5 Tips for motocross (dirt bike) RUTS

5 Tips for motocross (dirt bike) RUTS
Hey guys! In this video I'm gonna give you five tips to help you get through those dang ruts and always seem to mess us up just a little bit. I hope the video helps smash that subscribe button for me you know I appreciate it!
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[@mechajunk5856]

Subscribed. Awesome to see tips on the track I ride.

[@floop_7]

this definitely helped man thanks!

[@blueenduro5060]

Thanks for those tips mate.

[@djp3819]

Great tips Mitch. I’m bad for using the clutch to cover up mistakes. Cornering in general is definitely smoother and better flowing when I’m off the clutch. Slower is definitely harder. I can totally relate to that.

[@fit4moto]

Thanks man! It’s a bad habit I have too…I have to work on it

[@Jackspade216]

Thanks. That helps a lot

[@tlg5003]

What about straight-line ruts? What should your body position be? What if it's REALLY sticky?
I recently went through a straight-line rut (standing position). I picked a line, looked ahead, went fast, and my wheel just dug in like super glue and I went flying. Really shook my confidence. What did I do wrong? Thx 🙏🏻

[@aaronwoodfield2925]

Excellent video

[@brendanleach593]

3,4 & 5 are my problems. Thank you.

[@nomadnomad8571]

Well. I am #1!

[@enduroacademy]

Nice vid! :)
Whats that app or device on 1:16 ? looks nice!

[@krim1452]

I went to aj catanzaro (pro supercross rider) training and he wanted me to stand the whole way though then but I didn’t understand bcuz I had barely and stability and couldn’t lean

[@ejminkhashaki6187]

Please make a video on deep straight mud ruts. Thanks

[@ClarkStar866]

for those, get in standing attack position but position more weight at the rear wheel to maximize bite and keep the front end light, keep consistent throttle, at least 1/2 to 3/4 and look very far ahead. grip with knees and ankles, balls of feet on pegs and keep you grip and shoulders loose. don't look at your front fender. It's very much like hitting whoops except you're further back on the bike

[@sparky_zap69]

Well, I have some things to definitely work on. Slower is worse is definitely something that kicks me in the butt lol I gotta work on smooth delivery and carrying momentum lol

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