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The more you go the better you'll get each time. Michigan doesn't have those kind of hills and stuff but for the technical things, just keep looking forward...and don't pedal clip a root.
That was my 1st thought as well. He was way more confident than anyone I have ever seen jumping A line for the 1st time. While on the ironhorse, you could tell he would progress quickly. Evidently ski jumping and jumping a mountainbike are similar. I guess physics is physics.
@@kingdomcome1617 since you jump on your mountain bike by using your legs and while facing straight, I guess it probably does translate pretty well theoretically lol maybe this dude can chime in on that
I can't talk from experience because until now I didn't do jumps or drops, but you also need to have the right technique, otherwise you will hurt yourself and the other part is the confidence.
Confidence from skiing. He has solid air awareness and is already comfortable with going big; just needed to get comfortable doing it on a bike. My take anyway. That said, this progression is just insane. “I’d like to backflip Matilda”. What?! He’s talented.
Absolutely insane are the correct words. Even in the first few clips I was feeling this guy must have done some form of jumping or riding before, his movement and body placement is/was WAY too good for never doing anything before. Then I saw the skiing clips, seems like the jumping skills translate to biking in some way, because it looked natural so fast
@@Doggepp Absoltely, I bet he rode bmx or something like it before... Maybe no tech trails or mtb, but definitely something where he learned how to jump. You dont just step on an enduro and send A Line first time really riding it unless you know a little bit what to do. Just would not happen otherwise.
@@Doggepp Ah ok just saw that he also likes skiing and stuff, and hes damn good at it... Probably translates pretty well to mtb, at least I wouldnt be too surprised if it did.
this is why we should all do more than one sport. how the unlocked labirynth transits to the ease of commiting jumps, drops, stepdowns etc. in mtb is amazing. just as his skiing skills. madness.
Everything started to made sense when you showed your skiing ability. There's way to many skills and confidence boosts that apply to mountain bike that you already had. Keep going!
Dude, ive been mountain biking since 2019, and despite my confidence and riding being in a completely different realm than before, youre hitting some features even I would be scared to hit. Fair play to you my man, this is some insane progression. I know after 1 year I definitely wasnt this competent haha
I’m a mountain biker of over 5 years now. I just randomly came across your first video when you posted it, and you said one day you would be the best mountain biker in the world. I thought to myself “something is different about this guy” so I subscribed hoping to see in a few years maybe you becoming a competent mountain biker. I wasn’t expecting to see like 3 months later you going to freaking whistler and hitting all the giant jump lines. Your progression is insane and mountain biking holds a very bright future for you.
Your progression is actually pretty impressive. I’d say there’s a lot of things as far as weighing risk/reward that translate through a lot of sports and some people naturally adapt when they do some other sport as a high level. Awesome to see man you’ll have to get out to Kamloops this year and ride the bike ranch and sun peaks you’ll absolutely love it.
He also does some insane stuff on skies. I guess that has had immense impact on how to control your own fear and commitment. Nonetheless it’s very impressive on how much he progressed. I’m quite a bit jealous
Blows my mind how quickly you picked it up and how big of everything you're already doing. I love it! My only advice would be to focus on basic techniques as you go through the year, good posture, good feet, good brake control, good line choices. Don't wanna build in bad habits.
i just watched one of your vids for the first time and you were sending some crazy jumps. that progression is insane. i've been wanting to get into mountain biking for a long time and this is giving me hope lol
Yo! Insane progression, congrats man. I was lured in by the shiny bikes and could kit too haha. I owned 2 DH rigs before getting a proper Trail bike to ride in my local Edmonton Valley Trails. My best tip is learn to wash, maintain and fix your bike, it will keep it running smooth and give you the confidence it is safe haha. Reach out to some local shops to see if they would be keen for a collaboration! Cheers.
Great progress my guy! Definitely helps having all those years getting comfortable in the air and on descents on ski’s. keep it up and God bless my friend 😊
Dude, you just gave me such a confidence boost with that run down A line. Hopefully going there next year and I was si worried that i wouldn't make it down A line, but seeing you do it so quickly, I feel a lot more confident!
I love you pure fun! 💯🔥 if you are used to feeling some air time and you are already athletic, the progression will be tremendously fast. I envy the confidence. I have to gather it all again after a major crash. Recovering mentally is way harder to overcome.
