I have been watching a lot of trials videos and this one has been the best at visually demonstrated what is needed to accomplish the move. The integration of various camera views, post-edits of lines, and great narrations/descriptions all make me feel more confident in what maneuvers I need to work on to progress in my biking skills. Thanks so much for the video!
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Really enjoyed this one! Make more videos man they are really good!
Thank you for the advice. I especially like the part in which you give us the rider's prospect on the bike, because I simply don't have the 3rd person view.
I like your naration. It clear and easy to hear. I guess I should get further away on my breaks to make videos... Being truck driver, it's always to noise around!
Just purchased an inspired hex and I'm driving home. This is the first video I came across. I am a moto trials Rider and figured I'd get into bicycle trials as well. Excellent content and great edit. You earned a sub right away
I learned most trials basics from BMX. Trials and Street/flatland BMX traded kind of learned from each other....Hans Rey was featured in BMX magazine in the 80's, hopping on to a huge stack of pallets, immediately his moves became part of street riding.....hoping to give trials a go again this spring, it'll be interesting to see how many of these skills I've lost.
Hi I’m a mtber usually riding a full suspension bike and hitting dirt trails. One of my friends also rides trials bikes. Watching him blows my mind and has sparked an interest. He has lent me one of his spare bikes so I can start riding trials too. So glad I’ve found your channel. Your videos look awesome and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into them.
nice tutorials thnx! Been trying to front pivot for a while but never put that much effort in it. Now, during covid-19, is a good time to practice these in my garden. Oh, and please don't use your little brother like an obstacle...
Great video perfect time for everyone to learn trials in progress their skills especially those kids who were on the cutting edge I just put together a huge list for my nephews and was happy to come across your info...👏👏👏
Nice tutorials , Im an old man ex skater, just brought a STB and I really needed this video .Pedal kick video tutorial would be great please try to do one ..PS im 53 and still able to throw my bike around, even though my back aches every morning after a ride :)
Never too old to rock :D Trials is kinda demanding on the lower back. Maybe some extra exercise can get those muscles up to the job and help against the pain. Pedal kicks are harder to teach than they are to learn, but I'll see what I can do!
Man your channel is really awesome. I really like your teaching skill, how you deconstruct and think how things work. I'm just a bit bummed you have not more video. Do you have recommendations for tutorials/channel free or for money, just high quality like this one :) I've progressed a lot. Thank you so much.
@@TheUselessTrials i have to say i don't understand yet how to jump once i've lifted my front wheel and put weight on the rear one. But i'll watch and practice, it'll come.
Hi! Loved the video, however I'm struggling with some things. Right now I own a 27.5" hardtail mtb (I'll buy street trial bike in the future) and I'm struggling with adjusting the rear wheel position or trying to jump in place in order to turn around. The way I do it is, if I want to turn left: 1. Left foot in the back 2. Right foot in the front 3. I start with turning my body towards left while also applying pressure to the pedals in order to make a jump 4. I release both brakes for the jump 5. The force from my body turning starts turning the bike 6. I use the rear foot (left one) in order to turn the back even further using pedal grip 7. Once I land, I hit brakes and proceed from step 1. Currently, I'm able to do around 30 degrees turn per jump, however since I have an 27.5" hardtail mtb, my lowet saddle position ends up around the middle of my inner thigh, which sometimes makes me hit the saddle during step 6. Is there any way to prevent this? Should I replace the saddle for more comfy one or should I grab it with my thighs (heard people do something like that on bmx, during bar spin, but they have very wide saddles). Thanks for answers!
He makes it look so easy. I’m so confident. Then I get on my bike and it all comes crashing down
Just try it, it just needs to click in your head
trackstand is easy
I’m guessing if you can’t track stand pretty well then none of the other stuff is gonna feel great. I’m trying to just work on the track stand for now
@@EM-nl6sg agree. The most basic is track stand. I'm still figuring out too.
T R I C K
Thank you for posting. Great tutorial. Seems very beginner friendly. I’m 48 years old and just getting started.
It seems like your channel is the trials version of Skills with Phill. Both channel’s need to upload much more because your videos are killer.
I agree Peter. Love learning new skills, even after 30+ years of riding.
🙄🙄🙄
Only man on the internet to accurately explain the endo pivot. Bravo! Taken me soooo many videos to find this.
