Bunny hopping a mountain bike - virtual MTB coaching
Hi everyone! I’ve been helping a lot of people ride better via remote coaching. Here's how it works:
- You buy lessons on my website.
- We discuss goals via email.
- I give assignments to study and practice from my online MTB school. These are delivered via shared Google Doc.
- When you're ready, we schedule a Zoom call.
- We rock the Zoom call as if I’m there with you. The live feedback is massively helpful. I can see what you’re doing, ask questions and give you the exact cues you need, when you need them.
- I write up the notes and post video from the session in the Google Doc. Some of my clients’ docs are over 100 pages long. You basically end up with a how-to book (with videos) that’s written specifically for you.
- We repeat this cycle for as long as you want. People all over the world are seeing huge improvements!
Here are some clips from an hour-long session with Anatoliy. We’ve been working on body position and the pump track. Today he wanted to focus on hopping, so we set up a camera in his driveway and we got it done! Well, he got it done. I helped.
I hope you pick up something useful. There were many more nuggets, but they were clipped to keep this video short.
Learn more about remote MTB coaching here:
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Be well,
Lee
www.leelikesbikes.com
leelikesbikes@gmail.com
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You can get to a certain point by yourself but having a set of eyes on you like that will eliminate a lot of the bullshit and time spent doing the wrong things. He did awesome.
Great content Lee, very generous of you sharing your yoda knowledge with us. We could start a gofundme to buy you a bed base for your mattress.....
I've been listening to Less explain the row/Anti-Row for years. And TODAY was the first time it clicked that I haven't been able to separate my pushing and pulling mechanisms in my brain. Thanks to you both. Stay rad.
Love this stuff Lee. You've become my MTB Yoda. Thanks for all the great work!
Do the bunny hop! Hilarious old music! Thanks for debunking old myths about HOPS!!!
LEEEE! nice job! So excited to see this! Amazing learning tool for us mere newbies!
When I watched these videos I can actually see myself in them and so I went out and tried to separate my push to pull mechanics and my wheel just popped right in the air. WOOP! I was completely surprised and found myself implementing the row/anti-row in the process. The key for me is getting that initial pop off the ground and was not able to do that because I was pushing my legs and the bar down at the same time. Thanks!
Just got done reading Lee's book. I've been riding for 2 years and my mind is blow. Just signed up for his online courses as well. Great source of knowledge and helping me really enjoy the sport (while being safe). Thanks Lee!
Love ya Lee! Thanks for all the wisdom!
Very helpful Lee! Can’t wait to try it out
Man this and Joy of Bike are the two biggest finds for me on KZread. Looks like I'm rowing kettlebells from the hinge for the foreseeable future to get my strength and stamina up.
This gives hope to a 62 year old fuddy duddy!
What a brilliant coaching session. I'm loving this technique, although I'm still learning it the old fashioned way. Lee's way looks much better and would definitely be a safer, more realistic option on the trail, However one bonus of learning the old fashioned way is that I've suddenly learned how to pop up easily into a manual, which I hadn't previously been able to do after a year of trying to learn it. Go figure!
Just started virtual lessons- awesome way to be coached!
You are such a top bloke Lee! I'd have a beer with you any day and talk MTB skills! Thanks for a rippa video
I never saw anyone trying bunnyhop like this. Didn't even knew it exists another way yo do it! Wow
Very succinct order of operation...another nuts and bolts beauty!
Thank you Lee
Just started to learn the bunny hop the old way with leaning back as I read in your book.
Wow, super quick progress