Amazing how Chase looked like the smoothest, fastest guy next to Eli last year, and without him changing much at all, he now looks stiff next to Jett. Jett really leveled up the sport this year!

@DavidMinkCCCMD

11 ай бұрын

I thought that too. Last year we kept hearing about how smooth Chase was and how much Eli had the “Bulldog” style.. now they’re described Chase’s style as bulldog a handful of times.

@justindancer6613

11 ай бұрын

Chase can’t stay off the ground

@mxr248

11 ай бұрын

Yet Roczen didn’t race outdoors and he raced one race and Jett couldn’t pull away from him. Tomac could pull away from Roczen outdoors. Too many ppl were hurt this year to even compare.

@mingomane1

11 ай бұрын

@@mxr248I think Eli would have one at least a moto. Chase isn’t good enough with starts. Jett was always starting either first or right there. His starts are crazy good.

@jayryan1956

11 ай бұрын

⁠@@mxr248so why are you comparing Jett and roczen? One race and he still dropped the bike? How many races did Jett drop the bike? Everyone’s saying what if who gives a F it s what it is and Jett dominated the season regardless of who was injured especially when you’re putting 40-60 second gaps on third place lol

I’m a 62 yr old vet racer since 14yrs.old. I’m learning new things and more importantly unlearning old things from Jett and Ryno everyday - thanks.

We were talking about Jett a couple days ago. How he doesn’t look rushed, or reactive. He is always proactive and loose. It’s awesome to watch. Good stuff Ryno, good stuff.

I heard Jett say he train's standing up in a wind tunnel. And he rides at lower rpm's and this allows the bike to absorb impacts better! And he rides with a calm mind! Most riders allow anxiety to start right at the gate drop! It's hard I know but it's so important to always stay calm to perform at your maximum potential!

It’s all in the hips like Chubbs from happy Gilmore said. Ryno is a genius when it comes to rider technique and love that he works with forkner and impressive to see such a change with that rider

I was riding yesterday and I could hear you in my head. Unlock your hips, good posture, feel the back wheel with your legs. Golly this sport is good🤙

Great insight. It's interesting to hear the details of technique between riders, and why Jett's is successful 👍

110% Doctor Rino

Ryno is 100% right about this. I learned how to ride using every bad technique under the sun growing up but I've been learning how to ride using Jett's technique through another riding academy and I can honestly say, I was blown away by how much the bike was moving around underneath me and I didn't even realize it was doing all that movement until I watched a video my wife took of me. I feel completely relaxed and much safer as a rider now and I've gotten to the point where I know instantly if I allow myself to change technique at all and can correct it right away. It's taken alot of work but it's been well worth it.

Look at Rossi, he changed as the sport changed. Thx Ryno, always helpful!!

Wise man speaks truth !!! Thank you Ryno ❤

This is the same guy that was raving over Sexton when he beat Tomac in one race and was saying how Sexton was going to be the next phenom. At that time I said, no, he's not because he doesn't have the mentality of a all-time winning champion. This comes down to mindset, and Jett is an all-time champion due to mindset. Yes, both his style and technique are brilliant, but you have to have the championship mindset. Only a few great ones out there, like Tom Brady, Derek Jeter, Michael Jordan, etc. In motocross it's the same thing, some are great and some are all time great champions, but it all comes down to their mindset. The few great ones just don't make the dumb mistakes as all the others. They have that one extra click in their brain that does everything for them, you can't even teach this greatness, you're either great or not.Simple fact.

The hunch explanation is right on. I have a tendency to ride that way. Next ride I’m going to concentrate on not riding hunched. Thanks Rino!

truer words have never been spoken!! ❤️🇺🇸

Clearly Jett's technique is the best out there and shows the flaws in everyone else around him that tries to keep up. The other thing I noticed was how well he soaks up jumps without any crazy scrubbing off the face. He stays so much lower, gets back on the ground faster and it doesn't look like he puts a bunch of effort on the face of the jump. Jett seems to make every inch of the track work for him it doesn't seem to matter where he goes, inside/outside, he still makes it look fast and work for him.

