The level of detail you pour into these videos is EXACTLY what's lacking in so many others. You're setting a coaching benchmark here Rich! Talk as long as you like; if we all practiced as much as we should/could Billy Bolt would be nervous!
Yes, good job ......these vids are compact powerhouses of great advice. Thank you! {You are obviously running your brain at a very focused level to deliver such rapid talks.....a focus also required on the trail}
I’m 52, new to dirt biking and so freaking happy I found your tutorials! Thank you so much for all the detail and excellent instructions!!! I got my bike 2 weeks ago and it’s icy and cold and I’ve been thinking to myself “I wish there was something I could do in my garage to get better” then I find this nugget of pure gold! Thank you so much!!! 🙏🏻 please keep making these tutorials to keep us safe and enjoying this awesome sport!
Dude! Your long winded tutorials are exactly what’s been missing from most others I’ve looked at. You explain so nicely what has to take place to accomplish the desired result. Please don’t change a thing! Thank you for your efforts, I hope it pays off for you too!
I’ve watched this dozens of times, currently have it playing while I’m in the garage practicing now. Just heard for the first time, move back and forth, not up and down. Game changer with the wheel lift. An Aha moment! Thanks Rich!
I can’t believe there are people saying that u talk too much. Very on point and ur words carry a lot of useful information Sending love from Eastern Europe!
YOu are not long winded at all. You are simply natuarally using the proper technique for teaching. Re-iterate the points, clearly demonstate the technique and give the reason for the technique. Do not change your style of teaching for those to impatient to listen. You ROCK. Love this channel, it inspires me!
Yup! 😆 People who dis practice drills cant do them & they’re missing out cuz the slow speed skills are great to possess. Thanks for your detailed explanation!
I'm big fan of garage training on enduro and trials bike. When I first dived into static balance with enduro bike I took most of air out from tires and added a pile of tires on both sides so I could lean on them with my front wheel when fully turned on either side - it was a good place to start and got me motivated cause I could lean instead of sit and dab. My first mission was to be able to swap from left to right .. then again slower. Also if you can reach the sealing while standing up put one finger on sealing for balance then try to take it off for a second .. two seconds .. .. one full song from the radio .. then take your phone and watch youtube while balancing.. repeat .. repeat .. repeat One intensive winter in garage can provide more skills than 15 years of easy trail riding..
I love how you keep it real and let people know they have to put in the time to improve instead of some "magic" tip that teaches you in 5 min on how to be a professional.
I really like these short tutorials. They are well constructed and being broken down to chunks, I find them doable (yet challenging in a good way) while out on a ride. Instead of my ride becoming just a boring training session.
My oldest daughter is always asking me about technique. I know exactly where to go every time and its the irc tire guy. We both love your in-depth explanations. She is transitioning to a 65sx and is learning the clutch. Your clutch control videos have been super helpful!
I really love the effort you put in to explain the detail in every coaching session. I always pick up something extra out of your videos. Keep em coming buddy.
Thanks Rich, just what I needed. I'm 62 and never done this stuff before. I appreciate the before and after 'rant'. I won't be able to manage 30mins at a time, but it's really good to have a target to aim for.
These videos are awesome! Thank you so much for putting in the time and showing us all how to do this properly. I am gaining a lot from this training in my garage! Can't wait to put this to use once winter is over here in Colorado. Thanks again Cheers!
What a fantastic video! So many great tips especially the importance of front to back, rather than up and down, motion. Thanks for taking the time to make your videos!
I don't have 30 minutes. I promise myself to spend at least 10 min.. After third day the results are impressing, my static balance it's way better now. I will keep pushing myself there's no other way. Hard work really works. Thanks Rich
Bro, it’s so awesome how much info and detail you share with us, this is EXACTLY what we need. Every time I find a Pro and ask something they show the technique and say “It’s like this” so they leave me confused and depressed. Thanks so much for teaching us step by step, you got a new subscriber here ✋
Seriously, I have been watching training videos for years. I have only watched 2 of your videos so far and absolutely the best videos I have ever seen for serious technical description while still being easy understand!!!
I always learn with every video you produce, thank you! That's not always the case with all the content out there. The precise explanation while keep it on point is spot on. I was just practicing this in my garage last night, wondering why it tips so fast. Thanks for the air in the tire tip. Also more the reason I should learn in the dirt if necessary for grip.
