I have just watched this again 4 years after it first came out. The amount of things that have now become more clear with the time that has passed is incredible.

I have been mtb riding since 1986. Started on a rigid Rockhopper with 1.95 Ground Control tires. Fast forward to today and I’m riding a modern full squishy 29er.

How nice that you had the recourses to have a session with Lee.

I had watched this a few years ago and I think its one of the most helpful videos I've ever watched about mtb skills. Lots of epiphanies in here.

Excellent video. Sign me up!

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Awesome video guys! Here is my guess on what is in your cups:

One big thing they missed is to never brake in corners. You can carry way more speed if you get your braking done before the corner because you will have more traction.When braking while cornering, you are losing some grip form your tires because they are being pulled in multiple directions.

After sooooo many podcasts I've listened to...it's good to finally see you guys together in one vid.

More videos like this. Mountain bike riding techniques!

Steppin it back lightly

Loved it! Need to watch it 10more times

wow. just. wow. Amazing video. Thanks guys. Now if you could do 20 minutes on each of the topics you covered, I might never have to watch another mtb tips video again.

I took two classes from Lee and it was fantastic, a huge game-changer for me. Looking for a bike upgrade do this instead and upgrade your skills much better return on investment.

Great video!

Ive been doing this row for years seen a video from a traner in England who showed how to row over rocks and roots going up hill

Guys, this is super useful (even as an XC rider) I will need to watch this a few times to unpack, but only because there is so much in there...

anyone else see the BKXC gloves?..:D

This was well-presented and extremely helpful video. Several of the insights have me itching to get on my bike and try them out. Thank you, TrainerRoad and Lee Likes Bikes.