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This week it's back to good old fashioned Learn Quick. I've always had an issue training for road cycling but rollers seemed to be right up my street. The allow the bike to move and do not require fixing the bike to train. However, they can be a little difficult to learn to mount and ride. Watch me struggle.
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"So whats your workout routine?"
"I try to get on my bike rollers for 10minutes every morning"
I liked this comment just because of elon musk
Boss Time same
@@niloferzuberi1608 he has a thug life
Boss Time same
And then I ride it for 20 mins
“This is the worst product I’ve ever bought”
10 seconds later...
“I’ve never really figured out how this works”
XD
And another 10 seconds later.
"There's a number of reasons why I hate this:
First of all, the front wheel is sitting lower than it would on the road - so I'm kind of leaned forward
And also, the bike is fixed."
Strange how "being awkward to install" wasn't on the list despite that being the part he "never figured out" how they intended you to do it.
MrSylfa He should’ve start with the reasons why he hate it and not the fact that he never really understood how to assemble it.
@@mrdude88 True, that would have gotten the point about it across better, but is mostly irrelevant for the video itself.
The fact that over 2k viewers are unable to correctly determine his point of view despite him clearly stating it on the other hand is appalling and we can cue the weeping for humanity...
MrSylfa um what?
Mike: "This is a consumer product, this cant be so difficult"
Also Mike: Puts the roller on a carpet. Consumer behavior confirmed. 👍
“A nice easy one to start the year”
Me: Are you sure about that. You swore a large number of times.
you haven't learned anything if loads of swearing isnt involved
First 3 minutes were foreshadowing for the rest of the video😂
It's January so he doesn't make that much even if he gets monetized.
Because he’s Scottish
A small swear the size of a large swear
"But there's other people at the gym"
I felt that
covid felt that too
@@charisarlie nicee...
Pussy
I felt that you felt that
Lil Obama no❤️
When he said “im gonna sleep on this.” I kinda imagined him trying to sleep on the rollers and him just rolling off
Same
LOL😆
same xd
Same
Who tf asked
Imagine how short this video would’ve been if he’d started in a doorway or against the wall.
Yes. This video was painfully stupid. Yes, it takes a little while to get used to, but some on - do something thinking. Or look around the internet/TH-cam (!) for some ideas.
Duh.
Or the hallway
Some tips would have been nice. I think his biggest error in the beginning is putting all his weight in his hands so whole bike moved backwards off the front roller.
"it just clicks, you just got it." So you could say it's just like riding a bike?
Shannon M stolen comment :(
@@Elliot.2591 not stolen, just a bad joke anyone could think of
Shannon M stolen comment
@@youtubemakerochild4087 Stolen reply
@@Xue-tu stolen reply
"but there's....other people at the gym." lol relatable
but that's social interaction and I don't support it -Michael Reeves
Lol I live this guy most relatable thjbg I've heard in a while
Is it just me that noticed every he time fell backwards off the rollers is because he leaned forwards
Glenn Nys nice
Glenn Nys Michael is funny especially when he tazes someone
Something about a Scottish man going, “ohhh my bum” is so funny
Timestamp?
@@DoctorOther 4:03
I haven't finished the video yet, but I bought these rollers last night and had the same exact experience. The internet needs more people like you who show themselves struggle
Yep this vid is the most realistic tutorial there is for roller coaster learning
“All things two wheels I love it”. Proceeds to ride on one wheel
It has 2
@@theojones6129 r/woooosh he was doing a weelie which only has 1 wheel on the ground
@@CostcoComrade no
@@lettuce953 yes...
lettuce yes
Him: I cant find whats wrong.
Me: Get off the thick shag carpet.
I also noticed that
Ikrrr.. But he did it anyway
Its about finding the right balance
How does that interfere with anything?
phlm93 it’s moving the rollers around and it won’t stay in place
1. don't put your rollers on a shaggy carpet 2. do put them close to the wall so you can hold yourself up to start, and 3. set up a large fan in front of you - you'll need it.
I was going to say the same thing. Half the time it was just sliding on the carpet
probs burnt the fuk out of the carpet
4. Maybe start without the clip-in shoes if you're falling off all the time...
@@ben_1 did you even watch the part where Mike says what the aim of the video was
I feel like this mechanism could drive a fan, requiring no external power. Another advantage is the fan, once it has spun up would act as a very short flywheel, maintaining momentum on the rollers a little.
