Thank you for spreading knowledge. As old A rider there are alot of things over the years I've learned that have become second nature and you don't even realize your doing it. Now my son is riding alot I'm always working with him and you videos are a great tool for different approaches to help him grasp the concept of what he is trying to achieve. Thanks again
Ryno, you've been saying similar for years. I remember watching you at Glen Helen over 10 years ago. You were coming off Mt. Saint Helens when it had a tight 180 at the top. You can clearly see you pushing your head way over to the side, driving your head and shoulder down the hill. It was so deliberate me and the boys thought you were injured or something then we realized it was technique.
I used to do that back in the 70's. I learned it by just watching fast riders. And when I did it I probably looked cool but it just felt right and so much faster.
No one ever talks about counter steering a dirt bike... I went to super bike school which teaches you how to turn a street bike which is exactly the same as a dirt bike only difference is the surface, but one ever talks about counter steering to initiate the turn at all when it comes to dirt bikes... It’s crazy to me ..
Ryno what are your thoughts on Jeff walkers corner technique last season he finally made it the top 20 but I feel like he’s missing some necessary technique need to to be in the top 15
This sounds like it only applies to ruts. I would think off camber/ flat turns you’d want to turn your bike in, but not your body to be stable while the rear wheel is actively slipping around the turn.
I've heard it a thousand times "look ahead". It clicked for me when a pro told me to "look where you want to go ". Look ahead is general term. Not percific
Thank you for spreading knowledge. As old A rider there are alot of things over the years I've learned that have become second nature and you don't even realize your doing it. Now my son is riding alot I'm always working with him and you videos are a great tool for different approaches to help him grasp the concept of what he is trying to achieve. Thanks again
I wish i had found this channel when i was riding all the time. Great info! Time to get back on the bike
Ryno, you've been saying similar for years. I remember watching you at Glen Helen over 10 years ago. You were coming off Mt. Saint Helens when it had a tight 180 at the top. You can clearly see you pushing your head way over to the side, driving your head and shoulder down the hill. It was so deliberate me and the boys thought you were injured or something then we realized it was technique.
#chargelife all day long!
I used to do that back in the 70's. I learned it by just watching fast riders. And when I did it I probably looked cool but it just felt right and so much faster.
Exactly how I teach. Always about planning ahead.
Thanks Ryno for the tips
Such a simple thing but it does make all the difference in the world. I tried it on my mountain bike and could feel the difference even on that bike.
No one ever talks about counter steering a dirt bike... I went to super bike school which teaches you how to turn a street bike which is exactly the same as a dirt bike only difference is the surface, but one ever talks about counter steering to initiate the turn at all when it comes to dirt bikes... It’s crazy to me ..
RYNO = LEGEND
you hit that turn so fuckin perfect ryno!
Love the videos. I'm not sure I understand this one. How do you initiate with your shoulder? Outside elbow/shoulder? When does this happen?
Ryan.. I still have your DVD somewhere with you lessons,you had the 125 KTM it’s bin awhile🤙🏽 All ways wondering what happened to you. 😎Rino
My oldest son and I watched that DVD a ton of times. Ryans teaching technique is laid back and easy to understand.
The set up** is what some call it. Like in skating or surfing your setting up for the next maneuver.
So initiate with outside shoulder and elbow up? Body in the plane of the bike?
This is my biggest downfall. Thanks for the advice!
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Ryno what are your thoughts on Jeff walkers corner technique last season he finally made it the top 20 but I feel like he’s missing some necessary technique need to to be in the top 15
This sounds like it only applies to ruts. I would think off camber/ flat turns you’d want to turn your bike in, but not your body to be stable while the rear wheel is actively slipping around the turn.
how do i sign up for classes
Ronny Mac has the biggest burm blasts tho. Lol
It’s all in the clutch pop and cut fenders, and not riding a stupid ass 4stroke
@@ButtSnorkler9000 don't forget to drag that foot too!
@@EkonRekon hell yea all these dumb asses pointing their foot up front like all the power doesn’t come from the back tire
@@ButtSnorkler9000 that's why they need a front brake! They don't understand physics
Ronny BigMac cant ride 4 shit
My right turn flow feels less natural than left turns.. whats the deal? I'm working on it..
Yea same left hand turns i can burn.
I've heard it a thousand times "look ahead". It clicked for me when a pro told me to "look where you want to go ". Look ahead is general term. Not percific
"initiate your shoulder elbow up" Huh?
“Initiate your shoulder, elbow up”. He’s breaking down each movement!