Congrats on the progress man , you've progressed so much in such a short time ! Keep pushing my guy and hope seeing you backflip your bike someday ! Send it or go home !
This progression from freaking out riding down a grass hill to hitting whistler is amazing. Great job man. I wish I could ride with mates and have as much balls as you. 💪👍
I can’t believe this. I watch almost every video and have been around for a little bit now. Just now did I realize after all this time that I wasn’t subbed. Sick vid! I hope to get into mountain biking soon :)
Heck yeah dude! What a cool video to see the amount of progression you have made in such a short time. I had brain cancer in 2016. Learning to ride again has been challenging but now I’ve rode MTB for 3 years. I’d love to flip again but the foam pits in AUS have all closed due to insurance.
I have one season in on my MTB journey less than 6 rides and I’m sending it like you are at my local bike parks. I guess my previous decades of skateboarding help out. I love mountain biking now almost as much as skateboarding. Enjoy and be safe!
Nice work! The key to progressing is the "Local Track". Riding a wide variety is great but in addition to variety you should have 1, 2, or 3 local favorite trails that you ride repeatedly almost every day, multiple laps per day, and sessioning key sections over and over if possible. Doing this gives you a comfort and muscle memory that allows you to get looser, and really explore body position and committing to corners faster and more leaned in than you would on trails you don't know every inch/millimeter of. Keep it up!👍
Really enjoy watching you progress in mtb! Would love to see you do a reaction style video to some of the Darkfest videos. I think my dream video would be a tricking academy type collab between you and Matt Jones 👀
This is such a fun video! Looks like your skiing skills have helped a lot with your progression. Still, the laughing out loud (something I still do at 47 years of age) is infectious and shows how much you're loving it! PS. Looks like you bought a dropper post, is that lever comfortable?
Ironically it was the A Line video last year that came up in algorithms. My first DH experience was at Revolution Bike Park in UK.. I signed a disclaimer saying i was rad at DH.. Ride with brake levers the wrong sides and survived. I watched your A line and thought how the progression what what.. You just bought a bike.. Dude i snapped my T11 clean in half on a DH gao jump. 9 months of hell.. Docs said id never ride or sport again.. Im now on my 8th full winter season. Your ski skills and experience clearly really helped especially with A line and you're more than experienced with the spinal brap brap. Kudos brother. I'm 45 and still riding even though I've broken myslef.
Im impressed dude. Just started mountainbiking last year myself and planning on hitting the slopes this year. I own a MTB/downhill hybrid called Scott Genius that should get me on my way i think.
A willingness to fail and crash is all you need to progress quickly. I see videos of people saying it took them a year just to overcome the fear of a particular jump/feature. You must examine your skill level appropriately, pick obstacles that are just outside your skill level, and smash them. Rinse to reveal a new ability and repeat.
I think having any background with balance/weighting/jumping (skiing/boarding) can help with mountain biking, since finding balance points and moving your weight around is a large part of it. Not surprised to see you progressing quickly.
Looking at it reminds me my progression one on one. Started 2020, bought a first FS Scott Spark. Went to a bike park, realising that I need something slacker. Got a Canyon Spectral, found some really good ridding buddy’s and started sending it. Had a background just being athletic and doing a lot of different extreme sports. I just did everything what my buddy’s did, they had a lot more skill. But learning from mistakes (had some serious crashes and injury’s). Anyway, best choice in my life, Moved from Estonia to British Columbia and living my best life. Btw, just 2 weeks ago broke my thumb at Squamish, what a life.
I rode for 2 years a btwin, a year ago i bought the Clash( i think same than you) and my progression got crazy, enjoy riding and continue upgrading ur riding skills ur doing well🤙🤙
Okay I was super confused how you progressed so fast, from little rock jumps to bloody Moonbooter and the rest of whistler. Then ski season hit and I was like 'Ohhhhhhhhhh, this guys shreds the pow'. Mad respect for the progress!
