Prime example of this video is what Deegan most recently posted giving Hudson another chance to qualify for Lorettas. Hudson came to the conclusion that he needed to work harder on his own with a little guidance if you will from Deegs. You can tell he was disappointed, but he stayed level, and stayed in the "parents" role and used that instance to teach and I think Hudson got it. Really cool to see
the end of that video when brian was just talking was so good... a lesson learned for hudson i think but it didn’t require screaming or mental manipulation lmao
Love the sincerity in this video. Says a lot about the inner workings of the man in front of the camera. Kudos Tyler! Such good advice on parenting generally... I’ll be sharing this.
In a world full of MX how-to uploads, this has to be one of the very best and exactly the kind of content that sets MXF apart. Thank you for seeing the value and having the guts to upload, there's lots to share about this sport and often doesn't include whips, bucks, noodle cracker, loop-out, superman, scrub... Well Done!
If I do anything wrong the first thing I hear is “I’m selling the bike.” After riding I’m told what I did wrong and not what I did right. This guy is speaking facts
My father just let me get on with it, always said well done and it was the best time we had together and I will never forget my Mx days with him. My advice is to get the kid to have fun as you said and learn to love the sport because he or she will want to improve themselves once they get hooked 👌
I'm 43 years old and my kids are just now starting out Motocross on what you said about teaching the kids at the end of your film is really good thanks
I wish someone told my old man when I was a kid. If I had a bad day, I heard about it all the way home. But he was nowhere near as bad as the pushy parents.
Awesome video. Coming from a dad that has 6 kids that all ride, except the baby. I have epicly failed at all of those guidelines at one time or another. But the biggest one is I have never told any of my kids I love watching you ride. Half ass effort on my part. Thank you for making this video. I can't wait to watch my kids ride and now experience that to them.
I am sure in one way or another you have told your little ones how much you enjoy to watch them ride..... I certainly am enjoying teaching our 4yr old girl how to ride. Not sure if I have told her exactly that "I enjoy watching her ride", maybe I should 🤔 Although she is only 4 it may not be concerning to her yet..... The way I look at it, the amount of pride we have in her for any amount of riding she gets in (whether she wins or comes in dead last) says it all!!!! Have a wonderful rest of your day sir 🙌 and feel free to stop by and check us out we are gonna do the same for you ✌
Your video was full of great advice for MX parents. I seen and heard fathers yelling at their son/daughter to go faster or get mad that their kid crashed on the track.
I’m a parent to a 3yr that just took his training wheels off and wants to fly all the time but he’s still a foot from touching and it does warm the heart to see him ride and enjoy it. Great stuff. Should always be about fun and smiles.
I just hope my kids find the love of riding motorcycles like i have. It's been such a positive experience in my life, dirt bikes, and street bikes. And like you said I love seeing them ride and the joy they find when they learn a new skill.
Thanks coach Tyler! Tip #5 is pulling on me most, I got to go and tell son how much I enjoyed watching him ride yesterday! I so much did and didn't even tell him! 😢😊
This is great advice and opened my eyes on the potential pressure I can be forcing sometimes. This could be applied to many other things as well! Thanks a lot!
I have a 3-week-old daughter who I couldn't stop thinking about while watching this. I look forward to applying these tips to support her in whatever her interests turn out to be (whether or not dirt bikes are involved). Very high quality content, thank you!
i did everything wrong - now my Kid is 15 and loves to race with/against me - that video comes 10 years too late for us. Some little tears in my eyes. Best Coaching-Video i know. Greetings from Switzerland
This helps a lot! My dad sometimes take the sport too seriously and gets frustrated. I hit 3rd place yesterday and he got legit mad. I watched this video and I felt good that someone gets it. I just showed this to my dad😂
We drove off and he didn’t even say one word about the race until we got home. He’s pretty experienced with training the big dogs back in the day, he built training equipment for RC, Reed, Windham, Canard, J. Stewart, etc. He’s been training them so I think he’s trying to train me the same way he did to them. I’m 13 and I race four classes with a 125. Thank you MX Factory
Growing up never riding dirt bikes or BMX and later in life (20 years old) getting into BMX to hone bike handling skills, and being that 1% (after many years as a Downhill MTB racer) I was appalled to see, and hear how hard some parents are on their children. They literally sucked the enjoyment of the sport out of those kids. I would always have time for those kids to make sure they knew I was impressed with their riding and helped them to be better. The toughest part was sometimes having to challenge those parents and help them to see how they were mishandling their child's situation. Thanks for posting this guys! I hope there are a few parents out there that take this all into consideration. Nothing worse than a killjoy parent. . . . I'm 40 years old now with a wife and 6 kids and we just purchased four dirt bikes and love it! I don't see any racing in our future, but we have endless trails and fire roads to rip on up here in British Columbia Canada. All my kids are stoked to ride even my 1 year old! He'll sit in the bike all day trying to kick start it. Its a great sport that can really bring a family together. Cheers!!!
