September 21, 200817 yr Hi guys, I have heard from a few people now that the Ryan Young Dvd is ment to be very good, this is the first one think its called 'Trials Training Techniques and Cross Training Tools. does any one know where i could source this DVD?
September 21, 200817 yr I think merlin motors sells them, do a search for it, should come up. Merlin also sells alot on ebay so he might have a copy up there? The basics DVD is great, but I also found alot of use in the advanced DVD. All the best Tom
September 21, 200817 yr Any RYP dealer or www.rypusa.com can hook you up. There is two training dvd's, one basic and the other is advanced.
September 22, 200817 yr Any RYP dealer or www.rypusa.com can hook you up. There is two training dvd's, one basic and the other is advanced. Both are excellent! I don't compete anymore (my club doesn't have a Grouchy Old Phart class) but I have both of Ryan's DVDs as they have been very helpful for me in that I like to take the new riders out at our events and help them get started. Ryan is that rare combination of top level rider and good teacher that can analyze what he is doing and communicate it in an understandable manner. His teaching style is easy to relate to and he's fun to watch because he always looks like he's having fun. Jon
September 22, 200817 yr both are really good the 1st is for intro riders all the way up 2nd is geared for people who have already mastered the 1st and are looking for more advanced techniques but i bet everyone can get something out of the second dvd what i did is watch them a couple of times then start off with the basic tecniques and spend a day on each watch the dvd explination and then go practice it for a few hours and it really helped got mine from www.rypusa.com
September 24, 200817 yr Author Cheers guys i will get this. i see prices of around 33 pounds would this be right or is this a rip off.
September 24, 200817 yr Cheers guys i will get this. i see prices of around 33 pounds would this be right or is this a rip off. I just checked on Ryan's website and each video is going for $49.95 here, which does not include shipping and handling, so the 33 pound price seems in the ballpark, considering they need to be shipped over the pond. It does seem kinda pricey, but it's a top-level Trials school you can refer to as many times as you want and if you're just starting out, my guess is that it will end up being a bargain due to all the parts you won't have to buy when you don't fall off..... Jon
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