Thanks for breaking down tricks with slow motion replays 👍
I have been watching a lot of trials videos and this one has been the best at visually demonstrated what is needed to accomplish the move. The integration of various camera views, post-edits of lines, and great narrations/descriptions all make me feel more confident in what maneuvers I need to work on to progress in my biking skills. Thanks so much for the video!
Really enjoyed this one! Make more videos man they are really good!
German analytics and tutorials mix very well. You explain the parts the most videos will miss. Keep up the good work!
Interesting approach, haha.
Cheers!
Pretty good! I will try this with my son. Me 61, my son is 12 years old! Thanks for sharing
Ok, you win. Second video and I've subscribed.
Same.
Too
First one and done. 😁
Thank you for the advice. I especially like the part in which you give us the rider's prospect on the bike, because I simply don't have the 3rd person view.
I realy like your videos, you really should maik more.
True!
Make
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I like your naration. It clear and easy to hear.
I guess I should get further away on my breaks to make videos... Being truck driver, it's always to noise around!
Thanks! Gave me a lot of ideas to practice with my DJ around Atlanta
Youre Video teached me some Things I can do on my Enduro now. Big Thanks.
I would love to see you doing these moves on a mountain/trail bike and show how they would apply on the trails.
Thanks for the sick free pointers.
Thanks for breaking down the front pivot, great video, now I must go practice
Absolutely brilliant video many thanks for posting !.
Thanks for the great video and advice! Good job.
all explained and visualized in the way, that there is no chance to missuderstand. big thumb up!
I saw a lot of how to trial videos, but actually this one was the first, I recognized as helpful to learn trial.
Thanks! That was the plan when making it!
Appreciate your videos; I’m going to try these as soon as it stops raining..
Probably one of the best explanatory videos out there!
OMMMG your videos are THE POT OF GOLD ☁ 🏆 ☁
You have the best instructional videos!!! Thank you for all the help!
Excellent tutorial. Now I have more skills to practice. No doubt I will be watching this several more times. Thank you.
I super love your deadpan humor in writing. Kudos. Now excited to do these myself.
You've inspired me into trial riding! Thanks mate:D
Fantastic way of explanation by using simple geometric examples! Thanks!
That is the best, clearest instruction on those skills I have ever seen. I agree with everyone else here saying please make more!
Brilliant..great skill level. I have seen people practicing with cones etc but I suppose a little brother does in handy too :))
Wonderfully simple, great videos
Just purchased an inspired hex and I'm driving home. This is the first video I came across. I am a moto trials Rider and figured I'd get into bicycle trials as well. Excellent content and great edit. You earned a sub right away
I learned most trials basics from BMX. Trials and Street/flatland BMX traded kind of learned from each other....Hans Rey was featured in BMX magazine in the 80's, hopping on to a huge stack of pallets, immediately his moves became part of street riding.....hoping to give trials a go again this spring, it'll be interesting to see how many of these skills I've lost.
Actually never mind you do a great job of breaking it down thank you
Hi I’m a mtber usually riding a full suspension bike and hitting dirt trails. One of my friends also rides trials bikes. Watching him blows my mind and has sparked an interest. He has lent me one of his spare bikes so I can start riding trials too. So glad I’ve found your channel. Your videos look awesome and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into them.
nice tutorials thnx! Been trying to front pivot for a while but never put that much effort in it. Now, during covid-19, is a good time to practice these in my garden. Oh, and please don't use your little brother like an obstacle...
Danke meine herr! You make it look so easy but the explanations and instructions are very clear and very good 👍
Very nice and clear delivery 👌
Man, I am loving these how-to's. Keep it up!
Awesome video, very informative. Great shots demonstrating how integral body weight is to moving the
bike around.
I guess I need to find myself a front brake… great video
you do very good videos we learn a lot out of them thank you
Thank you very much for this!
Very good tips. I will try. Thanks
I came for the barspin video, and stayed for quality uploads. I ride BMX but your vids are still interesting to watch. Keep it up!
That's cool. Glad the work was worth it ✌🏻
Do more Videos like these please!! 😍😍
You're like an Idol for me!!
Learn all of that already but I need to progress to do it better, your advice are really useful !
Gutes Video, weiß endlich wie man Pivots übt. 🔥🤙
Can't wait to try them!
If you want to get really good at trackstands without moving or pedaling take your chain off it works so well
Very NICE!! Thank you Max!
Cool finaly someone who is informative. I will go play Today.