This was an excellent video. I'm not inclined to post much In the comments but kudos to you guys for this content. We all need this reminder. It's amazing how quickly you transition from young guy not so far removed from that kid in the back seat to a parent bitching at the little dude in the back. That was the greatest tip to me. That drive home. Well done guys. Thank you. This is worth reminding periodically. As you mentioned, for most of us it's not a profession riding and racing breeds, but a permanent lifestyle and a depth of character.
Deffenety #5! This is so important! Let the kids now that even if things didn't go as planned you will always be there for them and that you are proud of them for giving it their best!! Thanks Tyler and the rest of the crew! God bless!!
Good vid, I did some basic body and foot position training with my son which worked well (mixed with just fun riding). Racing will come, confidence and technique is more important. :)
Not better spoken got 4 year old girl only been riding 3 months and they are the best bits of advice I have ever received in teaching her to ride to date
In Bmx I always see the same issues and unnecessary coaching at skate and bike parks too. And the last tip is probably the best thing to hear as a rider. Even from random people who you don’t know. It lights a flame and makes everyone want to go push harder and get back on the bike every weekend. From a simple 5 words 👌🏼
GREAT VIDEO! Your discussion for parents and their young, learning riders was awesome. those helpful hints can easily be related in life in general. Thanks man! Ride on!
Stuart Hipkins Mine was too invested. First thing he did after I bought my bike was go build a small track and made me run an entire tank of gas out while he watched to make sure I wasn’t halfassing it. It went like that for 2 years.
I think one thing parents/ adults also forget is just having patience with a child. Kids sometimes get easily frustrated. Sometimes it’s better to have another adult/ rider give them Advice. For some reason they comprehend it better than the parent they typically have to listen all day to. And make sure you tell them good job when they do something good. Kids loved to be praised lol. I think that little bit of confidence helps with the next thing they need to tackle. Keep up the good vids guys ✌️
I hope this video go viral. This applies to to the entirety of life. Everyone is handed a crap sandwich sooner or later. All you can do is take your bite and past it on. God bless!
Great job on this video! Even for the parents that do all of these - and consider moto as the fun activity they share with the little ones - this video is a good reminder! This sport gets intense and it is easy to forget about keeping it fun when they start doing well. Good work, now can you tell a 40 year old vet how to get less slow :).
Having been a long time 2 wheeler. I agree with the 'step back' mentality for the parents to do, when their kids are learning something. I graduated through the 'school of hard knocks', falling off and picking myself up again. Reading specific how-to ride articles in the magazines of the day. Rarely did I get a face to face chance to learn from the pro's directly. Nowadays, it's much better with specialty how-to DVDs available and training camps, with the top champion riders instructing. More importantly, bike maintenance has also followed suit with a few good Ytube channels, guiding the newbies and the fearful through the 'dark black art of motorcycle repairs'. This creates a better all-round development and experience for the rider. That way the parent-child relationship is balanced, and not suffered by high expectations by either/or different views. Should the interest be shared, great !! Supported by non-conflict encouragement, a bonus there too. The main thing is, the child is stretching themselves in all aspects. Learning what life is all about, while persusing a healthy outlet for their energies within.
