How-To
Sometimes landing on the downside of a jump isn't always the fastest way. In some cases, over-jumping a jump can actually allow you to carry more speed and improve your lap times. Watch the video to see how. Leave a comment if you have a technique you want to know more about.
Comments (4)
Posted on December 10, 2008 05:26 PM
That was a good tip but im a beginner so try to give a tip for small jumps.I also dont know were i can race and i still need boots please help.
Posted on December 10, 2008 05:26 PM
Does the over jump take less time? or would it save time to stay lower and get back on the ground faster?
Posted on December 10, 2008 05:26 PM
This video is very nice with it's layout. The presentation by the speaker was clear, easy to follow. There wasn't too much informaiton or special vocabulary that would otherwise be confusing. The topic was important to know about, expecially the body positioning and what to do and expect when landing. The information can be used, relatively, for riding anyplace with similar terrain. Great job speaker and great job motocross.com!
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