Rich is such an excellent and enthusiastic communicator. I have found that you can put a piece of carpet or rug under your tires and it helps with the static balance drill. This works similar to letting air out of the tires.
You only talk so much because you have the skill / ability & experience to do so, and it's the exact reason why we watch you dude 👊. Your videos are a massive help and it's because of the detail 👍
Rich thanks for making all these great videos. Your tough love approach is just wait I needed to become a better rider. At 62 and have being on a motorcycle most of my life I can attest you can improve your skills no mater your age.
Adding pressure to the different pegs makes a huge difference I love this tip ❤ I’ve been practicing just changing pressure on the pegs whilst riding through straight sections of trail and I am always surprised by how much attitude it puts into the steering and direction of the bike
Super video, I already started doing this two weeks ago, all the techniques that you described make sense, I myself came to them during my training. Really, 30 minutes of exercise gives a cool result. Ideally, I also want to come to the fact that in balance, jerking up the front wheel. Thank you, bro, hugged!
You're the best coach for sure. Probably I watched all your videos, some of them twice. I start doing statistics balance, clutch control, body position training sessions after I watched your video (Private lesson) and it's helping me riding my bike so much more that I expected. Also doing my training sessions for statistic balances, after I get close to being comfortable doing it, I start taking my left hand off the grip to make a little bit more challenging. Next step was getting on the bike using only my right hand and continue balancing as long as possible. Really challenging, but looks like it every time I practice, getting better and better... Thank you for everything, big like 👍 Waiting for more video ✊✊✊
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The level of detail you pour into these videos is EXACTLY what's lacking in so many others. You're setting a coaching benchmark here Rich! Talk as long as you like; if we all practiced as much as we should/could Billy Bolt would be nervous!
That means a lot! Thanks for the support!!
Yes, good job ......these vids are compact powerhouses of great advice. Thank you!
{You are obviously running your brain at a very focused level to deliver such rapid talks.....a focus also required on the trail}
Couldn't agree more.
Plot twist. Billy is watching these 🥵
💯 Agreed…. I wish I watch them all like 7 years ago.
You do talk a lot but there's always value in what you say. You're an amazing teacher and I learn so much from these. Keep them up Rich!
I appreciate the support!
I’m 52, new to dirt biking and so freaking happy I found your tutorials! Thank you so much for all the detail and excellent instructions!!! I got my bike 2 weeks ago and it’s icy and cold and I’ve been thinking to myself “I wish there was something I could do in my garage to get better” then I find this nugget of pure gold! Thank you so much!!! 🙏🏻 please keep making these tutorials to keep us safe and enjoying this awesome sport!
Dude! Your long winded tutorials are exactly what’s been missing from most others I’ve looked at. You explain so nicely what has to take place to accomplish the desired result. Please don’t change a thing! Thank you for your efforts, I hope it pays off for you too!
I’ve watched this dozens of times, currently have it playing while I’m in the garage practicing now. Just heard for the first time, move back and forth, not up and down. Game changer with the wheel lift. An Aha moment! Thanks Rich!
Best hard enduro instructional channel on TH-cam, keep up the good work Rich. I’m 60 and am still learn/enjoying this stuff in part thanks to you.
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for the support!!
I can’t believe there are people saying that u talk too much. Very on point and ur words carry a lot of useful information
Sending love from Eastern Europe!
Thanks for watching!
YOu are not long winded at all. You are simply natuarally using the proper technique for teaching. Re-iterate the points, clearly demonstate the technique and give the reason for the technique. Do not change your style of teaching for those to impatient to listen. You ROCK. Love this channel, it inspires me!
Yup! 😆
People who dis practice drills cant do them & they’re missing out cuz the slow speed skills are great to possess.
Thanks for your detailed explanation!
Slow drills help the most! Thanks for watching!
What tire pressure on cement do you think would be similar to trail conditions?
I love the way your dog looks at you at 2:30. kinda saying "You sure you're doing alright dude"
I'm big fan of garage training on enduro and trials bike. When I first dived into static balance with enduro bike I took most of air out from tires and added a pile of tires on both sides so I could lean on them with my front wheel when fully turned on either side - it was a good place to start and got me motivated cause I could lean instead of sit and dab. My first mission was to be able to swap from left to right .. then again slower.
