Teaching wheelies and manuals
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- čas přidán 7. 03. 2021
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How to manual, and how to wheelie a mountain bike- two of the most requested tutorials out there, but also a great topic for a WMBC fundraiser! The WMBC is our local trail advocacy group, and are the reason we are so lucky to have access to so much trail on Galbraith Mountain. In fact, the WMBC inspired me to support advocacy in general, as I believe they are a model example for what advocacy can be.
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Holy cow. I've never seen anyone progress on manuals so much in so little time!
Well, they had been practicing before the class!
@@JeffKendallWeed Naw, kudos to you for your awesome instruction! Thanks for sharing!
Agreed, quality instruction and effective feedback.
Man said holy cow💀😭
@Lithium Xyz ur pfp is anime calm yourself
The way I learned to wheelie was to practice every single day during the first lockdown. I went to a stretch of road with zero to no traffic (dead end) and set a distance from 1 tree to another (it was about 50m). Every day I would go up and down that 50m stretch ten times, no more no less. If the wheel dropped after 3m I would pick it up again after a quick breath. On days which felt like no progress was made I would still do all 10 times.
I think I spent a good 15-20 days practicing every day and after that I could wheelie like a boss. I think my longest wheelie was near 1km long.
So set a practice goal of a set amount of times and stick to it is my advice. Only practicing 5 wheelies once a week is not going to do it sadly
Wow - thanks!!!
did the same, but I think it took me a lot more than 15 days
Same bro
Yeah I’m in that process rn
Another tip don’t bother practicing for hours when your only just learning bc you’ll just waist your time and won’t learn
how crap that's 3280 feet how did you do that!?
Being Mexican American and seeing other Latino’s getting into and improving their mtb skills is flat out awesome! Jeff, mad props for saying José the right way. It’s obvious you know a little español. Much respect ✊
Simon bro!
Webo....
Is there any other way to pronounce Jose?
@@richarde1355 yes....
Well, he did grow up in Santa Cruz
I love how this guy always have a big smile
I can wheelie but I can't manual. I've never thought of practicing a standing wheelie though. Need to try this
Does Jeff ever stop smiling?????
Nice to see someone who enjoys his job....
his smile is a little scary at 6:36
Ok. So I realized while watching this that when I manual, i stand up taller in them. When you said that he has to sit back and commit to being back.
That clicked with me, and then i did my longest manual ever today.
Also doing less with my arms for wheelies and they come up more level!
Congrats Dennis, that's awesome!!!
Thanks! Love the instructional videos you do. I always learn something great from them.
This video made me so stoked to take my bike out this week, find a remote spot and just practice this type of stuff. Can't wait to get better at balancing my bike and myself!
How can anyone give this video a dislike? Good stuff Jeff!
great, now everyone's gonna be throwin some pazzaz on the trails
Jeff looks so happy wheeling...it's literally his happy place.
Now I'm motivated to start practicing! Super cool to see these guys make so much progress in one day
Dude from one Jeff to another it amazes me where and how easily you manual! I love it! I'm just finding and starting to stay center on my wheelie and have watched a handful of vids on both. Super stoked to watch yours!
Thanks Jeff, I found it really helpful to set specific goals to wheelie to- this way I could focus on going straight and let balancing happen naturally. Cheers!
By far the best wheelie/manual turorial on youtube...Step by step, review, rinse and repeat. Good stuff
Excellent as usual. Thanks
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
This was so helpful. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Thank you. Great video. Very well done.
Been waiting on you to make this! The master on 1 wheel !
Man, this is great video. Valuable learning document. 👍👍👍👍
Great video
Just love this episode ❤👍
More more more of these tutorial videos please. They are awesome!
Hey Jeff Thanks for making and posting this video, even though you did not have to ! Keep up the good work and I look foreword to your next video .
Jeff, you are amazing on one wheel, great lesson, thank you!
You are at next level man!!. What a rider!!
Great instructive video. Easily the most useful video on dialing in the wheelie
these guys improved a bunch. gives me some motivation to go back and try manualing again
Thanks Leo- these guys were great students!!!!
How have I just found Jeff! This content is amazing. You teach so well.
That's the best wheelie/manual tutorial I've seen so far. Thank you for sharing!!
Great stuff Jeff 🚴😉👌🏴👌
So cool thanks for sharing .. 💪💪 keep it up
Get so excited while just watching, feel so much better at this already.
I wish I'd had CZcams as a kid. So much of the problems I have with manuals, wheelies and bunny-hops is from bad habits I picked up as a kid, just learning how to do stuff with no guidance. I've always been able to pull the wheel up to get up some fairly big kerbs but it's always with my weight forwards so I can't lift the back wheel. No matter how hard I practice I can't stop myself trying to pull the bike up with my arms instead of shifting my weight backwards to do it.
Man, their progress in such a short time makes me cheer for them even more. That was awesome! 🤘😆
Love this video! Your knowledge can help so many gain knowledge and wisdom. You seem like a natural educator, you knew exactly when to change it up and keep building confidence and not letting them start to self doubt themselves! Please do more videos like these! We all can learn a lot from you.
the manuals are unreal man! we gotta ride!
