How to improve your balance in Hard Enduro

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Ever since i watch a video of a guy double blipping over a jersey barrier i have been dead set on doing that brAccording to rich larsen, static balance is the first step tward doing that
Comment from : @JAEnduro0120

Muy buenos consejos brEs el siguiente te paso que tengo que entrenar brSaludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Comment from : @tincho1979

My today record is 2 sec with both feet off the ground f650gs Dakar with hell of wide seat and narrow footpegs 30' inseam
Comment from : @pavloshysh1332

Great video
Comment from : @chriscarter7873

That's a good way to count progress Went up to 128 on my first go
Comment from : @Harpoika

Ok I'm gonna try this balancing act Maybe not to the degree you are here but I will be balancing for several minutes a day
Comment from : @250txc

If you can get a trial bike I’m lucky enough to have a big yard at my home with woods It changed everything in my riding 👍
Comment from : @josiahhughes3544

Great Tips
Comment from : @thailandmopedadventures611

Truth is your a mutant
Comment from : @kevlex4

Hello Mario
Comment from : @krzysztofszczesliwego4218

In my case I would do better counting how many times I actually got both feet on the pegs
Comment from : @jimbaroch8871

Great video! You make a great point "not everyone can ride as much as the pros" at least watching a video like this you can go into obstacles with standing in mind
Comment from : @RidingwithDylan

THANKS !
Comment from : @mannyechaluce3814

Anonymous speaks in a gang shower
Comment from : @blacklight4460

OMG, Its Zlatan
Comment from : @larskristiansen9158

Just found ur chanel and its great, keep it up!
Comment from : @Qzioftw

What a great video - thank you so much!
Comment from : @AntiStressKit

I hate you for making me think this would be fun I can balance if I'm moving even super slow but I can never balance on things standing still I watch other people balance on chairs for thirty seconds or more and I can try for hours and never get more than a few seconds When I'm moving I swear I have superb balance but my static balance is trash
Comment from : @Monjar3

Bs low center of gravity is better sometimes
Comment from : @anthonyxyy9663

Great Information, I just stumbled on this and i just noticed that based on my childhood of 90's cartoons, you are the evil twin with that facial hair
Comment from : @iamzergling

100 I’m a new rider (2 years now) and standing is the one and only thing that has helped me be a better rider
Comment from : @supergarball

I have broken my ankle last year doing this exercise I was wearing running sneakers on that day Be careful, guys
Comment from : @CantPickTheNameIwant

A good tip, but nothing new to this exercise trials guys have been doing it for decades we usually teach the exercise by turning the front wheel to the left or right about 30degrees or so which makes it a lot easier to get the feel of the weight and you also form sort of a triangle between you and the bike and can counter weight much easier I'm just a fat old novice but I can remain motionless on my gasgas 280 for several minutes or until my legs start to burn can't do it quite that long on the KTM 530, but it absolutely makes a difference on tight single track
Comment from : @robnewman19

I know a good way you can improve your balance Get rid of that top heavy Yamaha WR and buy a KTM
Comment from : @ssfury8131

Just a tip -- While no body position is 100 all the time as you should be moving all over to account for the terrain, your balancing position is a bit off You should be standing with your legs straight up and down, knees bent, leaned forward, butt back, gripping your bike with your legs That will make it way easier to balance, especially if you turn your handlebars to one side and apply the brakes If you push your knees into the tank like you're doing, it's making it a little easier because you're controlling the bike better with your legs, but you are moving your weight a bit too far forward which causes other problems brbrDon't believe me? Try it! Or look at Toni Bou at 0:28 in your video
Comment from : @DmitriyAdv

Wow!! You are on top of the game Thanks
Comment from : @lifewiththerockykrag9536

Your yam has been through some stuff! Love seeing a bike that gets ridden
Comment from : @CommieHunter7

Great video I have done this exercise often to train for trials riding You cannot have too much balance! When I do not have much time I have prepared for competitions solely by static balancing in the garage and had much better results than if I had spent the equivalent time riding over obstacles
Comment from : @coochb945

I've got the same bandage on my wristbrbrBusted wrist surgery?
Comment from : @taylor2105

tanta roba!
Comment from : @ikec8

That's better than my method of riding on ice Thanks
Comment from : @1trackmindsantos

You provided me a great idea for improving my balance I'll start doing the same exercise in my garage, thanks man!
Comment from : @Love2RideItaly

I'm gonna do this on my adventure bike
Comment from : @Supermofo338

Do U break while this exercise?
Comment from : @KuhFladenFREEEIFEL

for me with a new bike (and being new to motorbikes, coming from pushies) i rode around the back yard as slow as possible, and built some basic obstacles i could both roll over at a crawl or wheely/jump over, and am doing that every day i can, for a good 20min-1h being my bike is electric helps too (dont piss off the neighbours, even at 11pm) but ive found my balance on a unfamiliar bike has improved enormously in just a couple of weeks
Comment from : @sn0wchyld

Thank you, this is great advice Having a 29 inch inseam and riding a KTM 350, I learned it always goes badly when I paddle with my feet Now I keep my feet on the pegs and everything works better
Comment from : @itsthebike6672

Great idea, I will try it this week
Comment from : @DigitalZombie90

Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : @FilipJares

I like it! it's hard to find time to ride more than once or twice a week, but I will challenge myself to find 20 minutes a few times a week to do this! I've done this exercise many times before over the winter, but never thought to count the dabs! Thanks!
Comment from : @PrimalEnduro

Thanks for sharing great TIPS! It really helps!!brAlso get a newer 2 stroke as soon as you can afford itbrbrPs I was also riding same wr426f long time ago, and after switching to KTM 300 2-stroke, I cannot remove a SMILE from my face each time I ride it : )
Comment from : @PlugInBaby505

Excellent video! Great tips I just came in from training slow speed balance on my KTM 525sx I ride in 1st gear as slow as possible in figure 8 circles at full steering lock as much as possible, (standing of course) This is something I saw Gram Jarvis doing in an instructional video on here that trains bike and body balance, throttle, and clutch control This was also really cool because I have a small yard and neighbors This allows me to train with little space and little time as well! Great upload!
Comment from : @mikeusmc324