Here are some things I do on the track to get better 1: When I'm on the track I like to warmup by cruising around and finding my lines 2: If I'm on my best laps I like to see how far I can push myself with endurance and speed 3: If there are no other minis on the track I'll challenge myself and chase a higher cc bike 4: I like to hit the lines that are the most beat up so I can get use to hard conditions 5: At the end of the day I just try to hit all my marks and take a few breath laps to cool down My five tips
Hi Kris, What’s the chance of getting some footage of what not to do when riding, I’m sure you could use Steve as the what not to do person if you can get him riding?? Great video!!
Haha no way, was just thinking about suggesting a vid like this. Great Vid, thanks RM. Future vid idea, top 5 Enduro practice tips or warm up tips! Thanks guys, love all your vids and how to's
Love using the Polar H7 for training and the track. Chest strap heart rate monitor. Have somebody on your phone to collect the data from the transponder on you during your laps, then end the session when you get back to the truck. Time, heart rates, zones, tables, distance, calories, etc. all right there.
Good tips, I would like to be able to ride “the dirt bike” a lot more, as I only get out about every three or four weeks, and, like this past Saturday, usually leave with some sort of injury, wheelied over ending in road rash and very sore ribs, did I mention that I’m 60...😏
I’m lucky my son dirt bikes with me so that’s all we talk about it’s a big part of our lives shouldn’t have to switch anything off that’s important to you
Yes I think that is probably the best advice ,hell yes work on conditioning for starters,that is pretty much the thing that separates the men from the boys,or the pros from the beginners,u every wonder why novice races are only four laps,conditioning,ams are 6 pros are 8 or more,because besides speed pros can go much longer because of there physical fitness and mainly they have learn the technique of riding and not fighting the bike because they use their legs and not the arms,but it requires using new muscle so train them...thanks Kris good von Hans..
because of this video whenever i go to the track i ask my dad, "Hey dad, what am i bad at." And if he says, "corners." Then thats what 75% of my practice is on that day. 😂😂😂
46 yrs of riding dirt bikes,now 57 and still learning. the old saying " the older i get ,the faster i was " is a false statment. to say it correcty is "the older i get the faster i am" !
On Keefer's gear testing site he's highlighting the *Garmin Forerunner 910XT.* I imagine this is the one he is currently running. Here is the link: www.keeferinctesting.com/gear-2/
Record ur laps,when I went road racing for the first time my friend who was pro,came by said u should record ur laps,its the first step to knowing where u are if u can and u know when u make an improvement..good stuff.very important,I would say a whole lot if u really want to get good ,and your new get a couple if old tires two and practice getting around them as fast as u can in both directions lefts and right s,u will learn your motorcycle very fast and work on improving,try body position s.and mainly u will get good at using your controls,once u master your controls then u can focus on new things,safely...Having a plan that is not too important I was able to borrow a national riders 250cc and I got a holeshot on it because I useally do,but it was a Suzuki and I had never thrown a Suzuki into a corner at full tilt I had to relent because I did not want to crash a borrowed brand new RM 250,I had the holeshot by twenty feet,it was the worst feeling I ever had...sorry I'm getting misty...piece.
Diggin these tips, myself being a Vet50+ rider I find this need to want to slow down to better understand the process and enjoy the rewards of a clean flow through a rut to clearing a tough obstacle. Thanks @RMatvmc.com & @KKtesting.com
Don't have someone to do your lap times? Set up a camera, play it back and do the math, if you have trouble calculating minutes and seconds, there is a website to help you at: www.timecalculator.net/
Here are some things I do on the track to get better
1: When I'm on the track I like to warmup by cruising around and finding my lines
2: If I'm on my best laps I like to see how far I can push myself with endurance and speed
3: If there are no other minis on the track I'll challenge myself and chase a higher cc bike
4: I like to hit the lines that are the most beat up so I can get use to hard conditions
5: At the end of the day I just try to hit all my marks and take a few breath laps to cool down
My five tips
who saw the insane case in the background at 3:43
Dam thats was good ..lol..
Crap that case was bad
Tip 6 for at least half of the viewers
Get a dirt bike
Hi Kris,
What’s the chance of getting some footage of what not to do when riding, I’m sure you could use Steve as the what not to do person if you can get him riding?? Great video!!
How bout us outback bush riders who dont live near a motocross track?
Haha no way, was just thinking about suggesting a vid like this. Great Vid, thanks RM. Future vid idea, top 5 Enduro practice tips or warm up tips! Thanks guys, love all your vids and how to's
Thanks for the suggestions *G.C. Simons!* We appreciate you checking out our channel and commenting. Cheers
Only perfect practice makes perfect.
Love using the Polar H7 for training and the track. Chest strap heart rate monitor. Have somebody on your phone to collect the data from the transponder on you during your laps, then end the session when you get back to the truck. Time, heart rates, zones, tables, distance, calories, etc. all right there.
Cool to hear! Thanks for sharing the watch you use to train with.
Good tips, I would like to be able to ride “the dirt bike” a lot more, as I only get out about every three or four weeks, and, like this past Saturday, usually leave with some sort of injury, wheelied over ending in road rash and very sore ribs, did I mention that I’m 60...😏
No doubt, Kris's vids are the best practicing and riding tips ones I've ever watched..
Thank you Kris!
Good lessons for life there Kris
I’m lucky my son dirt bikes with me so that’s all we talk about it’s a big part of our lives shouldn’t have to switch anything off that’s important to you
great tips khis!
