don't really see how that move has any ego to it. Seems purely strategic
And stuff like that
#medicatedpete
If people think having Baker as a coach and not having him is the same than you just don't deserve the greatness of his career and riders. Baker has 15+ SX championships and 15+ MX championships under his belt (in 20 years), he made the best riders ever win more with him as the coach. If you think 1 championship won without Baker means you don't need him than you really don't deserve him. It's like saying you won 1 ring in the NBA without Phil Jackson as the coach and won 6-7 rings with him (while he won 10+ in his career) but still say you don't need him and you work as hard without him. Stats don't lie. Delusion is a heck of a drug. Peope who see talent as the main factor more than hard work don't like coaches as reasons why athletes win and are so great.
You don’t need his program..Eli hasn’t been on his program…
Your example doesn’t work. It’s like saying you have to be on Honda because they have more championships then KTM. Comparing a rider who’s career is a blink of an eye to a trainer who can do this till he dies shows complete ignorance.
@@fastballfilms4214 But Eli has a father who was a legendary mountain biker. I'm sure the training programs are similar, or at least that he is able to gleam many positive training habits/regimes from him.
You understand Baker isn't a riding coach. He's a fitness coach who has a successful PED program just like Tomac. Is it just coincidence that both Baker and Tomac's father both are from the cycling world, which is the most doped sport there is.
@@hoppersvagina1084 John Tomac talked publicly against doping in cycling both mtn and road. He said he retired from road biking because of all the doping and wouldn't do it himself.
Only (8) F-bombs this time.
not big on consulation championships as a analist fan of the sport , deservered dont get me wrong. the booring era of the austrian stacked start field is over thankfully so let the cream rise to the top yeww. Almost certain there was up to 9 top shelf riders all on the Know THe Mechanic colours for a long time. All the mouthpiece influencers media owned as well , shitty for the sport ! Motocross will always be the real cream rises to the top regardless of stacked fields and that makes it the true playing field. The big Wallet orange just leaves Webb out of the outdoors because on that bike he would have been demolised or made more comments publically that ktm was trying kill him aha. Just imagine Marvs result sheets if he was on a different manufacturer. Anderson looking as he could of for years with only 1 year on his current bike, How many ktmhuskaberggas bikes lining up this coming season of Holeshotacross, hopefully Supercross tracks.
Don’t interrupt Jesus
Jason sure likes to burn bridges......must be good swimmer.
Nah he just keeping it real
That "I met a gypsy" intro has to go Hahaha!
This content with Jason was awesome.
Haha I think it's cool 😂
“I’m at a jiffy” if the logo wasn’t right there I would never have known
Sorry. I tried to listen. Sounds like you had a great opportunity for some really good content. I just have no desire to hear an interviewer needlessly insert profanity (I guess to impress Jr. High boys). Learn a little more professionalism and you could have a regular viewer.
A lot of other people seemed to like this video mate
Baker has never made a person a Champion with his training, he takes in guy's who are Champions and people give him credit for making them. Prove me wrong!! I know this statement will create lots of Butt Hurt.
Bakers program is a BS program. Anderson is exactly right. Why would you ever want to show your competition all your speed and techniques?
Who is the Brit doing that smack talking?
Australian bud,its an Australian
Silly yank 🤦♂️🤦♂️
...
Baker make riders burned out. Alan is a psyco.
JA will only be a one time champion
Why’s that.
There are a ton of very talented riders who went their whole careers without ever winning a main event, much less a championship.
Don't be so sure.. he's 2nd in points. Maybe next year he will.
I wish I could be a two* time champion.
It just sounds stupid and it sounds more stupid when you hear Anderson talk about it..... don't blame him at allllllll. I wouldn't want to help others riders go as fast as me either