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Free Trials Training Youtube Clips

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  • first time ever in c grade yesterday. a few freaky bits but didn't need the incontinence pads after all, woohoo...

  • sherconoob
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    thanks nellie. gollum is one of our more unusual club members. he's always going on about "one piston ring to rule them all", whatever that means. he gets incredible traction when walking a section th

  • sherconoob
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    any other tips? i can add them in at the end of the vid...

A tip: When you are teaching a rider to do a “Pivot Turn” is it VERY important that when they put their foot down to turn on they should place or point the foot placed down at the angle or direction that they are turning to.

Why, just look at the example in the video showing the Pivot Turn, the guys foot and ankle is all twisted and as he put the pivot foot down in the straight on direction of the bike before the pivot turn.

That is hard on your knee and ankle as you are twisting them as you turn. Their foot is planted down so all the twisting forces are placed on the knee and ankle joints.

If the foot is placed down initially in the direction of the turn it also saves you from lifting it placing it down again for another point or five. The turn is so much smoother and fluid if you place the foot down in the direction of the turn. Once you do the pivot turn this way both feet are pointed in the direction you are headed (one on the foot peg and the one on the ground)and makes it easier to take off especially if there is a rock there.

in the angle or direction you are trying to turn and take off in.

Some guys even put the foot down and pivot on their heel bone but that is too easily mistaken

by a judge as one or two dabs as the front of the foot comes off the ground while the heel is on the ground with the riders front part of the foot going back down to the ground,

Best to just plant it down the first time solidly in the direction of the turn.

Try it for yourself and you will see what I mean.

Cheers

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A tip: When you are teaching a rider to do a “Pivot Turn” is it VERY important that when they put their foot down to turn on they should place or point the foot placed down at the angle or direction that they are turning to.

thanks for the tip, i've put an annotation in the video. i know my middle-aged knees appreciate the info!

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I look forward to each & every one of these when I get a notice that you've done a new one. Thanks for your work on these, Sherconoob. I appreciate them very much!!!! :icon_salut::thumbup:

Jimmie

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I've watched all the videos several times and really enjoyed them. Thanks so much and please keep up the good work.

Another great instalment! Some not applicable until I get some more experience but can't stop watching them for inspiration!

Mags

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