Remember last year everyone was like 😲 omg chase has the best technique we've ever seen while Eli bulldogged it. How the tides have turned

Hey Ryan, I think you're right. But he has at least 3 more talents such as (1) being patient and (2) going into corners slow to exit fast and (3) being able to ride lines others don't even see

@darrenmackenzie1645

11 ай бұрын

I agree. And he stands up and rails more corners than the other guys.

Always great tips. Now we all just have to implement new techniques and try not to go back into our bad habbits. Thanks.

Excellent explanation! It’s spot on!

I will for sure look for this myself. In fact, I can already picture it... but it would be great if you could show some clips and do some breakdowns JS7 style!

Your content is truly PRICELESS!!! Cheers man

I'm going back to motocross after breaking C1 and C2 mountain biking, I was given a second chance looking forward to riding again. Thank you for so much I watch it all. Your injuries and recovery are inspiring. Hope to take a school with you someday.

Not only is this channel for riders. But I'm gonna say this. The advice about spine angle compared to hips etc. It's magic. I'm a cripple with Muscle Dystrophy. Half of my body is limp as phuq. Thank you for the extra advice for movements. I can't ride bikes but I really do take the advice of spine/hips position and it helps. Never stop. Much love from Scotland 😎

Great well defined analysis - to the point. 🤙🏼

Good point and thanks for the explanation. I keep hearing that you need to control the bike with your feet even while turning, and while that's important, I've noticed that I often use my hands in a turn to control the lean of the bike (as well as throttle control), which allows me to relax my body while the bike is leaning and turning more or less with a light push of my hands.

Jett really is one of those generational talents that will have all of his competition and every kid coming up, watching hours of video to emulate his technique. McGrath did it in the mid 90s with actually trying to stay low and absorbing jumps vs. wicked boner air. Carmichael forced everyone to train like a dog or exit the sport. James Stewart made everyone start scrubbing. Jett just rewrote the book entirely.

Awesome, cheers Ryan.

Amazing...I am ADHD PTSD & 60. This Free Information is unbelievable...PRO Content. Free, I did't even have boots in 76'. MY new guru.

Great assessment, Ryan! Speaking of vertebral mobility and positioning, nobody seems to talk about Jett’s neck. I’m not sure what his program is but he has serious neck strength including deep neck flexor endurance which helps with visual acuity, concussion prevention, and maintaining a neutral spine through the whole chain. Chase caught on to the neck gain game. His neck has grown quite a bit this season.

Words from a master!!!! Always on the details.

Great explanation of why Jett is so good!

Amazing analysis. You were always my wife's favorite back to Pontiac in 96.

Ryno great job with Forkner,he's getting better,and that holeshot last weekend was awesome!!

Ryan speaking facts! Love it!

Great info thanks for caring

Spot on 👍

Beautiful explanation.

Great insight on riding form

Great insight, Jett sure is fun to watch. I do wish all the riders were healthy and racing to give Jett a challenge. Looking forward to MX De Nations.

Ryno just casually pointing things out that no one else thinks to work on and makes a huge difference, so cool! You should talk about Danger boys posture/style, he seems to crawl around on the bike a lot more than Jett and Chase, do you think that is something that will change as he matures? Do you think his riding style can beat someone like Jett or Chase?

@samarthdalvi1323

11 ай бұрын

Deegan reminds me of Tomac in beast mode, just going crazy fast no matter how he positions his body. My view is that he sits a lot more to the rear than some of the top guys, kinda like Villopoto in that regard.

@kelvis1980

11 ай бұрын

Deegan won't change much its his style and he's able to throw faster laps than Jett while riding a 250. Haiden rides the edge like tomac. But he's comfortable doing it. Totally different styles. I'm way more entertained watching tomac and Deegan though. Can't deny Jett is Smooth as hell.

@Mikeyy_Shortz

11 ай бұрын

I think Deegan will ride like tomac/ James Stewart

Ryno you are a legend bro!

