The Woods | Motocross Documentary (4K)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Lane Wood is an attorney who participates in Hare Scrambles as much as possible. Lane is helping his son, Clint, to master the grueling two hour race.
CREDITS:
An Engle Digital Film
Directed and Edited by Will Engle
Featuring Lane & Clint Wood
First AC Jack Polly
Production Assistant Walt Engle
Special Thanks Florida Trail Riders
WEB:
www.engledigital.com
www.floridatrailriders.org
INSTAGRAM:
engledigital
MUSIC:
EpidemicSound.com
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Thanks for posting. I'm a 52cyear old father of twin 17 year old boys. We have been riding and racing together since they were little. These are some of my best life memories.
Awesome. Glad for you and your young men. Keep the bonds going.
great video - keep rippin it up fellas - love from England
Would love to ride England someday. Maybe a GP course!
Agreed great video guys👌
Thanks Robbo. I'm thanking God for the time we spend together. Appreciate you taking the time to comment
OK Lane, you had the Holeshot until that wheelie for the camera. 😂😂
I have no idea why this video popped up on my feed, but kind of cool to watch a weekend warrior family out enjoying dirt bikes and dirtbike racing. It’s what it’s all about.
Now I know it’s easy for everybody to be a keyboard warrior, but I’m an old has-been that’s been there and done that. (so that means I know nothing more than anybody else). But I recommend you both find a local AA rider or ex AA (A/pro or whatever they call it in your area) who teaches classes and work on these few things. Correct body position, standing up with the correct body position and then obviously things like cornering front breaking and balance skills. Again I’m not throwing this out there as criticism just things I see that you both will benefit from. Or another alternative is, there’s a lot of good video online teaching these things. Watch them and try to mimic those techniques at a slow pace.
Anyway keep it up and thanks for the video.
Thanks Rob. Clint did the wheelie. The video is not so much to showcase prowess or abilities. The clips were just to give a flavor of what the events are like and how we do them together, but you will be glad to know that we discussed the "wheelie" and I gave Clint my solutions for the perfect start. A little later in the video there is a clip from the next event where he gets the perfect start and holeshot. It was clean and complete; no wheelie and nobody within 2 or more bike lengths. I am more stoked about his willingness to listen dn learn and try than the actual result, but in the past 4 races he is 3 for 4 on holeshots, with the wheelie start being the first and only one of the 4 that he didn't nail completely. It was a very close second. I'm 4 for 4 in the last 4 events and looking forward to another if I can put it all together again. I don't take it for granted.
Mind sharing your solutions for the start?
Great video. FTR??
yes!
YES, and to my knowledge FTR is the largest club of its kind in the country. Across all classes, I think these events have aboitu 1,000 racers over the course of 2 days.