Normal people: Open boxes with knifes
Mike: Open's boxes with an axe
That's a hatchet
well i use fire
@@aidenpearce5275 I use volcano 🌋
@@trees9157 I use a tornado
@@retrisk3105 i use an earthquake
He had the rollers set too close together for his bike. It’s adjustable for a reason.
he also had them set up on carpet, which makes them unstable
They kept sliding back when he attempts to mount. Having it on a non slippery surface next to a wall and with a small step makes mounting the rollers 100% easier and faster. I never used one in my life but mounted it first try with these tips.
Yes, his setup didn't match the wheelbase of his cycle, which is why the front wheel was rolling backward off the roller.
@@littlesnowflakepunk855 how so?
Apparently it didn’t stop him
You missed the chance to say, "It's just like riding a bike, how hard can it be?"
UGE it’s really hard I have one and he’s right it’s almost impossible
Matthew Burke no that’s not what UGE meant.. they meant that it was a great chance to say that _before_ Mike started
Matthew Burke r/whooosh ?
oan no just no. Don’t woosh outside of reddit. It’s not cool
oan cringe
Me:”Why is he wearing a helmet inside?”
*Mike headbutts radiator*
Me:“Oh,that’s why”
Time stamp?
illicit Legacy 6:46
canoemandan thanks
Why wouldn't he?
Me screaming at my phone - “TAKE IT OFF THE CARPET!”
I know right! It was pissing me off. He could’ve learned it much easier if the thing wasn’t slipping all over the carpet
@@hydratedgaming1673 i`m not alone!
one thing i love about mike is he almost always never gives up and always finds different strategy's to complete his task
Some pointers how viewers could shorten their learning curve. I appreciate the video though.
I don't think u should have that thing on a carpet tho
Why?
It looks like the bottom of the rollers are pretty close to the bottom of the frame, so when it’s on a carpet with his weight on it the rollers grip the carpet
Kinda frustrating watching him struggle the whole time when i thought the same thing
i think it also needs to be adjusted for his bike. I think the reasons its falling off is because the front roller is to far forward on the wheel.
DerpMan107 yep it is
Next up: doing a wheelie on a bike roller.
Lucas Brans this
Lucas Brans impossible
Nah ini
literally not z I like noodle soups
People actualy do that by bmx race
Best tip if you're a beginner with rollers: Put the rollers in a doorway so that your shoulders are lined up with the doorway. If you lose balance, your shoulders will contact the doorway before you fall.
I love how laid back a lot of your videos have started to look without taking anything away from the usual process and momentum of your videos
6:45 that leg slip, i cant stop laughting
Leg slip, backwards square, short leg, cow. Solid legside theory field.
Lol ur right
It triggers me that his bike is full of dirt and he's riding on a white carpet.
This is like a sure fire way to ruin your carpet, your bike and your health!
Maxence Savard it’s not his house, it’s his office so he prob doesn’t care much. He’s also using shoes all over so like makes no difference
It’s no longer white
Wearing shoes indoors already trigger me
and 10:01 long video
It triggers me that he's doing this on a carpet/rug. Obviously its gonna wobble
Brilliant Mike. Had my first session on rollers today and it was terrifying. Used a wall to steady myself and got my balance, but glad I hadn't seen your video first. Will try without support tomorrow!
Ultimate Challenge: Do this with the reverse-brain bicycle.
And then he probably breaks his neck
Magnus Søvik great idea but that’s probably to dangerous honestly
It's not that dangerous, he just have to spend X weeks to relearn doing the reverse-bike, then he can do it easily on the first try.
It's the fact that it takes X weeks to relearn the reverse-bike, then *another* X weeks to relearn a normal bike that pretty much ensures that he won't bother with any reverse-bike challenges at all; just way too time consuming. If he could learn riding both types interchangeably maybe, but who knows how long it would take to learn those type of reflexes
Black hole
then do it on a unicycle
He did this before corona but it’s probably been a life saver for some people a couple of months later
First world problems...
@@Mrmudbone_gaming i mean, exercise is important...
Yes very
Totally agree
When I come home from my boyfriends house 4:04
Thanks for the humorous roller learning experience. I definitely needed it. Yep, rollers are hard to learn. It is all about balance, balance, balance and a lot of calmness. Congratulations on being able to to do that!
Peace out.
"plus there's other people at the gym"
introverts: agreed
Me: has a sleepover with my best friend
Me the next morning : 4:04
AceRacer GC what were you doing? 😬
Same thing here
That’s a little gAy
Yeah that gay
That deadass made me laugh out loud
"What happened to you? Why did you break your arm?"