Simply the best Ryno 👏💪👊✌️😉

Very interesting. Some side by side slo-mo video comparison of the two riders technique would be GOLD to us. 👍?

You look like 90’s 💪🏻💪🏻 very knowledgeable as always

You’re absolutely correct. I’ve been studying Jett since SX, and he lets his bike dance beneath him while letting his lower limbs do all the moving with the bike. His technique is impressive for sure. Kid has a natural talent that’s only getting better with every race 🤙🤙🤙

To me it’s all throttle control, he holds onto the throttle ever so lightly around the corner, but he only turns it on exactly at the right time. Not slightly to early where it creates slight sliding of the tail end and then waiting for it to lock in and traject. He patiently waits, right when it’s the sweet spot and his tail end is exactly at the right time to hit on the gas he locks in and goes forward. Go ahead and watch, it’s insane.

Ryan is teaching these things to Deegan, he definitely has seen the sport evolve and what needs to be done to be the best

Jett is an amazing rider. I’m truly happy for Honda for having such success this year. Hard work pays off. Let’s keep it up boys!

Gosh Rhino. Straight to the deep end. Truth.

NUNCA GANARÁN A JET SIN ESA TÉCNICA 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ese es su secreto!! GRACIAS por compartir señor 🫡💪🏼

Yes. 100%. He rides centered and completely buttery smooth. Like Freddie Spencer on a road race bike.

Great advice from the motocross Jesus. The man Ryan, with more great advice from a man that knows how to ride Motocross.

Something about watching Jet at Budds Creek. don't know if it was the riding gear and red Honda. he has similar smooth style of like David Bailey.

@yukonjon5964

11 ай бұрын

i been saying for years... Jett has the precision of David Bailey with the passion, drive and personality of Rick Johnson.

Spot on there, I remember Kurt Nicol saying if he wanted to keep up with the younger riders coming through, he would have to change his riding style like Jamie Dobbs , next thing you know he’s riding a 250 Honda and getting fantastic results,it’s not exactly the same thing but… you never stop learning , when you do pack up and go home go fishing or something else 🙏👍🍀

Good point Sensa.

He’s well balanced, has great flow. Very smooth and soaks up the chop in a relaxed manner. He doesn’t fight the bike he works with it. Smoother is faster , Jett Carrie’s his momentum so well and makes it look easy

Brutal! 🎯

Wise man says only fools rush in , but I can’t help falling in love with you!

Right on point

That’s what I was trying to point out in other post. Jetts physical traits are a kin to a Olympic swimmer. Long neck, upper body and torso. Keeping all that straight while the hips are thre axes for movement squeezing with the knees.

Here's the dealio. Jett has incredible reflexes hence his great starts and riding maneuverability as you describe. Jett weighs about 10/20 pounds less than the other riders which helps with the weight to horsepower ratio. Jett is only 20 years old and has great endurance as Dungey had. Jett's not afraid to send it. Jett can see far ahead of where he needs to go and instantly calculates the best route in regards to the shortest distance and or the smoothest line. And no doubt he has incredible vision and peripheral vision. And he takes it seriously like a real go getter that flips the mental switch and tells himself, "I have to get the holeshot and I'm going to win this race" just as Bubba, Carmichael, Villopoto, Hannah. Jett's motivation is he knows that he owes it to his parents to perform to pay them back for their sacrifices. And of course a great well funded team with obviously a great bike. Collectively Jett is and has the whole package wrapped in a close supportive family which includes all the team members. What is Jett lacking for his age? Can't wait to see them all at the Colosseum 👊✊💪

Jett is also leaning his body more than others while leaning the motorcycle.

Yes I have been noticing the same. A lot of riders are hunched in standing attack position. The back is rounded. It reminds me of bad deadlift form. I wonder if showing good deadlift form could get that position understood better?

Jett made efforts to listen to Stefran Everts. And Jett has been riding a 450 for the last 2 years, In practice for this very moment in history. Ryan 100percent correct.