Also if you can reach the sealing while standing up put one finger on sealing for balance then try to take it off for a second .. two seconds .. .. one full song from the radio .. then take your phone and watch youtube while balancing.. repeat .. repeat .. repeat
One intensive winter in garage can provide more skills than 15 years of easy trail riding..
Very true! Thanks for watching!
Alright. I don't have a garage. But I do have a basement. And my bike is going down there for winter practice. No more off season excuses from me!
Basements are warmer anyway! 🤘
The best channel for detailed tips n tutorials
I love how you keep it real and let people know they have to put in the time to improve instead of some "magic" tip that teaches you in 5 min on how to be a professional.
Thanks for taking away my excuses. It's all I've got, Rich!!
Haha! Got to break those built in the excuses! 🙌 thanks for watching man!
Nothing but the best informational videos...keep talking!
So glad I found your channel, cant wait to go practice, the ice and and snow is almost gone
Sitting in my garage watching this and getting ready for my daily static balance practice. Thanks for all your teaching.
Your dog coach is very impressed 2:28
u are unique cause like a friend said "The level of detail you pour into these videos is EXACTLY what's lacking in so many others"
Many thanks from here in the UK
I appreciate the support!
This is a real tutorial! Continue to create more videos, i give my 100% support
Awesome calling us out it's what is needed... Respect.
Thanks for watching!
SOOO many things to learn!!! Thanks Rich!! Love this!
Thanks for the teaching videos Rich, they help tremendously!!👊🏻
Mate, just continue the way you do your videos! I learned a lot and I believe a lot of guys did! Thanks a lot ! 🔥🙏🏼
My favourite part is the dog watching 2:30 thinking “what the f*** is he doing “😂
I really like these short tutorials. They are well constructed and being broken down to chunks, I find them doable (yet challenging in a good way) while out on a ride. Instead of my ride becoming just a boring training session.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My oldest daughter is always asking me about technique. I know exactly where to go every time and its the irc tire guy. We both love your in-depth explanations. She is transitioning to a 65sx and is learning the clutch. Your clutch control videos have been super helpful!
Thank you for this great info and all your detail in the videos you put out.
I really love the effort you put in to explain the detail in every coaching session. I always pick up something extra out of your videos.
Keep em coming buddy.
Dude, I love your passion for helpin people get good at this stuff!
Thanks for watching!!
Your tips are ALWAYS awesome! Thanks ma man!
Absolutely awesome! Thanks!
1st. Your dog is such a great little concerned pup!!
2. Great video!!
3. Practicing these techniques is a serious workout!!
Love the dog watching his technique. Okay it’s out the bag, the dog is his coach. He truly is this man’s best friend 😂
Thanks Rich, just what I needed. I'm 62 and never done this stuff before. I appreciate the before and after 'rant'. I won't be able to manage 30mins at a time, but it's really good to have a target to aim for.
These videos are awesome! Thank you so much for putting in the time and showing us all how to do this properly. I am gaining a lot from this training in my garage! Can't wait to put this to use once winter is over here in Colorado. Thanks again Cheers!
Thanks for this, and for including short rider tips with the lesson!🍻
One more great quality video, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Much appreciated! Just got my first enduro bike last week and about to start practicing. 🙏🏽
What a fantastic video! So many great tips especially the importance of front to back, rather than up and down, motion. Thanks for taking the time to make your videos!
Excellent cheers once again Rich 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Great content Rich! Thank you.
New to enduro, very excited, just found your channel and it's the best on TH-cam
It was a very easy subscription 👍
Great video Rich, really appreciate what you are doing.
Rich Larson: THIS IS GOLD! Thank you for your continuous contribution to the advancement of us aspiring hard enduro riders 👍🙏
Probably the best free hard enduro videos on TH-cam
Hell yes I was only doing this yesterday in the back room, I felt a bit silly but I knew it would help, thanks for the backup you got my sub💪
Thanks for sharing. This is the best explanation on the topic.
I don't have 30 minutes. I promise myself to spend at least 10 min.. After third day the results are impressing, my static balance it's way better now. I will keep pushing myself there's no other way. Hard work really works.
Thanks Rich
Love your work Rich! Thank-you.
I think you have best videos for people who want to get better. Thank you
Thanks so much Rich, I appreciate your time and efforts!!
Thanks for watching!
Exactly what I needed, Thank you!