"I fell off me bike in me living room"
oof
Offfff
Hmm, blimey
*oooofffff*
Oofffffff
4:22 “can’t figure it out in my brain”
perhaps i might figure it out in my leg
When I had training wheels I used to put my bike on the curb with the training wheels touching the road and sidewalk and use it as a exercise bike
I did something along those lines with grass
SAME BROOOO LOL
Front wheel is too far back on the roller, and the damn carpet.
The damn carpet
He needs his damn saddle up
van de Graaff generator, had a massive shock once when warming up on short-grass when someone touched me it was certainly shocking
Yeah it's adjustable for a reason
I knew that the carpet was the problem
2:01 "Should i look at the instructions?"
from far away: "Yees"
*throws it away*
gotta love this guy :D
ALCANTRAZZ nah this is every guy
I've never even heard of this thing. Really interesting! Loving your recent decent into biking
This was great for my understanding of how the roller works. Definitely will need to be patient if I decide to purchase a roller trainer. From Michigan (US), and looking for this type of product here. Thank you for sharing the tough parts of learning this type of training system.
My guess is that the trick is to look “far away” forwards instead of looking down. Much easier to balance that way
im just getting to the point where i can watch tv while I am on my bmx, road bike not so much. Even on a slack line I look down, not forward.
Thats the trick im on a mtb team and when we used them for the first time the coaches said just look forward
Das Goofinhiemer I have to look forward in slacklining if in motion
@@Goastoid i can't seem to if I'm not looking about 3-5ft in front of me.
Das Goofinhiemer interesting, how long have you been doing it? I’m around 2 and a half years into doing it.
Spoiler alert - He never moves the rollers off the shag carpet (clearly making contact with the rollers stopping them and causing him to go flying).
Oh god why XD
I was wandering why the hell he was doing it on the carpet
@@Sam.osborne__ because he have the tv in front of him for sure.
And the carpet is the nexus of the living room you cant move it because feels weird.😂😂
That’s what I was thinking 😂😂😂
And the sliding ugh
It Cheered me Up on a cold Monday morning, Cheers Mate
I laughed a lot watching this. I just bought one of these. Based on my experience I'd recommend setting the roller close to a wall so you can hold to it when losing balance. It's pretty straightforward afterwards.
Hey Mike I saw you learn the rubik's cube blindfolded, so i gave it try, I got my first success yesterday and it felt so good
Yo man cheers for the heart 😎👍
This is sad
What is lol?
@@oscarrobinsonteddy9847 commenting to ur own comment
Congrats bro
*cycled on the rollers once* “so now that I have mastered the rollers”
Hi. I managed to mount on the rollers without support today. You encouraged me to do it. Thanks
The big breakthrough for me after struggling for a year was to move the axle of the front roller forward slightly beyond the front axle of the front wheel of the bike. I could then ride the rollers immediately. I still have to hold on to an adjacent wall to get started and to dismount, but other than that riding for 20 min. is no problem. Need to use a gear about two above my lowest gear to get the wheels spinning gyroscopically. About 13-14 mph.
The whole time I was like *TAKE IT OFF THE CARPET*
TRL_SnIpZ same. that’s the reason it was sliding around
MINE TOO! but i wanted that because im thinking that whenever he gets on the bike, the increased weight pushes down the small barrels and create friction by touching the carpet
Yea what a fool
That’s what I was thinking but I was also thinking that it would easier to ride on to it from the back of it
lmao same :D
The fact, that he's just impervious to the obvious hints of his failures, in the name of the rollers sliding on the bloody carpet is just infuriating.
Also the fact that his front wheel isn’t centered above the front roller is why the bike slips backwards. The front wheel needs to be centered above the front roller. 7:20
Omg I am so annoyed haha. I thought “hmm maybe he’ll realize it later in the vid” NOPE 😂
I wish I could complain as intellectualy as this man right here, jokes aside your english is so polished it's unbelievable. May I ask where are you from?
Michallote He’s probably a bloody scholarly critique using all of that 20th century literature.
@@Michallote I just threw a bunch of words that came co my mind, becouse i was in the mood... I'm not even sure, if that sentence was correct, or did i make some grammar errors... I'm Polish, and...well, i'm not even self taught - it just stick to me from games, movies and other things. I ditched TV 15 years ago, in favor of youtube and podcasts. Switched most of my knowlege seeking to english. Cooking, gaming, cars, DIY stuff, random science facts - you name it - 90% of new knowlege i acquire , is in english. That's why i know a bunch of random words, and why i sit with a dictionary when writing - i'm reeeeaaaallly behind in spelling words.