Could also be a body type that favors being from hips? IE longer torso?

he says he doesn't grip the bike with his feet and legs, which I agree with. If you grip it blocks out your ankle and knee joints from being your supple cat like suspension.

Ryan I'm curious how you would evaluate Deegan on this concept?

I miss watching Ryan race.... Ventura, CA

this shit is fascinating....................good stuff

You're seriously the most observant person i've seen with rider physics.

I was a little worried...i feel better now

Johnny O’mara is an awesome coach as well. I’m sure he is teaching this stuff and technique to the boys.

Interesting!

Ryno is pretty cool, I like the hang off the grid

Everyone's technique will be like Jett's next year. I miss the old days where you recognized different riders by their technique. Even now they all ride pretty identical. Elbows up, attack position over the front number plate etc... 🤷🏻‍♂️

Makes sense . Jett has def changed the game. Would the same technique cross over to enduro and off-road?

This is also important in dh mtb I practice it every ride

Totally unrelated to this thread but my favorite Ryno memory... 98 Charlotte Supercross. Pouring rain and outdoor track at Charlotte Motor Speedway infield. Ryno whole shots and starts checking out. NOONE is jumping the triple. By lap three Ryno nuts up and jumps it in foot deep ruts. Everyone behind him?... "fuck that bro". Badass dude!

is the body positioning the same in enduro

Haiden Deegan should listen to this because he is the wright opposite of Jett.

@xafbxmoto269

11 ай бұрын

I don’t think so he’s just as fast as hunter if not faster and has his own style. Not only that it’s more fun to watch.

Oh boy, here he goes rambling on again. Run Forkner Run!

Do you use a bong or do you roll it?

@tpo12000

11 ай бұрын

do you walk to work or bring your lunch

Barring injury Jett is going to go on a championship tear. Sexton, Plessenger and the rest are going to try everything this weekend. Jett needs good starts and check out.

Austin Forkner is improving each race back.

@patrickfarrell7598

11 ай бұрын

AF55 2024 🏆

@dekancaine

11 ай бұрын

For 1 Moto anyway

Jett rides like a world cup ski racer skis. It's called upper/ lower body separation. He even does it when he's standing through rutted turns. Bikes don't want to turn if they're not leaning over and Jett is a master at keeping his COG where it needs to be to bring the bike back to him if he loses front end grip.

@RyanHughesMX

11 ай бұрын

unlocked hips!

💯🤙

Hey Ryno when u gonna do some throwback early 2000s shit and hope on a KTM 125? That would sick! You were ripping on that one-two-five back in the day!!!

I am looking forward other top guys will change their techniques regarding Jett domination and put their ego aside

I want that Hat...! Where do I get one.?

👍👍👍

Exactly like Everts

If Ryno says it you can bet hes right. I wonder if Eli is licking his chops, ready to get back in the fight and dominate. Or has accepted he has had a Stella career and riding off into the sunset, an extended farewell tour.

I find it difficult to get into a "proper" position on the bike. Im a taller rider (6'2") and cant really get my back straight. Ive never heard you talk about yoga before, do you think its a good idea to start yoga? Whenever i try to get into proper position i end up feeling very stiff in my lower back and hamstrings.

@RyanHughesMX

10 ай бұрын

Ryno does yoga daily. You should look into our technique course. it will explain how to have a straight back that will work for you.

bradadadadaaaaaaaa

I will have to say, though that jet probably has really good balance, probably better balance than anybody else like crazy circus balance

The bike setup should orso come up jet bike different the way he jumps bumps and clearly just understands the bike better the only full package in a while and a start killer

Reminds me of Dennis Hopper in Apocalypse Now.

Jett Lawrance reminds me of Stefan Everts

Grip tape on frame and inside of his boots...thats new to me

In supercross I still think chase looks the best. Maybe that style doesn't translate as well In outdoors ? Idk I'm no expert . Where as jetts style looks insane outdoors because it really lets him use his perfect technique and long legs , where as supercross I don't think Jett gets to stretch out and use the hips and lower back as much. Sexton in supercross really does look next level .