I stated watching you not not long, I don't know if you have kids yet, if you don't I can feel you will be a awesome parent when you do become one, and if you do then i know you must an awesome Dad to you kid. God bless you brother. 🇺🇲🤙🏼🙏🏼💯
I know this is a very old post but I believe we can make the sport incredibly safe and stop spinal injuries and death. I love to see outdoor motocross as we all do and I think spacing between small jumps is the key allowing the rider to get set up. The second thing is we need to stop any jump that allows a rider to drop more than 10’. The jump can be very large but as long as it’s a tabletop so they don’t drop so far down. This would help a lot and motocross will still be just as bad ass as it always has been. Reducing injuries is the key to building this sport back to what we had in the 70’s-90’s along with the 2 strokes. I believe a rider shouldn’t be allowed to rider without neck protection and a helmet about 1” larger in padding. Now on to the most fatal jump of all which is the endo. This is how people end up on their head, neck and back. I don’t have the answer but Elon Musk and others can EASILY figure this out. The bike can’t endo ever. When they figure out a way to stop from going over the bars this sport will boom and we will all enjoy motocross so much more. It will take electronics to bring down a back wheel quickly to stop an endo. I know it’s possible but it takes brains and people that understand this law of physics. I’m all for toning the tracks down a bit on dangerous jumps because I know the sport will be incredible and you’ll have much better racing
5 is the best. And also don't force them to ride. Hell don't even ask them to. After they learn how to ride that choice should be on them. Too many parents are forcing their kids to ride every day or every weekend. That makes it less fun for them. If you don't force it they will have more fun. My son begs us to let him ride. But I see it often when the kids don't want to or they already rode enough one day and their parents say no you need to keep going. The ONLY time I make my boy keep going is when he crashed hard but he wasn't hurt. I make him do one more lap so he doesn't get scared of the bike. After that one lap he never wants to get back off.
I’ll admit that I’m guilty of dressing down my son, but it’s so frustrating when he rides at a level where I know he can do so much better. We only ride for fun, but I still like to see him progress. I tell him everyone he does, he just moved to a 250 at 13, I’m proud of that.
Marc Maroncelli minimum my son has to do is wash the bikes and armor all them when we get home. I’ve just got him started with oil changes with supervision. 👊🏻
Every moto parent should know that their money they pay for this sport is a expense and NOT a invest... Do it because you love your kids and want them to have fun or leave it... (You won't creating the next mega champ by pressure!)
What bike would yall recommend.. my budget is under $5000, 230-300cc, I want it to be able to do some mx like just be able to hit some decent jumps like even if it's a trail bike but can handle jumps.i just want something I can trust on trails and can be on track occasionally
My 3-year-old daughter wants to start riding dirt bikes she seen her dad riding his and now she wants to we got her one for Christmas and she really wants to start racing she's a little tomboy I know where data let her do it but I'm a little hesitant I don't want to see my little girl get hurt so we've been watching a lot of tips and tricks for teaching your kids to ride dirt bikes where's a good place to start teaching her the fundamentals uprising I know the basics you know teaching her how to stop and go use front and back brakes I know that we even went out and bought cones to teach her how to weave in and out and put placements and all that stuff but I'm kind of stuck on some of the other stuff
I grew up playing hockey and my dad was a coach. He used to beat my ass when I had a bad game. Im 34 and I won't even watch hockey now. And I find myself getting seriously triggered when I see parents being tough on there kids over a sport.
sorry but not sorry... your dad is an asshole, yelling at your kid and beating them doesn’t make them better at a sport 😂 i wish people could understand this
There's nothing to be sorry for. He was a piece of shit. He took a sport that I loved and made it so I can't stand to even watch it. The bad thing is there are way too many parents like him.
What you said in this video was just advice on parenting in general. Parents in every sport act like morons. My senior year of high school myself and one of my friends at the time decided we’d try coaching little league baseball in the spring because we had some free time. We were literally coaching like preschool and kindergarteners. It was crazy to see how seriously some of those parents took it. Most of the parents that had kids on our team were pretty good, but I would always see one or two at every game screaming their lungs out because their kid didn’t tag the runner or something. You’d have thought that they’d just lost the World Series as hard as some of the parents I saw were on their kid.
Ive seen dads pressure their kids to keep riding and ride harder by shaking their fist. Im sure the dads must feel proud when their kid is on a stretcher getting rushed to an ER.
Which was your favorite tip??? Drop em below!!!!🤟🏼🤟🏼
That last tip was the best one for sure, although the rest are all good life advice not just for the kids, but for us as well
The last tip was amazing
#5
#5
All great tips! But #5 stood out the most to me. Great videos!