When you first start, set these up in a doorway. That way you have something to lean on when you tip to the sides. However, falling off between a doorway is pretty messy so be careful. It teaches you to spin smoothly and accurately. You'll know if you spin poorly because you'll start bouncing and fall off.
The fact he got it going on a carpet when you shouldn’t is actually impressive.
This is what the people living above me do at night
My upstairs neighbors in Chicago were Minotaurs who had a passion for tap dancing and braying out the window
@@SheldonBeldon Minotaurs is accurate
F
Very impressive. Thanks for sharing
3:07 Fun fact Mike speaks English with no accent when he’s angry
You mean he speaks in an American accent when he’s angry?
@@MrCScottie he doesn’t
@@Babygyal830 yes he does.
That is a scottish accent what do tou mean
@Lets Play Minecraft 137 people seem to agree with me.
Tip: Set this up in a doorway that way its easier to get on and start pedaling at first
thanks for the tip, but his goal was to learn without a wall. 2:25
@@gabrielshen3299 yup but if you learn with holding onto wall it get so much easier and faster to learn without a wall
agreed ... learn to ride your rollers while it's positioned in a doorway and start pedaling fast; keep your upper body relaxed and stayed focus on a reference point in front of you; before you know it you'll be balanced.
And if you drop to the side, you might get your head pounded on the doorframe. Even if you use a helmet, your neck might get a jolt or your shoulders might get hurt. In certain situations, though, having an open area like Mike did can be more injurious.
he never works it out
"It's a pain in the ass"
I see what you did there!
Literally
nice one
loved it! Might get one!
Don’t worry after this you wouldn’t even have a working bike to do the workout ;)
Bikes take more abuse than you think
Do you think bikes are some kind of fragile thing?
We can all see that the carpet is making it difficult for him because:
1. The bottom cant grip to the floor so when the carpet moves the roller moves
2.the carpet makes added friction by rubbing against the rollers.
3.He fails to realise points 1 and 2.
4. He also fails to realise point 3, that he has failed to realise point 1 and 2.
5. He fails to realise point 4.
6. ... and so on and so forth.
"Quick learner"
Then: It's cold, it's wendy, it's wet.
Now: It's coronavirus
It's free realistate
you can still ride lmao
Who tf is Wendy 😳
@@tyz9519 it's how you say windy with a Scottish accent
It's corona time
For anyone else learning, start close to a wall or something you can hold on to, make sure the front roller is under the middle of the front wheel, and look forward not down at the bars.
Glad to see that you made it up; rollers not only make it less boring, but they help maintain your balance skills, even more so than riding don't the road. Next season, try starting in a doorway, narrow hallway, or at least against one wall. experienced riders can start in the middle of the room, but beginners should start with some structure to hold onto as they wind up the wheels. track racers swear by rollers and that they help with the high cadence balancing skills that they need on the track.
"Scottish man injures himself multiple times with spinning tubes and a bike."
3.4 Million people: Interesting...
alternate title: scottish man learns how to ride a bike again
Damn it, I read it in Scottish accent in my head :)
Actually for the second time
Seems like thats the whole thing with bikes. Every time you try something new eventually it'll just click and you'll never really forget it
Dose he sound Scottish??
@@avagodden4134 Yes. He's Scottish.
"Plus, there's other people at the gym." Brilliant. I felt too afraid to say it but now Mike has said it I am going to say it more often.
6.44 The best tumble. As he comes off knowing his right cleated foot is heading for the wooden floor and all traction will be lost, like being on Ice ' OMG ! Jesus ! ' fair play to you ! Trying to learn in the centre of the floor is hard, but on carpet ? !! I have the Tacx static and swinging rollers. The swinging ones are a bit unnerving even after the static version but great sense of achievement once you have mastered them. Well done
For anyone watching to learn themselves who is confused as to WHY it kept rolling off:
Whenever Mike put most of his weight on the handlebars the force on the front wheel to come off the roller became greater than the minimum force needed to push the rear wheel over the rearmost roller.
i.e. the downward force on the front wheel pushed the back wheel off the last roller.
Tl;dr: If you're trying this at home, don't lean on the handlebars before you've mounted at least one pedal.
Thank you!!
Thank you m8
can you use it the other way around if you lean forward?