I started november 2023 and within a month I was riding blues/black lines where I live we have one hill that has lots of rocks and steep sections...I started on a hard tail to learn the lines and handle the bike...but soon I bought a DS with 150mm (double suspension) and it was like comparing apples and pears...I started floating more and I feel more comfortable....now saving up for my first DH bike because I realized I prefer to ride enduro and dh....I already had 20+ years of cycling experience since I come from the Netherlands (we pretty much grow up cycling from the womb)...but now I live in Mexico and the terrain is different...great to see you enjoy and progress...but foremost have fun ! stay safe yall
Sick dude, I noticed at the start you are from Edmonton. There are some sick trails here, me and some of my friends are building a really gnarly trail at the moment and maybe you would like to test it out when it’s done. It’s in the vicinity of where you where riding aswell😳
I think you were a lil bit better than you gave yourself credit for in the beginning. The new bike added confidence. Havent met many scared to go down the hill to clearing doubles in the same year 😆 nice!
As someone who's starting his second season and who rides steep double blacks, one tip I can give from watching you, lean back a bit less (no stretched arms). You want to be chin at the bar most of the time, especially in the steeps (it was the reason why you were losing control on that rock roll to wooden berm, and on Captain Safety, no front grip and then weak position to handle the compression). You then decide how high or low you get yourself depending on how steep, but almost always keep a strong position on the handlebar. Can't really help for jumping since thats my weak point, but same basic rules apply, unless you like getting bucked :P Keep shredding !
Get those elbows out! A 1h coaching session could probably make you a million times better :) Keep up the progress, so sick to get reminded what it's like starting to mountain bike!
I started mountain biking about three years ago, and I started with zero knowledge. But I'm still not able to do drops, jumps and stuff you showed within one year. This is very impressive. I mean, this is not just the just do it mentality, you also need to have the right technique otherwise you will hurt yourself.
there is an indoor mountain bike park opening in North Vancouver that is getting a foam pit, they are although opening in stages and the foam pit is stage two so I'm not sure on the exact time the foam pits will open. I also work there so it would be dope to meet you.
Any tips? :’)
Send it
If you try More „Car Park Tricks“ you get more controle of your Bike and for me it was great to try a Airbag! But nice Video
The more you go the better you'll get each time. Michigan doesn't have those kind of hills and stuff but for the technical things, just keep looking forward...and don't pedal clip a root.
Heels down, elbows out
Whip it 😏
Having confidence is honestly like 80% of the battle. Great job
That was my 1st thought as well. He was way more confident than anyone I have ever seen jumping A line for the 1st time. While on the ironhorse, you could tell he would progress quickly. Evidently ski jumping and jumping a mountainbike are similar. I guess physics is physics.
@@kingdomcome1617 since you jump on your mountain bike by using your legs and while facing straight, I guess it probably does translate pretty well theoretically lol maybe this dude can chime in on that
Yep, I’ve hit a drop before on the first try because I didn’t know it was coming. But now that I know about it my brain is too scared to hit it again
I can't talk from experience because until now I didn't do jumps or drops, but you also need to have the right technique, otherwise you will hurt yourself and the other part is the confidence.
@@citylife3370 yup. That’s the other 20%
how did you go from barely riding down a hill to hitting whistler jumps like immediately? crazy progression man
i was wondering that too
Confidence from skiing. He has solid air awareness and is already comfortable with going big; just needed to get comfortable doing it on a bike. My take anyway.
That said, this progression is just insane. “I’d like to backflip Matilda”. What?! He’s talented.
He's an athlete and a good one at that.
If you get enough time at a place that's built as well as whistler you can progress pretty fast in my experience. Man still has talent though!
Because anyone could go off those jumps you just roll off them thats how well they are built
Absolutely insane progression for one year!
Absolutely insane are the correct words. Even in the first few clips I was feeling this guy must have done some form of jumping or riding before, his movement and body placement is/was WAY too good for never doing anything before. Then I saw the skiing clips, seems like the jumping skills translate to biking in some way, because it looked natural so fast
@@Doggepp Absoltely, I bet he rode bmx or something like it before... Maybe no tech trails or mtb, but definitely something where he learned how to jump. You dont just step on an enduro and send A Line first time really riding it unless you know a little bit what to do. Just would not happen otherwise.
@@Doggepp Ah ok just saw that he also likes skiing and stuff, and hes damn good at it... Probably translates pretty well to mtb, at least I wouldnt be too surprised if it did.
He was better than he gave himself credit for in the beginning
This progression is insane. maybe the fact you already are confident hitting big jumps on the skis helps a lot but damn, that’s incredible
After watching you ski, I can see why you have progressed so fast on two wheels. Mad respect bro.
this is why we should all do more than one sport. how the unlocked labirynth transits to the ease of commiting jumps, drops, stepdowns etc. in mtb is amazing. just as his skiing skills. madness.