Prime example of this video is what Deegan most recently posted giving Hudson another chance to qualify for Lorettas. Hudson came to the conclusion that he needed to work harder on his own with a little guidance if you will from Deegs. You can tell he was disappointed, but he stayed level, and stayed in the "parents" role and used that instance to teach and I think Hudson got it. Really cool to see
the end of that video when brian was just talking was so good... a lesson learned for hudson i think but it didn’t require screaming or mental manipulation lmao
Love the sincerity in this video. Says a lot about the inner workings of the man in front of the camera. Kudos Tyler!
Such good advice on parenting generally...
I’ll be sharing this.
In a world full of MX how-to uploads, this has to be one of the very best and exactly the kind of content that sets MXF apart. Thank you for seeing the value and having the guts to upload, there's lots to share about this sport and often doesn't include whips, bucks, noodle cracker, loop-out, superman, scrub... Well Done!
Exactly. This video is on the podium forsure
If I do anything wrong the first thing I hear is “I’m selling the bike.” After riding I’m told what I did wrong and not what I did right. This guy is speaking facts
Same here it sucked but my dad actually did do it
😂should tell them to go ahead and sell it then, call their bluff and see what they do
@@ryanlongley5052he sold it 💀
My father just let me get on with it, always said well done and it was the best time we had together and I will never forget my Mx days with him.
My advice is to get the kid to have fun as you said and learn to love the sport because he or she will want to improve themselves once they get hooked 👌
I'm 43 years old and my kids are just now starting out Motocross on what you said about teaching the kids at the end of your film is really
good thanks
I'm a parent of a 9 year old rider and I want to say you nailed it! Excellent advise parents need to listen to. Great job Tyler!
I wish someone told my old man when I was a kid. If I had a bad day, I heard about it all the way home. But he was nowhere near as bad as the pushy parents.
"I love watching you ride" - that's great advice. Good stuff to keep in mind - we got him into this sport for the fun of it - gotta keep it that way!
Awesome video. Coming from a dad that has 6 kids that all ride, except the baby. I have epicly failed at all of those guidelines at one time or another. But the biggest one is I have never told any of my kids I love watching you ride. Half ass effort on my part. Thank you for making this video. I can't wait to watch my kids ride and now experience that to them.
I am sure in one way or another you have told your little ones how much you enjoy to watch them ride..... I certainly am enjoying teaching our 4yr old girl how to ride. Not sure if I have told her exactly that "I enjoy watching her ride", maybe I should 🤔 Although she is only 4 it may not be concerning to her yet..... The way I look at it, the amount of pride we have in her for any amount of riding she gets in (whether she wins or comes in dead last) says it all!!!! Have a wonderful rest of your day sir 🙌 and feel free to stop by and check us out we are gonna do the same for you ✌
Your video was full of great advice for MX parents. I seen and heard fathers yelling at their son/daughter to go faster or get mad that their kid crashed on the track.
I’m a parent to a 3yr that just took his training wheels off and wants to fly all the time but he’s still a foot from touching and it does warm the heart to see him ride and enjoy it. Great stuff. Should always be about fun and smiles.
I just hope my kids find the love of riding motorcycles like i have. It's been such a positive experience in my life, dirt bikes, and street bikes. And like you said I love seeing them ride and the joy they find when they learn a new skill.
Thanks coach Tyler! Tip #5 is pulling on me most, I got to go and tell son how much I enjoyed watching him ride yesterday! I so much did and didn't even tell him! 😢😊
This is great advice and opened my eyes on the potential pressure I can be forcing sometimes. This could be applied to many other things as well! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the support Chris
unbiasedness :o respect!
I love to watch you ride. ...tears. This channel is gold.
I have a 3-week-old daughter who I couldn't stop thinking about while watching this. I look forward to applying these tips to support her in whatever her interests turn out to be (whether or not dirt bikes are involved). Very high quality content, thank you!
Thanks guys!!! This is what i Do and love... It's unimportant where she ends... The time together is the bonus ❤🤘
i did everything wrong - now my Kid is 15 and loves to race with/against me - that video comes 10 years too late for us. Some little tears in my eyes. Best Coaching-Video i know. Greetings from Switzerland
You’re videos are amazing thanks for all the amazing tips!!! Y’all have helped me a lot with riding.