Yeah he's a dumb fvk
AND DONT USE IT ON CARPET OTHERWISE YOULL END UP LOOKING LIKE THAT JACKASS 😂
Great video. Just a bought a second hand set of these today. Wish me luck!
He is the definition of patience I would have thrown the bike through the wall
4:44 when you cold start your car in January 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Omg lol😂😂😂😂😂😬
1-do not do this on a thick carpet
2-use a wall, doorway or counter to lean against when learning how they work, I know of no one who rides rollers in the middle of a room
3-the front wheel should be centered over the front roller or at the most 1cm behind the front roller center
4-I believe those rollers have some free float to them so they are a bit easier to learn and ride
5-rollers are great for smoothing out your pedaling, if you pedal in squares or have a mashing style the rollers will soon sort that out because you wont be able to ride them. Rollers also teach you to have a light touch on the handlebars and to let the bike steer rather than the riders having a death grip on the bars.
6-most people who try to learn how to ride rollers generally get advise, asking a friend or doing a search and learn in a few minutes. it really is much easier than this video makes it seem.
Invite me to Your home your literal username Omg the irony😂😂
He just wants the challenge he doesn’t really need it
Scott Buschlen u have received the achievement
No one asked
1 - probably would simplify things yes, but he managed to learn even with that extra problem... so...
2 - I know at least 2 people who do (Mike + the video of them being used in the middle of a garden he showed)
3 - You can see it was in the footage
4 - Eh, I think #1 kinda negates "bit easier"
5 - Seems irrelevant since he used the rollers just fine
6 - Hello, you must be new to Mike Boyd's channel, this is a channel about learning things on your own, both seeing his attempts and being entertained as well as to learn some things about *how to learn* and *not giving up*.
Frankly it looked like he was falling on purpose to me. Never tried the rollers honestly but am very studious in everything related to human motion ...
Hah! First video of yours I’ve seen. You’re quite the funny lad. Liked and subscribed. I really enjoyed this video.
Love ur vids bro
"All things two wheels"
Shows a clip of him on one wheel...
It’s still two wheels tho.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Im laughing the whole time Because he's got the bloody thing on the rug😂😂
Yeah it was moving quite a lot, I can’t imagine how that’s gonna help
It's for added drag on the rollers
@@saccaed lmao no, good way to burn the rug
dunno if the hard (slidey) floor is better for learning with his cleats... nice groin stretch at 6:44
@@saccaed Your name quite suits you.
*amazing clean white rug on the floor*
Mike: brilliant surface to ride a bike!
Awesome video i just got a roller its on its way!!! I cant wait to learn lol
Oh man, he is becoming that Cylclist Stereotype.
Next up the cycling online game thing, looks kinda fun though tbh
Frog its called zwift
Or maybe he just likes cycling.
@@0ia I think thats the point...
Never gets off his bike
One key thing with all balance things is - Don't look down, look forward.
Yowamushi Pedal !
This really cracked me up, thank you so much!🤣
He falls so comedicly its amazing
Him: *Gets on roller for the first time for 20 seconds
Also him: *Having MASTERED THE ROLLERS...*
Let me give a piece of advice for any out there wanting to give this a try. There is a much easier way to learn how to ride rollers, first, obtain a small step stool that is about 10 or 12 inches high. Next, put your rollers in between a doorway. This allows you to stand on the step stool and mount the bike, the doorway will allow you to remain vertical and inline as you put one foot into the pedal and begin to pedal, don't worry about clicking in with the other pedal at this point. The primary rule in riding rollers is no sudden swings with the handlebars, they must be dead straight ahead, if you feel you are drifting to one side or the other, a shift in your weight to the opposite side will correct that drift, the handlebars can stay straight.You will soon learn these shifts of weight are quite minute, the main goal is to get to the point of being able to fine tune your cycling technique so as to eliminate any extraneous movement, to be as efficient as possible. I always had my rollers about a foot from a wall to provide security, you could always lean against it in an emergency and I always had my footstool to make mounting a breeze. When you become proficient on rollers there is no better tool to refine your stroke, intervals are the key! One minute on and two minutes off, gradually working up to max effort with a series of cool down intervals. If you can maintain max effort for 1 minute while maintaining form that the rollers demand you will indeed get better, seeing the speedometer hit the mid 40s mph (52-13 gears at that time) for one minute and just trying to maintain the form necessary is indeed a challenge that you will be proud of!
It seems to me like having a target centered in front of you starting out would help tremendously. When I first learned to ride a bike, my parents said, "if you look down, you fall down." So I looked where I was going, not at my feet or the ground I was on.