So awesome dude! Inspiring and hilarious at the same time💪🏼 keep up the good work
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@@Liverpoolarcoolfacts!😂
Everything started to made sense when you showed your skiing ability. There's way to many skills and confidence boosts that apply to mountain bike that you already had. Keep going!
Ok, people have already told you the same. What a waste of your time this comment is 😂
Dude, ive been mountain biking since 2019, and despite my confidence and riding being in a completely different realm than before, youre hitting some features even I would be scared to hit. Fair play to you my man, this is some insane progression. I know after 1 year I definitely wasnt this competent haha
I’m a mountain biker of over 5 years now. I just randomly came across your first video when you posted it, and you said one day you would be the best mountain biker in the world. I thought to myself “something is different about this guy” so I subscribed hoping to see in a few years maybe you becoming a competent mountain biker. I wasn’t expecting to see like 3 months later you going to freaking whistler and hitting all the giant jump lines. Your progression is insane and mountain biking holds a very bright future for you.
Your progression is actually pretty impressive. I’d say there’s a lot of things as far as weighing risk/reward that translate through a lot of sports and some people naturally adapt when they do some other sport as a high level. Awesome to see man you’ll have to get out to Kamloops this year and ride the bike ranch and sun peaks you’ll absolutely love it.
You're commitment ability after one year is actually insane man. After riding 4 years i still would have a very hard time hitting a lot of that stuff.
Thats bc hes had a lot more opportunities then most
@@Specialized-Demo_Riderskill issue unfortunately
He also does some insane stuff on skies. I guess that has had immense impact on how to control your own fear and commitment.
Nonetheless it’s very impressive on how much he progressed. I’m quite a bit jealous
@@ethanknight9128 whats that supposed to mean
@@ethanknight9128💀💀💀
Blows my mind how quickly you picked it up and how big of everything you're already doing. I love it!
My only advice would be to focus on basic techniques as you go through the year, good posture, good feet, good brake control, good line choices. Don't wanna build in bad habits.
This video makes me so happy. Your pure excitement is infectious. Keep on riding man!!!
Love it!! As mentioned, unreal how fast you progressed!! Kudos!
Loved this video can’t wait to see what else you get up to on your bike this season
So good to see you back on wheels ! Can't wait to start this bike season and go into bikeparks
YO this progression is awesome! Excited to see more MTB this season!
The energy is the key! The level of stoke stayed consistent throughout each clip, even bombing the grass hill at the beginning. Love it
i just watched one of your vids for the first time and you were sending some crazy jumps. that progression is insane. i've been wanting to get into mountain biking for a long time and this is giving me hope lol
Wait what. Didnt expect that! That was really insane progress for only one year! Great job!!!!!
Doing DH for the first time and deciding to hit jumps at Whistler on a rainy day is insanity but I respect it lol. Great progression.
Yo! Insane progression, congrats man. I was lured in by the shiny bikes and could kit too haha. I owned 2 DH rigs before getting a proper Trail bike to ride in my local Edmonton Valley Trails. My best tip is learn to wash, maintain and fix your bike, it will keep it running smooth and give you the confidence it is safe haha. Reach out to some local shops to see if they would be keen for a collaboration! Cheers.
This got me so pump up! So cool to see your progression 💪
Great progress my guy! Definitely helps having all those years getting comfortable in the air and on descents on ski’s. keep it up and God bless my friend 😊
Dude, you just gave me such a confidence boost with that run down A line. Hopefully going there next year and I was si worried that i wouldn't make it down A line, but seeing you do it so quickly, I feel a lot more confident!
Your energy is epic man :,D This is by far the most fun mtb video I've seen in a while. Keep it up man!
Been waiting for this - well done and be safe
I love you pure fun! 💯🔥
if you are used to feeling some air time and you are already athletic, the progression will be tremendously fast. I envy the confidence. I have to gather it all again after a major crash. Recovering mentally is way harder to overcome.
Congrats on the progress man , you've progressed so much in such a short time ! Keep pushing my guy and hope seeing you backflip your bike someday ! Send it or go home !
your energy is infectious, love the video as always!
I love every second of this. Keep it up !
