How to balance dirt bikes at a stand still!︱Cross Training Enduro

crosstrainingenduro.com tractionerag.com How to balance dirt bikes at a stand still? One of our 90+ free enduro training vids! This enduro training video focuses on balancing at a stand still using trials techniques. We want to show you how to ride dirt bikes using enduro skills and dirt bike techniques. It continues on from our basic balancing video. Learning to balance transforms the way you ride in technical terrain. Apply these trials techniques as recommended by top extreme enduro riders like Graham Jarvis, Jonny Walker and Taddy Blasuziak who are all former trials champions. So.... How to balance dirt bikes at a stand still.
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"Doing exercises to improve your balance will make you a better rider. If your balance is good, you’ll use less energy to ride." - Graham Jarvis
This continues on from a our first introduction to balancing video here. In that first video, we said you should aim for being able to balance at a stand still.
Everything in extreme enduro terrain throws you off balance, so balancing lays a strong foundation for enduro skills. Trials riders can balance at a stand still for as long as they like, even with no hands on the bars. Cross training has a strong focus on being able to balance on your enduro bike, even at a stand still - this is a handy skill when you have minimal run up to your next obstacle. Balance also means you can spend more time standing on the pegs in tough terrain instead of sitting down, so you will have far more control of your dirt bike. Remember cross training applies trials techniques to your dirt riding skills. When you feel ready, try getting up on the foot pegs without someone holding the bike for you. This is a balancing technique used often in trials, and is a great tool for cross training too. Most trials techniques involve precise use of the clutch and balance, such as feathering the clutch for traction control up hills or dropping the clutch to launch the bike into the air. Cross training applies the same balancing principles to enduro bike and the clutch becomes an extension of your thottle at both low and high speeds.
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