Watched a lot of manual and wheelie videos but that was the best tutorial. I actually picked up a lot and will be practicing.
11:30 This where I started with, stand up wheelie when I was 9 riding a folding bike which I thought it just by myself. (I also do this to impress my friends 😅) And now I got a MTB after 6 years doing stand up wheelie and practicing how to manual in a basketball court and that's why I got here.
More videos like this!!!!!
Great advice! I'm trying to progress my manuals, I can wheelie seated but will try to apply the standing wheelie and then see how my manuals progress 💪👍🤟
Love this video! I want to go ride right now! Thank you!
Cheers Em, have a great ride!
Really great coaching... Liked the loop out practice... I haven't ever done that but I have landed hard on a trying a manual. So the prep would have saved a lot of worry.
Wow… you’re so good at this that it almost looks fake the way you can just fling up the front wheel with what seems like almost no effort-defying gravity. It’s just trippy.
Hahaha thanks man!
I didn't know about the standing-up wheelie! Great video! Thanks👍
Hahah wached your video about surf/manual machine yesterday and wanted to advice that it's easier to start with wheelies, but was lazy to log in. Glad you found it yourself.)))
Jeff was a huge inspiration for me to progress my MTB skills, mostly I just wanna ride a little bit more like jeff...took me years to get good at wheelies (realistically 300 hours of just wheelie practice)...but you will be a beginner at wheelies for a long time, definitely a few weeks, probably a few months...this is where you can pop up a lot and get a few pedals in, probably not using your brake, and not really controlling your speed within your wheelie, every 1 out of 30 or 50 times...you get almost 100 ft or a little more, but you might be stuck at this stage for a while...I was stuck at this stage for a very long time, because I would be very inconsistent with practice, and I would get away from the bike for years at a time...a couple years ago I got a modern MTB full sus, and was dedicated to progressing all my mtb skills, including wheelies and manuals, I was very consistent for about a full year, and then I finally broke through from a beginner to intermediate wheelie skill...that happened last spring, about 9 months ago, i went from beginner (as described earlier) to intermediate in what seemed like over night, but ....where all of a sudden I could get a 100ft wheelie 7 out of 10 times, every session using my brake and keeping the wheel up, not just falling momentum wheelies, but finally controlling the speed within my wheelie.... from there my progression sky rocketed quickly, and within another few months i was wheeling super long, at will, going super fast, downhill, uphill, coaster wheelies, and going slow...recently within the past couple months, I got really good at wheelies on narrow sidewalks, longer single track wheelies, and now Im working on swerves and sharper turns in my wheelies...being able to wheelie effortlessly is like floating on magic carpet...do whatever you can to get nice at wheelies yall, its more than worth it...i recently turned 38, and I say that i learned how to wheelie at 37,.... i didnt consider being able to wheelie as a beginner because, if you cant control your speed within a wheelie slow down and speed up, and get about 100 ft almost every time, then you aint really doing wheelies...not hating if this is where you at, just trying to motivate to get past that point, because I know its possible...never give up, never too late
i love it.....i will practice later...thanks for this....new subscriber here...
This video was great...I really learned alot of tips from it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
you have so much control over your bike no matter the configuration(full sus/hardtail/etc)!
Great lesson I’m definitely going to apply what I learned from watching this.
Glad it was helpful!
I would 100% bid for this kind of training!
I found making a manual machine out of wood really helped my balance, plus its really fun to make.
You got to feather in brother!!
I bet those guys were super intimidated. Jeff is the master. Props on them for trying and not being afraid to fail.
Great video! It is always good to see people giving back to the things they enjoy and believe in. Jose and Reign did a great job.
They did awesome!!!
on my hard tail i tap the front break then kick off into the wheelie the bit of preload helps push the bike up in the air.
When I learnt to wheelie I started by standing up and I got pretty good and found it easier than sitting down, but then I was taught how to properly sit down while pulling a wheelie and it made a world of difference. Also big ups to these guys for progressing so quickly
Raising your seat and handlebars was the fist thing I did On any bike That I was doing wheelies on , getting used to taking it to far That right where the balence is once you've got it you never forget it , Your a good teacher
great tutorial video this will help me as well.
Glad it helped
Just like how bringing the standing wheelie back would be hilarious, I'd like to promote the "T-rex wheelie." Arms at 90 degrees, elbows in, wheel at 12 o'clock and it feels so ridiculous.
Hahaha yes!!!
NIce one. I mastered the wheelie in lockdown and one of my biggest tips is always to pick an object in the distance to look at once your have got the front end up. I found if i was looking at the front wheel or the ground a few feet in front it made balancing laterally very hard. EYES UP !
Was great to see u and HP together! Now to learn from the master of 1 wheel cycling.
Thanks dundun!!!
I ran into Tyler Laity on the trail the other day and asked him a little about you and if you were coming to St George for another clinic . He said you were not doing clinics anymore and I was a bit sad .so glad you made this video . I’m stoked to take what I learned and get better at wheelies and manuals 👊🏻👊🏻Thanks Jeff you rock 🚵
Taking turns while doing manuals looks like fun
Gotta love how Jeff has got a big grin on his face every time he does a wheelie. :-)
great video. most helpful I've found. I'm a gymnast and longtime mountain biker, i can back flip over table tops, yet can't wheelie on a 29er xc. its soooooo frustrating,
My favorite thing about this video is him showing real ppl make mistakes and get better. It highlights what i am doing wrong.
