Demonstrating All The MotoJitsu Drills
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I do the parking lot drills a bit because it has no set up time . i did not realize black belt was the full lock turns :) . also I saw you use your brake and I have completed brown without using the brake but I go slow and mostly just clutch management . you don't use front brake at that low of speed so u ?
@@LITTLEBRAT775081 Sometimes I do...but I don't recommend people doing it unless you're already pretty good.
Ok do this again but with your bmw. Then we'll know you're boss.
Check out the skyline poison chem trails.
Very cool! It's nice to see an instructor practice what they preach, keep up the good work!
Lead by example :)
@@skmotorcycles8123 My DRZ? No just oil change every 3k miles.
@@skmotorcycles8123 I don't know what the service interval is or what they recommend doing but it's not a dirt bike with hours or a race bike that need special service/frequent service.
Awesome!
icing on the cake that you did it in one-take with your friends
Of course!
Hey Eddie I've had your app downloaded for a while but just haven't had any time to get in any serious practicing. I'm starting today. White belt although I've been riding for years I'm going to pretend like I know nothing and start from the bottom. Thank you for all you do for us it truly saves lives bro. I love my CBR 600RR it's the 08 graffiti Edition. I do not plan on taking it to the track or riding like a hooligan on the streets. I just simply want to ride at 43 I've had my fun I was younger. On other people's bikes LOL. I've been a mechanic since I was 15 so I got to enjoy The Spoils of working on people's bikes and being able to ride them after deemed it as safety? I've been telling every new Rider I come across about your videos and your app hopefully I've inspired at least one person to download it. It is definitely worth it that's for sure thank you for all you do and God bless you bro
Oh wow best video to show trail braking. Really appreciate the hand screen and your talking through it. Been struggling with this and this video is very helpful
Damn you make it look so easy!
Practice makes perfect!
Practice works :)
Very impressive!
Your assistant is doing an amazing job too!!!
Tanks everyone !!!
Inspiring stuff!
Thanks for your videos, they've helped me a lot!
I think a trip to the car park is in order this weekend.
Take care! 👍
Awesome!
Oh I wanted to let you know, that you are 95% of what helped me make a decision on my first bike. I still want a 6r, but I’ve decided my first bike will be a ninja 250. I believe I’m capable of learning on a 600, but the odds are against me, and most important of all, the 250 actually suits my needs way better once I look at all the reasons I want and need a bike. The only place the 600 wins is in the exhaust note I need lol but I’m planning on doing a WW2 bomber theme, and putting on the “spinning machine gun” muffler on it so any exhaust note is not gonna sound great with that muffler but it’ll look killer 👌 👌 thanks for everything you do and thank you for your service too. It’s also thanks to you I had 100% of my gear picked out before I even started shopping for a bike, and I’ve got more gear on the list than I ever would have known to get otherwise. You’re a real inspiration.
Awesome!!
You know Greg I’m pretty sure your making a lot of other people think about getting a drz. Suzuki should be a motojitsu sponsorship 🤙🏽😎 you make it look so seemless on how you flick that bike man.
It’s so much fun! My favorite bike I’ve ever had
I've watch many of your videos...Great content, many to learn. Your skills always amaze me! I know, PRACTICE! Well done dude, well done!!!
thanks!
I appreciate what you're explaining in your videos, learned a lot from you, especially related to exercising :))
I see this is an old post, hope it will be answered.
I started these drills, but not yet able to pass/successfully complete, the first exercise 7ft distance (in the video from 0:30 to 2:10), on a sport-touring (vfr800 v-tec)
Do you have any suggestions (perhaps play w/ the clutch and keep it a little revved up? )
I can do it on a Kawasaki ER5, but not on the VFR
You make it look so easy. Just learning but your videos help.
Practice!
Bloody good riding my friend. Keep up the great work and enjoy...
Thanks, you too!
All i can say is WoW!woW! youuurrrrrr good!..Great job master!
thanks! Now go practice!
Mad skills...
Sweet video. Excellent riding! Wow dude.
Thanks!!
Sweet! Nicely Done Brosuff
:)
I just ordered your books. (wish I didn't have to use Amazon. I worked in one of their photo studios for a week and it was horrible) But anyway went and tried an R3 today, (new road rider) and was smitten. I loved how it looked, when I sat on it w/ my feet on the pegs, it felt someone made for me. I only want to ride country back roads and this will be perfect. I was on the fence about buying a bike, but now I have to have it.
Love the vids man, keep 'em coming.
Thanks!
Hey brother, I totally buy into to what you are saying about riding. When I get into something, I go all in. I also spent 7 years working in a Level 1 trauma center, so I am not going to take chances on safety. When I buy the R3, my buddy is going to deliver as he has truck and trailer and my first ride will be in the church parking lot next to my house, not on the street. In full gear, which I will purchase before getting the bike and wear to entry MSF.