Dude, your videos are so ridiculously well-made! Incredible work! Keep it up. Subbed. 👍
Thanks a lot ✌
Great video! Even more interested in buying a trials bike now!
Excellent video!! I'm going to apply this to my bmx riding (mostly in the driveway) 😆🤟
Very good video, short yet helpful. Thanks and more tutorials to come.
Really good video. And really good explanations of the moves. The alternate camera angles and explanations help a lot.
And again, for show purposes. Love it hahahaha
great explanations, thanks!
The side hop reminds me of Pokemon emerald
Great video perfect time for everyone to learn trials in progress their skills especially those kids who were on the cutting edge I just put together a huge list for my nephews and was happy to come across your info...👏👏👏
Awesome video! Thank you
Love this kind of videos
Perfect simple video, thanks.
Great stuff. Do one with an actual progression..helps us mortals not get discouraged.. but great stuff
Thank you very much, it's very helpful!
Yes my man good video
Enjoyed watching, like your style of lesson, thanks
You have helped me so much
Very good to hear! 👊
really helpful. thank you bro
Cool video. Thanks for sharing
Very well done!!
Excellent!
love ur channel. great vids bro
Cheers!
Thanks very helpful
Great video pls do more.!
♥️
Very good thank you
Killer video!
Fantastic video mate!
Thanks :)
Great inspiring video ! Good explanation of basic skills, great input for everyone that likes to progress...
Very nice tips!
Nice tutorials , Im an old man ex skater, just brought a STB and I really needed this video .Pedal kick video tutorial would be great please try to do one ..PS im 53 and still able to throw my bike around, even though my back aches every morning after a ride :)
Never too old to rock :D
Trials is kinda demanding on the lower back. Maybe some extra exercise can get those muscles up to the job and help against the pain.
Pedal kicks are harder to teach than they are to learn, but I'll see what I can do!
Very clear instructions, thanks!
Favorite vid of all time
Memes are better
Let's see how much of that can I and my XC handle haha. Love the tutorials man
Xc is full of fun.,im Xco racer as well i think these skills will help me,
@@beshock3654 So these tricks are also possible on XCs?
@@EET_FUK_ yes
@@beshock3654 Ok thx
Please do a tutorial to do drift with any bicycle
Tap the break an let's go
Pure gold, loved the vid! Gonna go play around with this later on today :)
Man your channel is really awesome. I really like your teaching skill, how you deconstruct and think how things work. I'm just a bit bummed you have not more video. Do you have recommendations for tutorials/channel free or for money, just high quality like this one :) I've progressed a lot. Thank you so much.
Thanks! Ali Clarkson also has some good tutorials 👍🏻
@@TheUselessTrials i have to say i don't understand yet how to jump once i've lifted my front wheel and put weight on the rear one. But i'll watch and practice, it'll come.
This is an excellent break down for us beginners! Thank you!
Thanks! That was great! Looking forward to your other videos now! 👍
Nice video , more how to stuff would be cool .
Hi! Loved the video, however I'm struggling with some things.
Right now I own a 27.5" hardtail mtb (I'll buy street trial bike in the future) and I'm struggling with adjusting the rear wheel position or trying to jump in place in order to turn around.
The way I do it is, if I want to turn left:
1. Left foot in the back
2. Right foot in the front
3. I start with turning my body towards left while also applying pressure to the pedals in order to make a jump
4. I release both brakes for the jump
5. The force from my body turning starts turning the bike
6. I use the rear foot (left one) in order to turn the back even further using pedal grip
7. Once I land, I hit brakes and proceed from step 1.
Currently, I'm able to do around 30 degrees turn per jump, however since I have an 27.5" hardtail mtb, my lowet saddle position ends up around the middle of my inner thigh, which sometimes makes me hit the saddle during step 6. Is there any way to prevent this? Should I replace the saddle for more comfy one or should I grab it with my thighs (heard people do something like that on bmx, during bar spin, but they have very wide saddles).
Thanks for answers!
Yes, finally a new video! Love it, keep em going, you are awesome! :)
Great video
Ok time to learn this on my MTB
i try to learn those tricks on my freeride bike its fun!!!
4:44 I've always known that's as a rockwalk since the 90's. Love that last clip, better than I was at that age.
Haha, I'll let him know. Cheers
Got a new sub here! Your instructional videos are simply laid out and very well done. Got here thru the Manual tutorial. Thanks!
Cheers dude!