So happy to hear that!!
This helps a lot! My dad sometimes take the sport too seriously and gets frustrated. I hit 3rd place yesterday and he got legit mad. I watched this video and I felt good that someone gets it. I just showed this to my dad😂
We drove off and he didn’t even say one word about the race until we got home. He’s pretty experienced with training the big dogs back in the day, he built training equipment for RC, Reed, Windham, Canard, J. Stewart, etc. He’s been training them so I think he’s trying to train me the same way he did to them. I’m 13 and I race four classes with a 125. Thank you MX Factory
Growing up never riding dirt bikes or BMX and later in life (20 years old) getting into BMX to hone bike handling skills, and being that 1% (after many years as a Downhill MTB racer) I was appalled to see, and hear how hard some parents are on their children. They literally sucked the enjoyment of the sport out of those kids. I would always have time for those kids to make sure they knew I was impressed with their riding and helped them to be better. The toughest part was sometimes having to challenge those parents and help them to see how they were mishandling their child's situation.
Thanks for posting this guys! I hope there are a few parents out there that take this all into consideration. Nothing worse than a killjoy parent. . . .
I'm 40 years old now with a wife and 6 kids and we just purchased four dirt bikes and love it! I don't see any racing in our future, but we have endless trails and fire roads to rip on up here in British Columbia Canada. All my kids are stoked to ride even my 1 year old! He'll sit in the bike all day trying to kick start it. Its a great sport that can really bring a family together.
Cheers!!!
This was an excellent video. I'm not inclined to post much In the comments but kudos to you guys for this content. We all need this reminder. It's amazing how quickly you transition from young guy not so far removed from that kid in the back seat to a parent bitching at the little dude in the back. That was the greatest tip to me. That drive home. Well done guys. Thank you. This is worth reminding periodically. As you mentioned, for most of us it's not a profession riding and racing breeds, but a permanent lifestyle and a depth of character.
Great Vid.Great words. The amount of parents I see screaming at kids that are in floods of tears makes me mad. Love the channel.
Deffenety #5! This is so important! Let the kids now that even if things didn't go as planned you will always be there for them and that you are proud of them for giving it their best!! Thanks Tyler and the rest of the crew! God bless!!
Good vid, I did some basic body and foot position training with my son which worked well (mixed with just fun riding). Racing will come, confidence and technique is more important. :)
Best way to go!
Best moto saying I’ve ever learned is it’s always one down and the rest up
Sucks if you have a Moto gp gearbox! 🤫
That's a good one my favorite is "When in doubt throttle out"
Tip #5 is priceless. Wish I had said that to my son when he raced.
Greetings from Prague, Czech republic. Just five words: "Just love watching you talking!" Great video!
Taky zdravím, souhlas!
I relate to this in so many ways, not just riding a bike. Parent pressure can be a lot. Keep up the good work MXF! lifelong subscriber here. Peace.
Not better spoken got 4 year old girl only been riding 3 months and they are the best bits of advice I have ever received in teaching her to ride to date
In Bmx I always see the same issues and unnecessary coaching at skate and bike parks too. And the last tip is probably the best thing to hear as a rider. Even from random people who you don’t know. It lights a flame and makes everyone want to go push harder and get back on the bike every weekend. From a simple 5 words 👌🏼
GREAT VIDEO! Your discussion for parents and their young, learning riders was awesome. those helpful hints can easily be related in life in general. Thanks man! Ride on!
As a rider watching this, this was super inspiring
Thank you!!!!!
Best tip btw: "I love watching you ride."
Always love your videos. I have a young one getting into the sport. Thanks for the tips!
If a kid has a parent doing this with him or her..they're. So lucky..my parents had no interest..
Stuart Hipkins Mine was too invested. First thing he did after I bought my bike was go build a small track and made me run an entire tank of gas out while he watched to make sure I wasn’t halfassing it. It went like that for 2 years.
Mine wont let me even race
Mine won’t even get me one though he lets me ride his mates bike. Its torture.
Really important tips; will apply this with my boys... Blessings to you!
This is the best video you have posted. Such great advice. Agree 100%
Commenting to boost. Moto parents need to listen to this. I got ride home PTSD, I love my dad but I’d never to my kid.
Congratulations! This video was so good for me … thank you from Spain
I really, really needed this today. Thank you.