Solid advice! Gonna give the static another try 🎉
Great lesson, I am headed to the garage now to start on the balancing drill! Thanks for the videos, as others have said, much appreciated!
Bro, it’s so awesome how much info and detail you share with us, this is EXACTLY what we need. Every time I find a Pro and ask something they show the technique and say “It’s like this” so they leave me confused and depressed.
Thanks so much for teaching us step by step, you got a new subscriber here ✋
Lot's of value added! great work
Great learning video. Thanks!!!!
These tutorials are exactly what we need, not long winded pal your thorough keep them up
Always the best advice...im gonna master all these techniques before my next lifetime
Been riding both street & off-road for years & still learning. Love the attention to detail. It's the little things that make the world of difference.
Absolute legend your break down in techniques is spot on and we learn a lot from you. Keep it up bro 🤙
Seriously, I have been watching training videos for years. I have only watched 2 of your videos so far and absolutely the best videos I have ever seen for serious technical description while still being easy understand!!!
Thanks Rich! Great lesson. I’ve been looking for something I can do during the week at home when I can’t get out to ride. This is perfect!
Like in the winter when it gets dark right after work!
That video was awesome. Thanks. will bring back my bike to the garage!
I always learn with every video you produce, thank you! That's not always the case with all the content out there. The precise explanation while keep it on point is spot on. I was just practicing this in my garage last night, wondering why it tips so fast. Thanks for the air in the tire tip. Also more the reason I should learn in the dirt if necessary for grip.
Your videos are the best advice & explanations out there! THANKS!!! :-)
Love the "rants" and love the content. Please keep it coming Rich!
This channel is a gold mine.
Awesome. Great instruction.
Always succinct presentations. Thanks.
Thank you for your time and content. I look forward to practicing these drills. cheers from OZ
Brilliant help, thanks
Rich, love, love your videos!! You explain the how to soooo very well! Thank you!!
Great tips! Thanks!
Super creativity 👏 thank you.
Great as usual!
Calling us out hard on this one! Love it another great video and sometimes the truth feels good as well!
Rich is such an excellent and enthusiastic communicator. I have found that you can put a piece of carpet or rug under your tires and it helps with the static balance drill. This works similar to letting air out of the tires.
Thank you. You cleared up what I was doing wrong with the hopping. Nice job.
Glad to help!
That was great!! Thanks!
Awesome job Rich 🤙🏻
Great info. Cheers mate
Great vid! I love this channel!
Keep it up. Good stuff. Thanks.
Awesome vid. Imma hit these drills up. Thank you!
Principles of training - well-explained & supported by effective demonstration. Thank you again.
You only talk so much because you have the skill / ability & experience to do so, and it's the exact reason why we watch you dude 👊. Your videos are a massive help and it's because of the detail 👍
I don't have a motorcycle yet, planing to buy it on 2023 and, I'm learning a lot. I'll put all in practice. Thanks for those details.
Rich thanks for making all these great videos. Your tough love approach is just wait I needed to become a better rider. At 62 and have being on a motorcycle most of my life I can attest you can improve your skills no mater your age.
Adding pressure to the different pegs makes a huge difference I love this tip ❤
I’ve been practicing just changing pressure on the pegs whilst riding through straight sections of trail and I am always surprised by how much attitude it puts into the steering and direction of the bike
Super video, I already started doing this two weeks ago, all the techniques that you described make sense, I myself came to them during my training.
Really, 30 minutes of exercise gives a cool result.
Ideally, I also want to come to the fact that in balance, jerking up the front wheel.
Thank you, bro, hugged!
Love it. Thanks Rich
Thanks brotha!
Very goog Tips! Your dog is always there paying attention !!! :-)
Faaaaantastic!! Thank you!!
You're the best coach for sure. Probably I watched all your videos, some of them twice.
I start doing statistics balance, clutch control, body position training sessions after I watched your video (Private lesson) and it's helping me riding my bike so much more that I expected.
Also doing my training sessions for statistic balances, after I get close to being comfortable doing it, I start taking my left hand off the grip to make a little bit more challenging. Next step was getting on the bike using only my right hand and continue balancing as long as possible. Really challenging, but looks like it every time I practice, getting better and better...
Thank you for everything, big like 👍
Waiting for more video
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Love these tips, more please
More to come!
I have learned so much from you. Thank you.