That's just my 2 cents on riding a bike. Look straight ahead.
@@seththeace6217 well i had a guy in class who said he was watching tv while doing this, i cant confirm though. dont you risk being distracted and slide of ?
@@ersetzbar. I'm not saying it's imperative that you always look at a target right in front of you, but it can help starting out. It kinda depends on if it clicks right away or not. Some people don't need it.
@@seththeace6217 so where do I look im nit going anywhere
You seem to be quite experienced, so quick (dumb) question for you. Are rollers supposed to carry next to no momentum? Just got some...when I stop pedalling, the wheels stop spinning fairly quickly. i.e. I can't coast at all.
I feel bad for laughing everytime he falls but damn, this was entertaining to watch! Was waiting for a clip of him getting off the rollers without falling though.
I love how normal he is as a person but hes so determined
Im a professional cyclist and i personally use the rollers when weather is not the best, so i can keep in track. If you wanna get started with them you should place yourself next to a wall, climb the bike and start from there, once you feel a litte more confident you can even do it without hands.
Yeah you would think,right?
Yeah, you're right. I am cyclist too and I use it mostly to heat up before race.
@@janandrysek5226 .im considering it but have a mtn bike with knobby tires and I'm wary of it being loud
@@blazerman61 Yeah, it would be a little bit louder so for home usage, but in simulator you maby won't fit your bike
Yeah that’s how I learned it helps to look ahead
You're supposed to put your front wheel on a stand for a turbo trainer so it's not further down
I used that in the early 2000. It`s awesome for training inside
“But there’s other people at the gym” is the most relatable thing he’s said
1:22 lmao put a book under the front wheel or something to level it
They even make products designed to elevate your wheel.
Still you cant move your bike side to side
It’s not designed to be used like that you should be able to steer look at the video of the girl doing it at the beginning
@@EctoGamer rockers help, but they're not quite as good. But the benefits of a smart trainer on a rocker outweigh the downside of unrealistic rocking.
Get it off the carpet. It’s sliding. It’s like a physics problem.
I think the bigger problem was that he tried riding it while standing/ pushing on the front of the bike without pushing enough on the back of the bike. That's why the bike keeped jumping out of the rollers
Btw sorry for any typos
@@simonstimpfl7538 you wrote it perfectly, you shouldn't feel the need to apologize.
@@MilkManic Thanks
the roller is designed to "slide" a bit. gives a more natural feel to the experience ;)
I have trained many hours on rollers. The trick is to ride in a doorway so that your elbows can bump the door jamb on either side to keep you positioned towards the center of the rollers - and to use a low stool alongside the rollers to aid in starting and stopping. I also positioned a fan in front for cooling.
OMG i haven't laughed so much for so long, well done x
When he said
“Ok I’m now going to sleep on this “
I was like how is that going to help awww
4:45
You made me laugh really hard, thank you 😆
Sleeping after attempting to learn a new skill actually helps your brain to learn/retain it better. There's a bunch of studies on it, just google "sleeping on a new skill".
@@musctev I think he meant he thought Mike was gonna sleep on the rolly things
culanap it’s so crazy how true this is. When ever Im Learning something new on guitar and if I’m struggling with it, the next morning I always feel way ahead of where I left off the night before
0:31 "But there's other people at the gym"
Big mood
"are you ok" every time something even remotely happens is the purest energy and i adore it
The complaint about the front wheel being too low when using the turbo trainer is rectified by having the proper apparatus that goes under the front wheel.
I've used both. I utilize the turbo style in the house in front of the TV and the rollers somewhere were an accidential launch wouldn't damage anything.
1st, best to start near a wall until you get the balance down. 2nd don't look down look straight ahead. 3rd get a fan.
I think his main issue, besides looking down and not having something to lean on at first, was that when he gets on the pedals he always back pedals first instead of aserting forward pressure only.
Everyone before lockdown : This is stupid and pointless.
Everyone now: I’LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
Etienne ayyy
Conatainment?
@@leode9709 the SCP foundation has ordered this lockdown under the guise of a pandemic to save man from the greatest anomaly of all, the only intelligent species to not actually be intelligent: itself.
@@alansmithee419 lmao
alan smithee I think he knows what lockdown is
"HÖW IS TIS A CONSÜMER PRODUCT?"
"It's a product for the masses." Oh....silly man. It's a product for people that know how to ride bikes well. Really, really well. Huge difference.
Ron Jones its not? its just hard to learn.
Ok you dont need to shout😂