Man you explained exactly what I do to when I'm getting ready for big jumps, I basically say "we do dangerous things safely" I really like the way you explained this, Thank you!

@wolfpack_adventures

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Thanks! Stoked you enjoyed it 🤘

Thank you for getting deep into the psychology of doing things that scare us. It was super helpful. Well done!

Dude, thanks for confirming what I had just figured out yesterday. Dropped my stem one spacer. Rolled my bars almost in line with my stem. No more sketchy take-off on jumps and I find the sweet spot for wheelies. So nice when you get it right. 😊

I love videos like this. Love the sports psychology aspect behind and it's something I think about every time I go riding

Dude looking like Ash Ketch'em .

Such an inspiring video and explanation, thanks for sharing your thoughts , it allowed me to relate to what I’m doing and also simplifying my analysis of riding new and challenging trails and jumps. I totally agree with you that it’s very much a mental game, as so much of life really is. The chimp paradox is in my Amazon basket right now. Cheers dude 🤜🤛

Thanks Alex, much appreciated. I'm only really a novice but your advice is right on point with my own experience and learning techniques.

Fantastic video. Appreciate all the mental game advice.

Insightful stuff bro. Appreciate this a lot. Just collected my Mythique! Stoked to saddle up and feel it out

Amazing stuff lad your first day taking them jumps on without the other two hats off to ya .

Brilliant insight of how your prepare yourself, the one thing that stuck in my mind is not to be scared or embarrassed to walk away, there's always another day! When your out with your mates its so easy to give into pier pressure, which can be painful and costly. 👍👍

Amazing vid! I was just think about a jump near my city in which I know I can do it, but is the first time hitting something that big (8m/26ft) and it was kind of pissing me of because I just want to have fun in it and improve as a rider. Thank you for the deep analogies and your perspective on these kinds of things, it will definitely help get me the courage send it!

Thanks for taking the time to make this!

Enjoyed watching you all that was a good way to explain how you hit big jump

Great book, for more than just riding.

Excellent Alex, plenty of detail, really useful.

very similar to the ideal Parkour mentality, where you have 2 circles, the outer one being your physical ability i.e. what you can do, and the inner being your mental limit i.e. what you will do, and through training the goal is to get both circles to allign so you can be sure of your ability when pushing to the max.

That video helped me a lot 😁

A very interesting and insightful young man . i say young because i'm old as fk (77) to be riding MTB. 😂 it's a very difficult thing to describe in words the subtleties of mind body coordination . only that person ' knows' what they are capable of at that moment as long as the mind isn't focused on doubt or fear which when present causes separation between the unity of mind and body . ive taught meditation since 1969 and during the process , as one's mental activity is reduced , there is a simultaneous decrease in breathing /respiration. the subjective experience is one of immense mental clarity along with a very calm physiology . if you can achieve even a semblance of that state prior to doing these big jumps you will immediately know if you can do the jump that day. ok,enough of old man ranting . if you are a commenter and or rider , it would do you no harm to ride with this guy . his presence will calm you down immediately . great video .👍👍👍

also read "The Power Of Now" by Eckhart Tolle

@wolfpack_adventures

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Great book ⬆️

@TheWoodButcher88

2 ай бұрын

Just ordered this

My sister bought me that book..

All I’ve learnt is more things to be afraid of

Using this advice totally unrelated to mtb , quality analysis

scary is fun lol

atlast.what always plays in my mind "aren't they scared or nervous when doing a high jump? how to deal with it?"thanks masta 🙏