Posts Tagged ‘troubleshooting’

Riders often struggle to learn to jump well without professional assistance. This happens for a number of reasons I outline above.

Getting Pulled Forward Off Jumps or Landing Nose Heavy? Riders are often pulled forward on jumps, which actually happens from being too far back, which typically comes for conscious or unconscious fear, or from a misunderstanding of correct movement into jumps. Being pulled forward will typically result in fear, which will often push you back…

It’s common for riders to get unwanted rear wheel first landings or to slightly case a double with the rear wheel.

Riders who sign up for our jump classes often do so due to inconsistent jump outcomes. During our pre-class introductions, they often mention that they sometimes fly well, and sometimes end up sideways in the air, or off trail on landing.