Welcome To Core Skills
Think of core skills as being like the foundation a building is built upon. The stronger the foundation, the stronger the building. While we often get caught up in the next skill we hope to learn, keeping your base in perfect form will make everything you learn work better. When I teach pro riders, we often focus solely on Core Skills, as those athletes understand the importance of creating a super solid base layer upon which to add their other skills.
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Learn what makes the Fluidride Method Different
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Discover some of the most important riding elements
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Develop an unshakeable foundation
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Progress to other skills with a solid platform
Flatland Turns: Field Drill
The goal of this drill is to truly understand how to break down a turn and be sure you are using your body correctly over the bike.
Conversation – Use of Leg Pressure – with Dave Thoms
Conversation – Use of Leg Pressure – with Dave Thoms Simon Lawton chats with Fluidride Lead Instructor Dave Thoms about the use of varying leg pressure when working through terrain. Awareness of, and ability to adjust our leg pressure is one of the best ways to create fast and controlled riding.
Conversations – Moving Through Throne and Attack Positions – with Dave Thoms
Conversation – Moving Through Positions – with Dave Thoms Click to check your progress Keep going – you’re doing great!
Conversations – Role of the Bottom Bracket – with Dave Thoms
Conversation – Role of the Bottom Bracket Click to check your progress Keep going – you’re doing great!
Pre-Turns – Intro to Double Footwork
Drill Zone: Pre-Turns Pre-turns can help us elevate our game in a number of circumstances. They can help us set up a pass, change lines, make switchback turns possible, and can help us turn decreasing radius turns into increasing radius turns in many instances. Learning double footwork will change your ability to deal with terrain…
Using Preload on Drops
Using Preload On Drops In this video, we take a look at a drop where preloading is helpful in order to create distance. Different situations require different approaches. This is actually a Step Down Gap, and not a Drop. Click to check your progress Keep going – you’re doing great! New to our lingo? Check…