HOW TO RIDE TALL AND STEEP JUMPS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2021
- Everything to know about riding tall and steep jumps. This is lesson 4.3 of my online course on www.mtbcourse.com. Go visit mtbcourse.com to check out the entire course and for more free previews. Let me know what other riding moves you want to learn?! #mtb #tutorial
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In my experience, steep jumps and dirt jumps are a lot more predictable than bikepark style flat / long jump. And you can’t really be surprised by a jump, like you can get on a fast trail.
True it’s more consistent much of the time
completely different in my experience, probably because i got into dirt jumping after already hitting big jumps on my full sus
Thanks for the positive spirit. I have no problems with tech trails and I worked my way up to moderate sized jumps too but I'm getting frustrated with steep jumps. They are so hard.
Even more hyped to go to Dyfi Bike Park next after watching this ! Awesome!
Sick! Stoked it’s helpful for ya
Exactly what I needed to watch right now. Taller jumps are what im working on rather than flat gaps.
Nice!!
Sick!!! I’ve sent this to my friend who was a little worried about hitting steeper jumps. Love the vids :)
Awesome! Hope it helps them. 🤟
I'm in the process of learning how to hit steep jumps. And lucky for me there's a pump track by the jumps so I can warmup before I commit to the vertical lips. It's really rewarding and completely changes my perspective of mountain bike jumps. One of the spots I go to has a one hit step up jump, you can get that vert lip feeling over and over.
This was a great video. Concise. Makes sense. Thanks for sharing all the tips! I really like the turning the bars one.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this vid Matt! This subject is where I'm at with myself. I want to take my dirt jumper on the bigger stuff but those walls are what's next for me to progress. And sadly I don't have any friends to learn from, I'm the first of my group to be pushing these kinds of things.
I find absorbing the lip loads on the first try has given me confidence on steep lips in the past, it means you get a lot less air time and just get to landing fast. More chance of crashing I guess but less scary.
I hope this helps give you some good direction! Thanks
Yes true, I would recommend committing and popping instead. Always safer and more chill that way.
Thanks so much I’ve never seen another video like this and it’s so helpful
Awesome thanks!
Sick lesson the Cumberland dirt jumps are sick!!!!!
Thanks! It’s a fun spot 🙌
Thanks bro, def one of my favorite people
Thanks man!
Thanks for the video! I am nervous to try this stuff but I really want to get into it. I just don't understand how much speed I really need for these different types of jumps.
Nice and informal vid bro keep it up
Thank you 🙏🤟
Great insight ! I'm no pro, but I've noticed you just have to get used to going up..before you go down. Pushing through steep jumps to start then figure out height bit by bit
Commitment over everything. You have to want to go high in the air. People overthink jumping way too much
YEsss this is what I needed!!
Love it!
@@MarkMatthewsMTB I tried on the local the afternoon and I cleared the first one!!! but I am still struggling with close together landings and lips
I was just looking for this yesterday
Nice!
Yeah! This is great 😃👌
Thanks!
thank you this help :)
Thanks!
Lol, I was just looking up how to do this when u uploaded this video
Such a great explanation !
That’s awesome!
Thank you
Hey Mark, could you do a tutorial on the Vinny T style scandy roosts in tight S berms? I can't for the life of me seem to figure them out, they are opposite techniques almost used in rapid succession.. There are no tutorials on it out there and even though it's not necessarily a trick, it opens up a lot of different ways to ride a trail not only faster but with more style.. Any help would be greatly appreciated..
Cool idea! It’s a big part of how you enter the corner so you can square it off. I’ll think about this more for a tutorial!
@@MarkMatthewsMTB That would be amazing! There is something about those lofty exits!! Looking forward to being up at my sisters in Bellingham this summer. Can't wait to check out the local trails! Up for a road trip?! Haha
i really struggle with landings more than anything. I cant seem to get that nose dive motion down to land smoothly
I would recommend going to a skatepark on a hardtail or bmx and learn how air a 1/4 pipe. It will help you understand transitions more and his nosing in will become a natural and relaxed feeling
I really have a problem with one big and steep jump it‘s like 2,5 meters high or even higher and the takeoff is probably around 75- 80 degrees at the end. I have hit the jump a couple of times but I really can‘t clear it. I have the exact same speed as my friends who clear the jump but I am really struggling with not casing it. Does anyone have any tips that I can try to clear the jump?
Learn how to ride a 1/4 pipe at a skatepark. Once you can understand steep transitions, steep jumps are a breeze. It's a skill many mountain bikers lack but it helps a TON!
actually i am waaay more comfortable on a steep lip rathen than going as fast as i can on a straight jump
Hello their. Can you tell the difference between high rise handlebars and low rise handlebars in dirt jumping? What are their differences handling?
It’s personal preference. Try them both! I like a 30mm rise
@@MarkMatthewsMTB thank you for the info.
Just wondering are you Australia
I am Canada
„It gives you more room for error” ha ha😅 not really making me less nervous
Hahaha a confidence game
First
SPEED is ur friend......