BTW: I work at local VA hospital. I know the VA has had some bad press, but we bust our ass to give the best care we can at mine. Most of our patients are from the Vietnam era.
I sorta hate the 'we appreciate your service' thing. To me it sounds a bit flippant. I can't imagine the sacrifice it takes. I just finished a terrific book called 'The Forever War' by Dexter Filkins (not to be confused w/ a novel by the same name) that talks about the aftermath of 9/11 and Afghanistan and Iraq. As always, great initial success. We're really good at kicking the crap out of a conventional army, but then when no one plans for the aftermath, the shit show starts.
I am sorry to go off on this topic, but I can't even imagine how difficult it would be for any service member to be stuck in the middle of these things, knowing that idiots back home caused a lot of it to happen. That's why I often don't know what to say to vets that doesn't sound like trite bullshit. I work in pharmacy services BTW.
My father was a vet of the Army Air Corp in WW2 and then what became the Air Force close air support in Korea. He was my hero. I wanted to go into the Air Force, but unfortunately have bad eyes. I was to too chicken shit to go to another service. I have the ultimate respect for vets. Hey maybe that's would I could say to you and them that might mean more than 'we appreciate your service'?
LMK. this is something I think about and want to get right.And maybe I should have even brought this up on a motorcycle forum. If not appropriate, I apologize.
It's enough to say thank you...I don't expect anything :)
Fantastic video! Darn it, one of these days, when it gets a bit warmer here in Illinois, I am going to have to get past the fear of dropping my Honda GL1500 (and possibly hurting my old man bones) and nail those weaves and circles!
Do it!! Frame sliders, full gear, and a mentality to try!
Wow! Amazing! Some day I wish to ride like that. I know, practice practice and practice.
That's all it is...practice!
8 weeks until spring! I'm more excited to ride than ever. Thinking about organizing bi weekly Motojitsu course here in Hamilton Ontario Canada.
I typically quickly practice some low speed stuff when I enter and leave parking lots on group rides. It's easy to find time to do as people park their bikes or are putting on their gear. People are often surprised at how tight of a circle I can make etc and ask me how I learned to do it. I enjoy educating people who want to learn. I will encourage people who are interested to purchase the drill book so they can become familiar with everything. Any other advice on getting things going?
Do it!!
Knee down on a cruiser! Never thought this is possible....
of course it is
Hey, thanks for these.
welcome!
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helpful bro 👍very helpful .love your content
Thanks
That was sick!!! Makes me wanna go practice now :P
GOOOO
as always, good lessons to practice.
:)
Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome! Go practice!!
@@MotoJitsu I did a few days ago on my street.
I love your content, I've learnt a great deal
Im ordering a copy this coming week, might be a silly question but do you ship to Australia?
Thanks! Yes all my books are on Amazon they’re all also available as an eBook motojitsu.com/shop
@@MotoJitsu excellent, thanks...I'd prefer a hard copy, I'm a bit old school lol.
I'll be ordering a copy in a few days, just waiting to get paid.
Thanks again
You're welcome!! :)
@@aussiesoldier0177 agree. You cant beat the tectile feel and smell of a new book 😊
Nice! Thank you for your videos, I'm a new rider and I am learning a lot from them.
A quick question: when you are doing sharp turns, I see the front forks compress a lot. Are you using the front brake there at all? At minute 3:00 for example.
Thank you! 🙂
You’re welcome! Only time I use the front brake is when I was doing the stopping
@@MotoJitsu ok! Thank you a lot 🙂 can't wait to try these out
You're welcome!
I sold my Ninja 650 last year. I went to the dealership to buy a ZX-6R as my next bike a couple of days ago( I wanted a ZX-6R as my first bike!). Rode it, loved it, and came home to see if I could find a good used one. Came across your videos that night and decided there is no need to upgrade. Purchased a 650 again the next day. I told myself I can have the ZX when I get to black-belt. Who cares if I ride a 600 but can't get through the turns in more than 20 mph?! Thank you for these videos! Somehow you say the things others say, but the way you present the information, and your skills motivated me to overcome my own limitations rather than make me feel limited by my bike!
you're awesome! Now get to practicing!
MotoJitsu® I have been riding (without deliberate practice) for years. Just two days of deliberate practice following your plan in an empty parking lot and my turns at stop signs and lights have improved ten fold. Will continue the mindful practicing. You are saving lives!
Very nice Greg
thanks!
I love how within the first weave you can see TH-cam's compression around Eddie every time he finishes a weave, the asphalt behind him goes all cloudy.
:)
Very impressive
Thanks!
I was like "wish he did all in one take video" like an hour ago (Y) Thank you Motojitsu
👌🏼😁
Question... do you use the tall cone in the center of the circles as the focal point when you are practicing the turns?