It’s worth noting that vision matters a lot. If you notice when they were practicing their wheelies they lock eyes on the cones and when their vision gets dragged downwards the front wheel follows.
That concept of vision carries across all sports, especially any type of racing/riding/driving. You follow your eyes!
Be concious not to pick a spot and catch up to it and then pick another, constantly keep your eyes moving
After watching many videos on this topic and practicing a bit. I could wheelie a little, still with a large number of failure but never do a manual. After watching this video, I decided to mark a set distance an apply the techniques mentioned in this clip. I am pleasantly surprised that now I can wheelie over a set distance with improved success rate and even launch a manual for 1 meter or so. Still at the start of a what will be a great journey. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Love the 'Wheelie Nelson' t-shirt
Awesome progression of drills and great cues, who knows,maybe I'll even manage to pull a few manuals before too long. Reps reps reps.
It's all about the practice! Stay at it, man!!!
What a great video! Shout out to the students here! I wonder how they're doing since this happened?!
As a mountain biker who formally was into BMX as a kid, I'm relearning how to wheelie as I never did it sitting down in my life!! LOL
Good progress. I'm stuck on that level for years. Eventho i can pass some bumps with surf and sometimes recover it on landing i still can't do it on straights for a long distance. I heared that my mistake is that i have to keep my arms streched, but i see Jeff uses same style with bended arms with no issue .
Seems i have some phobia of flippin backwards.
Their gaze went down on nearly every lift and the bike followed. Focusing on second set of cones worked except they continued looking at them instead of looking past.
Look up the difference between further and farther. They're not the same. Sweet video and coaching skills. Nothing better to perfect a skill than teaching others that skill. Yeee!
I don't think you ever use farther. I know it's petty but the better and more precisely you communicate.....
The more precisely you will be heard. Makes your job easier.
Eu só aprendi a fazer o bunny hop com o seu vídeo ensinando a como fazer. Eu tinha assistido diversos vídeos mas o seu foi simplesmente o que eu precisava saber 🤟 agora eu pratico sempre que posso
Good stuff Jeff, wish I was in the area and could have bid on it.
Ah shucks! I've considered bringing this model on the road to support other groups. Maybe one day!
@@JeffKendallWeed Next time you come down to the Bay Area, hit me up. We ride MTB and fly FPV drones almost every weekend.
I slammed hard yesterday practicing wheelies, right on my lower back. Lucky I was on the grass, because today I literally have no issue whatsoever and I'm trying again. Still trying to find that perfect balance point.
Hell yeah Willie
I remember how to manual on a BMX but this should help
Gracias
more jumping tutorials pls
i learned manual when i was young since i had flat front tyre.
Sweet Wheelie Nelson shirt
jeff please come to malaysia.i want you to teach me everything and anything about MTB...SICK 🤘
We build bad habits 🤣 but they were def getting better!
Learning manuals from Jeff would be up there with corners from Sam and whips from Kaos
Hope one day i will master wheelie
I propably have to focua more on my legs and hips instead of my upper body and arms. I was told to generate the majority of downforce with those and this let's my wheelie start with a big imbalance and it's veryyy physical.
That rear Defender 😆
Camera man got some skills 🔥
Jeff - great lesson! Can you comment on one thing? A few tutorials advise to keep your arms straight, idea being (I guess) to keep weight back a bit vs. bent arms, and also to keep from turning the bars. Yet a little arm bend might seem to give more control (as you have). Thoughts?
Thanks again, great stuff! And love that you highlight the trail builders.
Thanks Koho! There is so much going on with a wheelie that I wouldn't worry about your arms being too straight or bent. Everyone learns different and uses a different style. I'd suggest thinking about using your legs to push into the beginning of the wheelie, then committing to keeping your chest further back from the handlebars (and back straight) , and finally, on picking a fixed goal point to wheelie to.
@@JeffKendallWeed Sounds good, thanks for the reply. The stand-up wheelie seems like a game-changer. I haven't seen that elsewhere, and looks like a great bridge between wheelie and manual. Here's hoping you do more content like this. I'll check out your tutorials, too.
Found ya from the boostmaster, just subscribed
Thank you!!!
i know the basic i have learn it i just need to practice now with the brake i can tap the break 2 or 3 times and then fall down
I like how one guy wore a Wheelie Nelson shirt. Very appropriate.
Omg i just realised the likeness to professor Brian Cox!
What is the Microphone set up between the 3 riders? THANKS! Love the video
Found out the only way for a long wheelie is to be in the balance point but my finger to hit the brakes has a slow latency 😆 Reflexes needs sharpening.
Always look at the horizon, and keep your head as far back as you can with your arms almost extended, for easier wheelies.
I know this sounds crazy but what helped me was putting wd40 on my rear disc! It allowed me to use my back brake more without it slamming the front wheel down. Great video btw!
Absolute menace