How to Jump your MTB (with NO FEAR)

Try riding motocross it'll teach ya

I will sing this song next time on the trails.

Stand up to the jump. That's going to stick in my brain forever. I'm singing it as I type this.

I wonder if this would kinda work for snowboarding...

THANK YOU!!! I just sent the biggest jump in my life with your tip I am PUMPED!!!

Sorry not to annoy you but does this work the same gaps 😅

Subscribe gonna try this tomorrow at the bike park. Feel free if you wanna invite me over to ride A-line and see if i mastered it ;D

You, sir, have earned a subscribe on your first view. I reckon you're on to something.

The 5Dev cranks are so sexy. 😍

Can’t wait to try this out!

nah if you got fear then the sport just is not for you it is simple

Man I wasn't ready for that "stand up for the jump" bit 😂😂😂

Great video, helped a lot. Thankyou.

I like this guy. He’s a nerd but he’s not a dick about it. I bet he’d be a cool dude to go to a bar with. First of his videos I’ve seen. New to the sport. But I’m all in.

been watching this a lot! yes yes

I think this makes sense to me..... But are to standing strait up on the face of th jump or the ground before the jump? if that makes sense...

The BEST mtb 'how-to' I've ever watched. 👏

Dope

omg. tried this today on the trails. it works. was always wondering what would make me tip (unwanted) forward or back. this simple tutorial unlocked it all!! thanks a lot! Now i need to find bigger jumps :D

Triying this tomo w my 6 year old

don't think about it just do it

Row to the jump, anti-row after the jump 🤙

Great video. Definitely helped

I have watched this video now about 10 times over the time it first got released.
And I still fkn suck at jumping.

I ride an eeb so it's tough to get the bike into the air, so speed is my friend. I clear most big jumps on our trails but I look like a complete dork. The bike's rear just stays low and I squash them.

Maybe time to slow thinga down and start from scratch. Gawd damn MTB can be frustrating. I dropped golf for this and it's sometimes just as taxing to improve.

Thanks for your awesome content

Pertect.... thank you

This is a great and simple concept to follow. It seems that it's your back that needs to be perpendicular. The angle of your legs and arms will change depending on the angle of the lip. I also noticed that with these boosting techniques the probability of landing nose first is greatly increased, unfortunately. I guess that's just the way the momentum carries you? This is the scary part for me since either under or overshooting the jump would be devastating landing nose-first. But perhaps there is a difference between this type of nose-first landing and the dreaded dead sailor (buck) variety?

you literally jump, like as if not on a bike

4 mins in and already too many words... over explanation is a killer. Stopped watching.

quick question, how do i keep my feet on my pedals during jump? my feet always go off my pedals and up into the air and my feet land on the pedal when the bike hits the ground, i use normal nike shoes when i ride so i dont have clip ins, what do i do?

Great video and info. I love how simple you keep things. Getting back into riding I find my mind swirls with 101 tips I have forgotten. Your straight forward tips are great foundations and I always have a good laugh. How about a video on how to manage drops?

Thank you SOO much for the explanation!! Something did click in my mind also in conjuction with many other things I have in mind regarding biking 😌Can't wait to go out and practice more jumps!! 😆

My freinds called me a bad because I cased everything now they ask me for tips.

how do you land?

I can't get the front tire because instructions suck regarding the brakes. I can't even get the tire past the brakes and video doesn't address it

As for landing, loosen your grip and allow your body to float into a horizontal position above your bike. Continue to ghost peddle as you give your buddies a 🤙. Deadman’s Plank with a Yo Buddies

I actually had this epiphany yesterday while out riding. I've only been mountain biking for a few months but I've inline skated for years skating lots of ramps and jumps and it's the exact same principle.

Very well explained

I have "stand up to the jump" stuck in my head now.

Simple is good, Well done!! thinking too much makes things worse, most of the time!!

Thank you for a confidence-boosting video and the catchy song (with my ADHD brain, is now ingrained and on a loop.) looking forward to practising this today and irradicating my anxiety with bigger jumps.😊

🤔🧐It's not the launch part of the jump that concerns me🫣...
🤭🤣It's the landing!!!🤜💥🚴‍♂️

I'm a pretty fast rider (faster than most), but yet was shocked I wasnt clearing most black jumps. This video really cleared things up...I need to stand up and match that pressure. Can't wait to try this now!

Takeoff: check ☑
Now how do I get the bike lined up for landing? I somehow do this unconsciously for the most part, but for big air or downhill jumps , basically it just scares the crap out of me. I’ve come from a dirt bike where I could just adjust my angle with the throttle. MTB feels like I’m just drifting aimlessly through space.
I need to un-learn the throttle and embrace [advice goes here]. Thanks in advance!
Oh this includes rolling into drop offs with a ramp landing.

This man speaks truth! Push into the jump while standing up = pop (and control). Start small, master movement and get used to upward movement, go slowly bigger.

The best how to jump vídeo there is. Fact. Thank you! 👏👏👏

I just jump way to far no matter what. Almost broke my ankle on a landing, landed in the flats, either i go to far or case it or i just dont jump far, i have a heavy full suspension e bike, tips?

Ok thats very good . Now , 😮 How to land properly off big jumps

great video, but can you use that stand up thing for dirtjumping as well?

If your struggling on jumps please use this I came across this a few months ago and straight away it clicked I cleared my first jump the day after now I'm able to whip scrub sui and much more thank you so much man it's helped me so much

You got yourself another subscriber, sir.