On point, this tips apply to downhill mountain biking as well
David Goggins disagrees with the last tip. 😇
Nice vid man. See ya soon on the track I hope.
Thanks for the best advise
Glad you enjoyed!
Awesome Video Brother!!! Keep up the good work
Thanks *Salvatore DiGrigoli!*
wise talk, that last part I have the biggest problem with :)
This helped alot! Thanks for the video!
You bet! glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
Yes I think that is probably the best advice ,hell yes work on conditioning for starters,that is pretty much the thing that separates the men from the boys,or the pros from the beginners,u every wonder why novice races are only four laps,conditioning,ams are 6 pros are 8 or more,because besides speed pros can go much longer because of there physical fitness and mainly they have learn the technique of riding and not fighting the bike because they use their legs and not the arms,but it requires using new muscle so train them...thanks Kris good von Hans..
Thanks for the knowledge
Love keefer tested
Keep doing what you do
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. Keefer is the man. And a dang good rider!
Sweet video!
Thanks
How do you practice jumps tho I’m really bad at hitting a jump for the first time how do I practice that?
because of this video whenever i go to the track i ask my dad, "Hey dad, what am i bad at." And if he says, "corners." Then thats what 75% of my practice is on that day. 😂😂😂
That's awesome! Corner are usually what takes the longest to really get dialed. At least for me they were. - Chase
Had no idea you are riding in my backyard in Hesperia...Great Track...
*Larry-* You got it! Comp Edge MX Park. Sweet track for sure!
Seriously! If this guy ever does a moto school in Texas I'm signing up. Great job Kris!
If your in Texas, check out the MX Factory.
That coiner looked fun 1:43
46 yrs of riding dirt bikes,now 57 and still learning. the old saying " the older i get ,the faster i was " is a false statment. to say it correcty is "the older i get the faster i am" !
Haha that's right! Words of wisdom.
Ha ha. Old age and treachery over youth and ability.
“Turn Dirtbikes off” lmao! So hard!!!!
Keefer rules
Which version gamin do you use?
On Keefer's gear testing site he's highlighting the *Garmin Forerunner 910XT.* I imagine this is the one he is currently running. Here is the link: www.keeferinctesting.com/gear-2/
I love you keefer!
What type of garmen watch to record lap times?
Why don't you have a billion subscribers I like your will call pickup
A billiion!? that would be rad. Someday haha ~Chase
great a plan is all i needed i suck
What about home life Keefer! Hahah good stuff
The dudes got skillz
Record ur laps,when I went road racing for the first time my friend who was pro,came by said u should record ur laps,its the first step to knowing where u are if u can and u know when u make an improvement..good stuff.very important,I would say a whole lot if u really want to get good ,and your new get a couple if old tires two and practice getting around them as fast as u can in both directions lefts and right s,u will learn your motorcycle very fast and work on improving,try body position s.and mainly u will get good at using your controls,once u master your controls then u can focus on new things,safely...Having a plan that is not too important I was able to borrow a national riders 250cc and I got a holeshot on it because I useally do,but it was a Suzuki and I had never thrown a Suzuki into a corner at full tilt I had to relent because I did not want to crash a borrowed brand new RM 250,I had the holeshot by twenty feet,it was the worst feeling I ever had...sorry I'm getting misty...piece.
My weakness was hitting corners and burms so I built a figure 8 corner track
Nice! Figure eights are harder than people think! Thanks for sharing-Chase
Words of wisdom from someone who's been there done that
true story! He's done just about everything on a dirt bike. He's also just a rad dude haha. Cheers ~Chase
Diggin these tips, myself being a Vet50+ rider I find this need to want to slow down to better understand the process and enjoy the rewards of a clean flow through a rut to clearing a tough obstacle. Thanks @RMatvmc.com & @KKtesting.com
Glad you enjoyed the video. Keefer is the man! Thanks for watching *239-SWFL!* #keepitontwo
I sure wish tips like this were available in the mid 70's when I did some motocross. Thanks for the info!
This guy knows howta party. Haha
Kris queefer
Keefer says “do this”.......do it. FAHQfamily
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If you aren’t close to crashing you aren’t trying hard enough and aren’t pushing yourself hard enough
What track is that
This is Competitive Edge MX Park in Hesperia.
Thanks for watching!
"Gigantor biceps" LOL! This is good stuff. :-)
That's that track off the 395
Don't have someone to do your lap times? Set up a camera, play it back and do the math, if you have trouble calculating minutes and seconds, there is a website to help you at: www.timecalculator.net/
Anyone see that guy who completely barely make that jump at 3:46 in the back ground
I was with you until tip 5...
*FMXKYLE* It's a hard switch to flip :). Thanks for watching
I am 8 I'm going to my first race tomorrow I hope I win
You've got it, Bud! Just remember, it's all about having fun first and the rest will follow!
Anyone see that nasty whip at 2:40 lmao
Who cares if your first unless your 10yrs old
No plan...
Game plan every time:Go all out every lap until you get faster
Nice! You just managed to make an entire video about motocross tips without one single motocross tip wtf
my weakness is, i don’t have the balls too commit.
Why you gotta just sit on hombres bike in front of us like that
Haha! He rides it in our other Top 5 videos. It's a sweet bike.
Tip #5. Don't be a D-bag to your family....
I had to stop watching when you SAID rest the brain. GREAT tips
haha! I won't lie, I had to read that a couple times before i got it ha. Thanks for watching. Glad you liked the tips.
First
Are. You kidding..i will never recover from my dirtbike addiction...turn off thoughts? I'd rather be dead