This progression from freaking out riding down a grass hill to hitting whistler is amazing. Great job man. I wish I could ride with mates and have as much balls as you. 💪👍
awesome man, good stuff! :) you are wicked lucky to get to ride whistler! so jealous, hahaha. great progression too man!
I can’t believe this. I watch almost every video and have been around for a little bit now. Just now did I realize after all this time that I wasn’t subbed. Sick vid! I hope to get into mountain biking soon :)
Heck yeah dude! What a cool video to see the amount of progression you have made in such a short time. I had brain cancer in 2016. Learning to ride again has been challenging but now I’ve rode MTB for 3 years. I’d love to flip again but the foam pits in AUS have all closed due to insurance.
So sick to see! Can't wait to get out there this summer.
I love your vids, we need more bike content!!! You have such a good Progression
so excited to mtb season!!!!! keep up the great videos!
I have one season in on my MTB journey less than 6 rides and I’m sending it like you are at my local bike parks. I guess my previous decades of skateboarding help out. I love mountain biking now almost as much as skateboarding. Enjoy and be safe!
You have talent,hiting big drops and jumps in just one year is really impressive!Good job and keep it up🚵🏻
i loved watching your vids cuz i was also starting out a year ago and its something i relate to, crazy how much you progressed!
This is so inspiring to watch. Good going man! 😄😄
that's great progression for a year! keep going man, wish I could make it to Whistler, sugar loaf is my go too.
Thats insane progression u crazy man!
Nice work! The key to progressing is the "Local Track". Riding a wide variety is great but in addition to variety you should have 1, 2, or 3 local favorite trails that you ride repeatedly almost every day, multiple laps per day, and sessioning key sections over and over if possible. Doing this gives you a comfort and muscle memory that allows you to get looser, and really explore body position and committing to corners faster and more leaned in than you would on trails you don't know every inch/millimeter of.
Keep it up!👍
That is some mad progress, u did that in one year! Damn, heads up to u
I have been waiting for this so so much
Really enjoy watching you progress in mtb! Would love to see you do a reaction style video to some of the Darkfest videos. I think my dream video would be a tricking academy type collab between you and Matt Jones 👀
This is such a fun video! Looks like your skiing skills have helped a lot with your progression. Still, the laughing out loud (something I still do at 47 years of age) is infectious and shows how much you're loving it!
PS. Looks like you bought a dropper post, is that lever comfortable?
Ironically it was the A Line video last year that came up in algorithms. My first DH experience was at Revolution Bike Park in UK.. I signed a disclaimer saying i was rad at DH.. Ride with brake levers the wrong sides and survived. I watched your A line and thought how the progression what what.. You just bought a bike..
Dude i snapped my T11 clean in half on a DH gao jump. 9 months of hell.. Docs said id never ride or sport again.. Im now on my 8th full winter season.
Your ski skills and experience clearly really helped especially with A line and you're more than experienced with the spinal brap brap.
Kudos brother.
I'm 45 and still riding even though I've broken myslef.
This is so cool to watch =D So happy for you!
Such a nice video, good progress :)
Seeing this video and watching some enjoy bikes like i do made me smile so much!! 😁
Its in your Canadian blood youre sending the drops!! Just keep riding 💪
I love the enthusiasm!
So much progression in just a year keep sending it
Im impressed dude. Just started mountainbiking last year myself and planning on hitting the slopes this year. I own a MTB/downhill hybrid called Scott Genius that should get me on my way i think.
A willingness to fail and crash is all you need to progress quickly. I see videos of people saying it took them a year just to overcome the fear of a particular jump/feature. You must examine your skill level appropriately, pick obstacles that are just outside your skill level, and smash them. Rinse to reveal a new ability and repeat.
ngl that's pretty impressive man, keep it up. love it
Great to see a bit of Edmonton trail love in there
1000th like. You’ve gone so far! Hopefully much more to go!
This is cool to see! Keep it up
You got me smiling from ear to ear, keep it up man
I think having any background with balance/weighting/jumping (skiing/boarding) can help with mountain biking, since finding balance points and moving your weight around is a large part of it. Not surprised to see you progressing quickly.
YESS I LOVE MTB!! This is awesome man! Tip: try and bend your knees more. They almost act like some shocks!!
Wow, you can be proud of yourself. Great progression.
