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Did you guys struggle at the start with the fear factor of looping out? That's what I'm experiencing, my body reflexively doesn't let me kick the bike away and I just jolt my weight forward. Any mental tips regarding that? Thanks a lot guys.
Yes, it can definitely be scary at first. But bailing off the back is going to be essential. Like many tricks in bmx, learning to bail out of a trick is almost just as important as committing. Once you learn to bail, the fear of the trick largely goes away, because you know what to expect, and you know how to protect yourself when things go wrong. I would recommend rolling slowly and jumping off the back of the bike, or just putting your feet on the ground to the sides of your pedals to start (don’t even do the manual). Then I would try looping out or flipping a manual on purpose, that way you are really prepared to bail out of it. Once you are comfortable with that, you can start practicing the manual. Just always be prepared to bail! The mental aspect is so tough. I’ve been there with a few tricks. If you can’t get yourself to loop out on purpose, you could try doing it into grass, bark chips, or anything soft. Make sure to wear a helmet, and any other pads that might give you more confidence, and make you feel safer. The safer you feel, the more likely you are to commit. You will have to take it onto a hard surface eventually though, as the trick is really tough in grass and bark chips. Other than that, try to hype yourself up to commit to looping out. Whether it’s with music, or friends, the more adrenaline you get going the more likely you are to commit. Hope that helps
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Did you guys struggle at the start with the fear factor of looping out? That's what I'm experiencing, my body reflexively doesn't let me kick the bike away and I just jolt my weight forward. Any mental tips regarding that? Thanks a lot guys.
Yes, it can definitely be scary at first. But bailing off the back is going to be essential. Like many tricks in bmx, learning to bail out of a trick is almost just as important as committing. Once you learn to bail, the fear of the trick largely goes away, because you know what to expect, and you know how to protect yourself when things go wrong.
I would recommend rolling slowly and jumping off the back of the bike, or just putting your feet on the ground to the sides of your pedals to start (don’t even do the manual). Then I would try looping out or flipping a manual on purpose, that way you are really prepared to bail out of it. Once you are comfortable with that, you can start practicing the manual. Just always be prepared to bail!
The mental aspect is so tough. I’ve been there with a few tricks. If you can’t get yourself to loop out on purpose, you could try doing it into grass, bark chips, or anything soft. Make sure to wear a helmet, and any other pads that might give you more confidence, and make you feel safer. The safer you feel, the more likely you are to commit. You will have to take it onto a hard surface eventually though, as the trick is really tough in grass and bark chips.
Other than that, try to hype yourself up to commit to looping out. Whether it’s with music, or friends, the more adrenaline you get going the more likely you are to commit. Hope that helps
@@JosiahOchoa some of the best advice I've heard
Just purposely loop out a few times and you won't be scared anymore
Thanks!
Thanks for the tut.
Austin run the Jackson bars? If not both sticker look alike. Hard to tell while watching on my phone
Yes he does. Good eye
Yessir 9.25 rise, favorite bars I’ve ever ridden!
@@austinc2387 was thinking about grabbing a pair. Im running the s&m no exit bars atm 9.25 but the back sweep is a lil much
@@JosiahOchoa thanks bud
Snafu is a joke company. They sell at Walmart don’t buy that crap. Not rider owned.
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Nice
I learned Dork Manuals and Rocket Air manuals before Manual lol
Maybe you guys can do bike checks at some point
We were actually planning on doing that for Thursdays video!
If you try to manual out of a bank you might actually be chased by security.
solid advice