The FASTEST Way to Reduce Fear and Level-Up Your Riding

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  @paulocarreiro5855 · 1 year ago

  The real-time graphics on this one were really helpful. <br>I&apos;ve been riding for 40 years and the amount of willpower it takes to not fixate on a target when things go wrong and look to where I want to go next is insane! But it is a matter of practice.

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  @notone4029 · 1 year ago

  Honestly, the BEST way to learn and train your brain to be safer. Is trail riding in the woods on a dirt bike. Where the trail ALWAYS has obstacles ahead and you CONSTANTLY have to scan ahead. As a youth teenager I rode motocross/dirt bikes religiously. Which prepared me later for sportbikes on blacktop. Just a suggestion.

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  @velshyrym3935 · 1 year ago

  This 💯 is THE most important aspect of every driver and rider on the roads.

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  @sno7599 · 1 year ago

  This might be the reason I pass my driving exam. I&apos;m horribly at driving and my teachers always scream at me to look further ahead. So I&apos;d slip out at every corner or miss trafficlights because they told me to look further ahead. The way you describe looking ahead mskes way more sense. (The country I live has very fast geography snd straight roads so it&apos;s not uncommon to see the road dussapesr into tge horizon while driving

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  @TravisB333 · 1 year ago

  I cruised the hiways and byways by myself for 10 years and thousands of miles... then, I had my first group ride and boy, did I target fixate on the rider right in front of me! &nbsp;My turns were horrible, my pace, braking and everything. &nbsp;It was so difficult and actually, I didn&apos;t enjoy it. &nbsp;But I learned.

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  @gideforlife · 1 year ago

  Excellent advice - This comes naturally to me but I&apos;ve been riding 48 years. This should be part of the CBT course!!

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  @george_2395 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This may be your single most important video on the channel. Your vision skills are 70% -80% of your safe and fun riding. Everything starts with the correct vision. Your lines, your braking, your throttle application, your lean angle, your calmness, your joy, your eveything while riding. An excellent explanation. It is unfortunate that far too many riders just don&apos;t get it. It saves lives.

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  @MX-fo2nu · 1 year ago

  Some can Do it some not really, as usual im Life

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  @stolenporridge · 1 year ago (edited)

  Best riding advice I ever got, is a nice extension of this vision mindfulness. Point your chest where you’re looking in a turn. Absolutely transformed my ability on track and road.

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  @lindsaymac01 · 1 year ago

  Excellent advice, especially on the target fixation factor, as it&apos;s far too easy to succumb to it. I&apos;ve always relied on the 3-second rule, which was given to me by a motorcycle cop soon after I obtained my licence. His advice was, &quot;Never let a motorbike take you where your brain wasn&apos;t three seconds earlier.&quot; &nbsp;Some years later, another piece of advice came up which was a variation on the look-where-you-want-to-go rule. &quot;Look where you want to go and if you&apos;re going to crash, look for somewhere soft.&quot;

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  @togglehead9738 · 1 year ago

  Another good one for me is &quot;see everything, look at nothing&quot;, it reminds me to move my vision, take everything in but not to fixate on anything especially potential or perceived &nbsp;hazards. Think it was from a Canyon Chasers video.

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  @terryd80 · 1 year ago

  Hi there, I wanted to say thanks for the great video. Really well explained! I also noticed you riding around Maldon and surrounding areas. If youre out riding one weekend in the warmer months then let me know. Thanks again and ride safe.

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