Nice breakdown Barry. I’ve been riding/racing Bmx’s for 43 yrs & your race analysis reinforces to me that I’ve never had the level of commitment needed to be a champ. Every time I hit the track I’m thinking “this is so much fun”. To be a champ takes so much dedication & full-on effort. Much respect 👊🏻

@hunterscarborough1140

7 ай бұрын

I have to agree he is like a pro at all aspects analysis prep training form and finally racing itself. It’s the little things and hard work that pay off. Definitely the commitment to the craft makes a professional !

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Took me many years to learn that mind set

Bro this was a great video.. thank you for taking the time to put this out

I've been wondering about this for ages...and now you've done it!

That's super cool, thanks Barry.

Awesome taking notes for next season! Thanks for sharing!

Excellent video Barry, I love spending time on this and seeing veterans like you guys analyzing this type of videos. It is perfect for people like me who seek to better understand a track and develop better in it, that's why I love watching your videos.

You are running on the Lower ramp Barry ...and still ahead or even...still elite standard ..the skill and mentality is still the same ..you could ride elite but vet pro is super ..it's way more exciting ..thank you for coming back into USA BMX and your input .....love the chase and 95 combo

Your very humble for how amazing you are! Its almost like tyson comparing himself to ali, extremely touching when your the greatest in your era, but acknowledging the past or the future as maybe they could have been better. I don't know, thats what i got out of it. You show respect and humbleness and not cocky cause you are the best at your age bracket

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Hey I’m just another rider like everyone else looking to better myself. I wish a pro could have shared this kinda stuff when I was young and for that I owe those young riders today to have just that.

Really interesting video, I always race with a GoPro so I can watch every lap and learn what I did right, and what I need to work on for the next lap. It’s crazy seeing the top Pros in detail how they build energy on the track. Awesome video as always, catch you next season!

Always enjoy the content Barry. This is my favorite video to date by far. Love the breakdown. Just a old man slow poke in 51-55 Intermediate, but I still picked up a bunch of tips watching these guys as you broke it down. Thank again. You da man!!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

🙌🏼👏🏼

You’re killing it on all sides. Way to bring BMX to KZread. Nest BMX vlog in the world! Thanks bro

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

👊🏼

This is great! I love the analysis, especially in a sport that I don't do. I understand the very basics of it, but it's super cool to hear about the finer details in what makes the difference even at your level. Sick! and thanks for sharing your thoughts!

You are a solid fellow. I raced from 1986-2000. I met alot of egos. You don't have a bad ego. I enjoy your vids. Clips? VANS and low profile pinned platforms is old school "clipped in" 😊

That was awesome. Thank you!

Great video, Barry. I always learn a few things, and I don’t even race - just like to go fast on trails, and the techniques fully translate. 24:41 (for example: step-down/waterfall done wrong is slow - done right is fast!) You get “light” before it, and “heavy” on the backside. 👊🙂

Love a good breakdown video. The chance to see your process is cool.

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

I enjoyed doing it

Great video! This kind of insight and analysis of racing you don't find in many places in BMX, so thank you!!!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

😉👊🏼

This is awesome! Love the breakdown and comparisons

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

😉👊🏼

I'm always telling my self, train like you race and race like you train 👊🏻

Your scientific breakdown of all of this is badass, with such great insight. Thanks for the content Barry! Wish we had this tech in the early 2000's. To analyze ourselves~ at that time! Congrats on your success.. across the board, I am still a fan of the 15 year old I watched many years ago. when I was your age now then!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Haha that’s awesome. I appreciate that J 👊🏼

That was so good. Very interesting and great break down. I think you were very modest/conservative with where you were compared to their position, but totally understand. Great video. 🤘

Great video 🤙🏼

Great break down.

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

Congrats 👏

I love this format - at the beginning you seemed a bit unsure about the layout of the two videos, but I thought what you did worked really well. I've often wondered how it would go if you and Joris were in the same race, this was a cool way to find out!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Great feed back. Thank you

Hi ! I am a coach in France, to put 2 videos side by side I use the mydartfish application, it's the best, I use it to break down all the techniques that bring our sport together! strength to you! you are an example for many French people 👍

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

I’ll check it out. Thank you!

Sería genial verte correr en algún carrera de élite, con su experiencia, y ahora estas más fuerte y ágil ...

Madd insight Bama🤘Glad to hear you speak on that corner.. Wood didnt need to ride the corner out the way he did. Would of kept him in the race.. The close up shows he didnt even have a finger on the brake lever. Suicide grip = Eat shit!!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

agreed!

nah Barry you still got it!👍

Any tips 4 a new 30yr old racer

You certainly have growen into a good man

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

What safety gear do you use? I.e. crash pads and such

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

I run fly racings pads

Best tuck ever

lmaooo you’re the vet goat and stay the vet goat champ. your pushing 40 these young guys are something else . don’t get me wrong your easily one of the best vets of all time . a track time doesn’t mean a lot. getting a 30 sec lap time is easy.. getting up there with 7other rides it’s tough for a sub 30 time.

@baitedhaha

7 ай бұрын

you are comparing to jorris tho . prolly the greatest bmx racer of all time 5 time champ 😂😂

@baitedhaha

7 ай бұрын

you would be in the pack tho don’t get me wrong you still got it . but so do these young guys. just so you man either way we will watch and support you. at lease i will. raced for 5 years and loved watching you and even 10 years later still watching ya . keep it up!

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Well said! 👊🏼

Barry your lying. 30.19 in you saying you have 20 years of riding your bilke!!! You have just ride your bike at least 30year😂😁/ keep up the good work

I'm considering making a comeback at 56yr old. Buy a new bike get some training in and cut it loose.

@roberthull959

7 ай бұрын

I just restarted, ill be 49 next month. Go for it!!!

@johnlilley9363

7 ай бұрын

I just bought a cruiser for my 5 year old son and a frame for myself, going to slowly build it up. I’ll be 40 when we give it a go in the spring. It’ll be good father son time and we can learn together

@yellowveedub

7 ай бұрын

I have my eye on a Meybo cruiser complete.

@ghostt2222

7 ай бұрын

I'm coming out of retirement at 46 years old this coming season, do it! Love to see more and more folks in our age ranges to be in the sport!

I am your first view!

First

Where’s Isaac

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Coming back from injury

agree with everything but... Joris is just 5 years behind you... it's an OLD GOAT?

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

Haha yea but that didn’t sound as good 😜

Being in elite class would push ypu to be faster. IMO

@barrynobles95

7 ай бұрын

I completely agree. I know I ride 100% to turn one but after that I definitely ride at a “maintain” speed