The session started as always with the skills checks where
we discovered that he mainly had to work on looking in everyone’s skills set.
After explaining what was needed, and making the necessary set up changes, we
moved onto the drop technique. Here, we gave everyone a mental skills set, and
explained the importance it can have on their riding. Before long, everyone was
riding off the largest drop, and landing perfectly. Some even began to add
style when in the air. We then done a bit of work on cornering, and then linked
drops into corners, which everyone rode with more speed and control than ever
before. After a quick break, we moved onto another section of the trail to work
on jumping, and then put it to practise on the tabletop. Here, we managed everyone’s
speed individually to find the speed that matched their jumping technique, to
allow them to land perfectly on the other side. Some used their mental skills
set in order to jump the 6ft gap jump as well. Our session ended on the pump
and jump trail, where everyone now had to manage their own speed to jump a
given distance. Soon, they were riding the trail top to bottom, choosing which
sections to pump or jump.
Great session guys!
Tony and Nath
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