Looking at it reminds me my progression one on one. Started 2020, bought a first FS Scott Spark. Went to a bike park, realising that I need something slacker. Got a Canyon Spectral, found some really good ridding buddy’s and started sending it. Had a background just being athletic and doing a lot of different extreme sports. I just did everything what my buddy’s did, they had a lot more skill. But learning from mistakes (had some serious crashes and injury’s). Anyway, best choice in my life, Moved from Estonia to British Columbia and living my best life. Btw, just 2 weeks ago broke my thumb at Squamish, what a life.
This is the best video Ive seen in a while! Your enthusiam motivates me and inspires me! Thank You! GOD bless
awesome, keep it going. I started mtb this may
From ten-eighty ramps to boosting bike park tables, we're proud of you bud🤘🤘
Awesome video, would love too see more.
I rode for 2 years a btwin, a year ago i bought the Clash( i think same than you) and my progression got crazy, enjoy riding and continue upgrading ur riding skills ur doing well🤙🤙
Okay I was super confused how you progressed so fast, from little rock jumps to bloody Moonbooter and the rest of whistler. Then ski season hit and I was like 'Ohhhhhhhhhh, this guys shreds the pow'.
Mad respect for the progress!
It makes no sense at all at least show the inbetweens when your first going down whistler. 🤦🏼
bro you are awesome- no thinking, just sends.
I love your video’s they got me in to mtb and I love it
I started november 2023 and within a month I was riding blues/black lines where I live we have one hill that has lots of rocks and steep sections...I started on a hard tail to learn the lines and handle the bike...but soon I bought a DS with 150mm (double suspension) and it was like comparing apples and pears...I started floating more and I feel more comfortable....now saving up for my first DH bike because I realized I prefer to ride enduro and dh....I already had 20+ years of cycling experience since I come from the Netherlands (we pretty much grow up cycling from the womb)...but now I live in Mexico and the terrain is different...great to see you enjoy and progress...but foremost have fun ! stay safe yall
I really love your videos, it’s nice seeing someone better at sports than I am who isn’t throwing 1440s
i love you steep u saved my quarantine
Now I can't wait for my exams to be over so I can go hit some big bike park jumps and tech trails. Sick video.
Nice transformation!
You are one of my favourite TH-cam keep sending! 🤙
Much love bro!
Insane progression! Nice to see Edmonton on some of your clips. Are you from here?
Sick dude, I noticed at the start you are from Edmonton. There are some sick trails here, me and some of my friends are building a really gnarly trail at the moment and maybe you would like to test it out when it’s done. It’s in the vicinity of where you where riding aswell😳
I think you were a lil bit better than you gave yourself credit for in the beginning. The new bike added confidence. Havent met many scared to go down the hill to clearing doubles in the same year 😆 nice!
As someone who's starting his second season and who rides steep double blacks, one tip I can give from watching you, lean back a bit less (no stretched arms). You want to be chin at the bar most of the time, especially in the steeps (it was the reason why you were losing control on that rock roll to wooden berm, and on Captain Safety, no front grip and then weak position to handle the compression). You then decide how high or low you get yourself depending on how steep, but almost always keep a strong position on the handlebar.
Can't really help for jumping since thats my weak point, but same basic rules apply, unless you like getting bucked :P
Keep shredding !
such a large amount of progress im getting a giant stance 1 in a few months, have you got any tips for me for when i start mtb riding? :)
So cool to see all the local Kelowna spots
Get those elbows out! A 1h coaching session could probably make you a million times better :)
Keep up the progress, so sick to get reminded what it's like starting to mountain bike!
Your progression is nuts
That's awesome progression, and plus side with the amount of stoke a bear will never come near him!!
As soon as you got the new bike your skills improved allot
keep up the good work !
huge randy marsh vibes when you're on the trails i love it
I started mountain biking about three years ago, and I started with zero knowledge. But I'm still not able to do drops, jumps and stuff you showed within one year. This is very impressive. I mean, this is not just the just do it mentality, you also need to have the right technique otherwise you will hurt yourself.
I wish i had access to these kind of trails, holy moly!
there is an indoor mountain bike park opening in North Vancouver that is getting a foam pit, they are although opening in stages and the foam pit is stage two so I'm not sure on the exact time the foam pits will open. I also work there so it would be dope to meet you.
Can't Wait to see more Bike content!
the progression is nuts
Bud went from cheap hardtail to a commencial full squish... W