Sometimes
Thailand has decided to require a "big bike" driver's license but has not determined the actual test or requirements. Most are worried a non-professional scooter owner will invent a ridiculously stupid test! Hopefully (but unlikely) they do a little Google research and find your site! Moto Jitsu would be a fantastic test!
:)
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Oh dear lord, that looks like so much fun😫 Just two months untill rideable surface comes back here😖 Enjoy all of you that can!
👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Hey Eddie, just got my Royal Enfield Continental GT, will you ever come to New Orleans to help me out?? BTW, i just had a low speed accident in a right turn and broke my left wrist........help! Love your content!
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I take my MSF starting tomorrow. Then when Im done I will start on my motojitsu drills.
I have the same bike Added the Yoshi RS two JD Jet kit and three by three mod Worth every penny major improvement. This is the first street legal bike And I am Hooked on two wheels
Now that I have bark buster hand guards, I'm not getting anything else :)
Note the 'Elephant In the Sky's chem trails.
what was the second bike you did the knee down circle with?
Kawasaki 650 I think
He man I got a question. I see you jumping on random bikes and doing kneedowns without warming up the tires. Were those tires already warmed up or did you go out on cold tires and is it perfectly safe to reach this lean angle at a slower pace?? Guess I gotta learn to trust my tires some more.
Tires were warm but I've mastered knee down, I could do it on cold tires but I don't recommend it. I don't trust the tires, or the bike, ever. I trust myself through the course I've attended and the experience of the thousands of hours I've practiced.
How did you do your right single handed 20 ft black belt turn? Couldn't see clearly you seemed to have both hands on the handle bar.
Practice
@@MotoJitsu did you actually have both hands firmly holding the bar or only the right hand and the left hand hovering over the bar to control the clutch? That's what it seemed but couldn't make out clearly.
Black Belt is one handed inside a 20 ft circle
@@MotoJitsu Nevermind, I thought I saw both hands. I saw wrong lol
Let's see this with the GS
Great floor to do that curves ! I think you feel more confortable to lean the motocycle .
Always do :)
Like the new bike Eddie!
I love it!
Looks like a lot of fun its 400cc?
DR-Z 400 SM
Someone people watching questioning if they can even do white belt. I bet half of the motorcycle community couldn’t because not many people practice this important stuff, including me. Thanks for opening some eyes to even what the basic level requirements should be.
Very few can do White Belt let alone higher belts.
Great video! Can you do this on a big bike like a Road King?
Yes
@@MotoJitsu Awesome.
Do you have any recommended videos on heavy bike handling. I'm riding a big bagger (Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe) and seeing things in action would help boost my confidence on my big bike.
Also, thank you for your military service from one veteran to another.
Every video is for any bike...technique is above everything else. I have an entire playlist of me riding 40+ different bikes including big ones..you see those videos?
@@MotoJitsu Thanks, I'll take a look.
I had in mind that the perfect bike to practice was the Duke 390. But seen that DRZ, I have some doubts
All bikes are perfect to practice on :)
Does anyone know what those knee sliders he’s using are?
Leeparksdesign.com
With all your experience with the numerous bikes you’ve had through the years, would you still recommend buying a used bike from a private seller? Or would you rather pay a little extra and buy new or a left over?
I would rather buy a new bike unless it’s from someone you trust and know
Yea, this is definitely not from someone I know. I know there’s good deals out there but I guess you truly never know what that person did to them. Thank you for always being so responsive man, it’s truly appreciated.
You’re welcome!
Your videos have changed the way I view my responsibilities as a motorbike rider. I'd never considered that you have to practice your riding (in the same way very few people would ever practice driving their car).Cheers for the kick up the arse to take ownership my skillset.
👌🏼😁
Motojitsu!
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You looked most comfortable on the Ninja after getting off the first bike.
oh yeah?
🤙👍
:)
Are You from Poland MotoJitsu?
I ask because you often put a white and red flag on the trunks
Greetengs from Poland
No
I'm lost here someone inform me
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Point of critisism. I would add 2 exercises into this routine. Swerving amd swearving after breaking. That way you would had covered anything relevant for street safety.
Practice everything of course but I’m not changing what’s in MotoJitsu
@@MotoJitsu just thought it might be a nice thing to add to it. But its your program in the end. Have a nice day eddi
No one stopping you from practicing everything :)
@@MotoJitsu well actually the winter in germany does XD have to say i do envy you for beeing able to ride all year round :) so in my oppinion its even more important to practise even more then all year riders. Thats why i practise evasion and emergency breaking everyday. One can get quite rusty over the winter month. do you by any chance have a idea what i could do during winter to not get so rusty?
I have an entire video about winter riding tips, you see that?
I see the planes above you copied
your obstacle course by their chem
trail spraying. Those straight lines
lined up beside each other.
Your starting to get the hang of
& mastering that bike at the same
time. How is that possible?
Is that why they call you
Moto jujitsu? 🤓👍
I've had this bike before...but the bike doesn't matter when you master the technique.