I just ride trails on my enduro but man this channel is cool
Awesome video! My kids are just getting started, I’m stoked but trying not to be too pushy, great tips!
I think one thing parents/ adults also forget is just having patience with a child. Kids sometimes get easily frustrated. Sometimes it’s better to have another adult/ rider give them
Advice. For some reason they comprehend it better than the parent they typically have to listen all day to.
And make sure you tell them good job when they do something good. Kids loved to be praised lol. I think that little bit of confidence helps with the next thing they need to tackle.
Keep up the good vids guys ✌️
I hope this video go viral. This applies to to the entirety of life. Everyone is handed a crap sandwich sooner or later. All you can do is take your bite and past it on. God bless!
those parents who mad yell at their children are just frustrated humans trying to live a life that they couldn’t
This made me cry it’s true thank you Tyler aka MX factory
Great job on this video! Even for the parents that do all of these - and consider moto as the fun activity they share with the little ones - this video is a good reminder! This sport gets intense and it is easy to forget about keeping it fun when they start doing well. Good work, now can you tell a 40 year old vet how to get less slow :).
Having been a long time 2 wheeler. I agree with the 'step back' mentality for the parents to do, when their kids are learning something. I graduated through the 'school of hard knocks', falling off and picking myself up again. Reading specific how-to ride articles in the magazines of the day. Rarely did I get a face to face chance to learn from the pro's directly.
Nowadays, it's much better with specialty how-to DVDs available and training camps, with the top champion riders instructing. More importantly, bike maintenance has also followed suit with a few good Ytube channels, guiding the newbies and the fearful through the 'dark black art of motorcycle repairs'. This creates a better all-round development and experience for the rider. That way the parent-child relationship is balanced, and not suffered by high expectations by either/or different views. Should the interest be shared, great !! Supported by non-conflict encouragement, a bonus there too.
The main thing is, the child is stretching themselves in all aspects. Learning what life is all about, while persusing a healthy outlet for their energies within.
Great advice man , very well said .
When I clicked on this video I did not expect it to make me tear up. Thank you, I took alot away from this.
Thank you very, very much for all these amazing videos, but, for this video in particular.
Thank you for this! I needed it...
Thank you for the insight
Nice, really good video!!! 👍
I stated watching you not not long, I don't know if you have kids yet, if you don't I can feel you will be a awesome parent when you do become one, and if you do then i know you must an awesome Dad to you kid. God bless you brother. 🇺🇲🤙🏼🙏🏼💯
You just helped me realize I'm a piece of shit. I will watch this video every time I take my boy to the track. Great advise!
Wise words! Great advice...
I know this is a very old post but I believe we can make the sport incredibly safe and stop spinal injuries and death. I love to see outdoor motocross as we all do and I think spacing between small jumps is the key allowing the rider to get set up. The second thing is we need to stop any jump that allows a rider to drop more than 10’. The jump can be very large but as long as it’s a tabletop so they don’t drop so far down. This would help a lot and motocross will still be just as bad ass as it always has been. Reducing injuries is the key to building this sport back to what we had in the 70’s-90’s along with the 2 strokes. I believe a rider shouldn’t be allowed to rider without neck protection and a helmet about 1” larger in padding. Now on to the most fatal jump of all which is the endo. This is how people end up on their head, neck and back. I don’t have the answer but Elon Musk and others can EASILY figure this out. The bike can’t endo ever. When they figure out a way to stop from going over the bars this sport will boom and we will all enjoy motocross so much more. It will take electronics to bring down a back wheel quickly to stop an endo. I know it’s possible but it takes brains and people that understand this law of physics. I’m all for toning the tracks down a bit on dangerous jumps because I know the sport will be incredible and you’ll have much better racing
I’d love to have an enthusiastic parent. I’ve kinda taught my dad the basics we ride trials and that’s it but it’s always boring.
I absolutely love that made this !!! These dads need to heat this ! Lol 😂 Us moms have it down!
great video guys keep it up this was very helpful
As a Moto dad/free coach for my son thes really help keep me in check and help guide 🙏🏽🙏🏽
#5 is gold
Absolutly correct
I love learning from the videos ❤️🏁❤️
Can you make a video explaining how to baby whip. I don’t wanna be sideways but I see plenty others doing a little one and it looks awesome
Thanks I needed to hear that 👌👍
Is the decal kit you have on you bike available?
Tip #5 ... please more moto parents videos 😁👍🏻👍🏻
Ill never forget shane nardone's father screaming like a mad man at his son for a turn one incident.i vowed id never be. Like that jerk
Love your videos and very good tips cheers mate 👌
5 is the best. And also don't force them to ride. Hell don't even ask them to. After they learn how to ride that choice should be on them. Too many parents are forcing their kids to ride every day or every weekend. That makes it less fun for them. If you don't force it they will have more fun. My son begs us to let him ride. But I see it often when the kids don't want to or they already rode enough one day and their parents say no you need to keep going. The ONLY time I make my boy keep going is when he crashed hard but he wasn't hurt. I make him do one more lap so he doesn't get scared of the bike. After that one lap he never wants to get back off.
i rode a 2020 Yz250 2 stroke for the first time i full throttled and the front tire rose but it was so exhilarating but fun
#1 well put!!
Hi, I am a beginner rider. Is it bad if it use the clutch to change gears?
Haaa finally 30 minutes late but here i am 😆
Plus im 15 and have 125 cc and its fun as heck
So well said keep it fun..
I’ll admit that I’m guilty of dressing down my son, but it’s so frustrating when he rides at a level where I know he can do so much better. We only ride for fun, but I still like to see him progress. I tell him everyone he does, he just moved to a 250 at 13, I’m proud of that.
Marc Maroncelli minimum my son has to do is wash the bikes and armor all them when we get home. I’ve just got him started with oil changes with supervision. 👊🏻
Great video!!
Good job very important thoughts!😷🤙
Bro… you really need to write a book ! ❤️
First 10 seconds of this video couldn't of said that better myself
Every moto parent should know that their money they pay for this sport is a expense and NOT a invest...
Do it because you love your kids and want them to have fun or leave it...
(You won't creating the next mega champ by pressure!)
Good video👍👍
Great nuggets
What bike would yall recommend.. my budget is under $5000, 230-300cc, I want it to be able to do some mx like just be able to hit some decent jumps like even if it's a trail bike but can handle jumps.i just want something I can trust on trails and can be on track occasionally
Hayabusa
@@matt23727 that's not a dirt bike
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Bless all of you for investing in your children. :)
I love your videos
Thanks a lot!!
What's the name of y'alls intro song please???
I respect you, god bless
Parents can sure f#$k up good teachable moments sometimes.
My 3-year-old daughter wants to start riding dirt bikes she seen her dad riding his and now she wants to we got her one for Christmas and she really wants to start racing she's a little tomboy I know where data let her do it but I'm a little hesitant I don't want to see my little girl get hurt so we've been watching a lot of tips and tricks for teaching your kids to ride dirt bikes where's a good place to start teaching her the fundamentals uprising I know the basics you know teaching her how to stop and go use front and back brakes I know that we even went out and bought cones to teach her how to weave in and out and put placements and all that stuff but I'm kind of stuck on some of the other stuff
I grew up playing hockey and my dad was a coach. He used to beat my ass when I had a bad game. Im 34 and I won't even watch hockey now. And I find myself getting seriously triggered when I see parents being tough on there kids over a sport.
sorry but not sorry... your dad is an asshole, yelling at your kid and beating them doesn’t make them better at a sport 😂 i wish people could understand this
There's nothing to be sorry for. He was a piece of shit. He took a sport that I loved and made it so I can't stand to even watch it. The bad thing is there are way too many parents like him.
What you said in this video was just advice on parenting in general. Parents in every sport act like morons. My senior year of high school myself and one of my friends at the time decided we’d try coaching little league baseball in the spring because we had some free time. We were literally coaching like preschool and kindergarteners. It was crazy to see how seriously some of those parents took it. Most of the parents that had kids on our team were pretty good, but I would always see one or two at every game screaming their lungs out because their kid didn’t tag the runner or something. You’d have thought that they’d just lost the World Series as hard as some of the parents I saw were on their kid.
Ive seen dads pressure their kids to keep riding and ride harder by shaking their fist. Im sure the dads must feel proud when their kid is on a stretcher getting rushed to an ER.
Instant sub after saying you don't support participation trophies.