This is useful when shown and explained properly but it's just one element of cornering. It's also about body position, weighting and confidence. If you're not comfortable getting your bike over try it but stick a foot out.
Peaty is no one min wonder like that video. Check what peaty says about cornering
Gene at BetterRide spends 3 solid hours on proper cornering technique, and that's after almost 3 solid days of learning proper riding technique. There is no way you are going to learn how to rail a berm by watching a video about it.
Agreed with the above comments. Although the video is nice...it is very top level. Our cornering clinics usually take up a full 3 hours to cover off on all the nuances and techniques needed to corner properly (and tackle different types of corners). Trail application is a whole different ball game too...
so much wrong with this. only of benefit to new rides so useless to begin with that 40 seconds of lame instruction will actually improve their riding....
In the video, the first part it showed a non-banked turn and then a banked turn, and the transition from one to the other was not clear. I think the video needs to spend a little more time explaining body position and bike position in a banked and non-banked turns.
Peaty is no one min wonder like that video. Check what peaty says about cornering
m.youtube.com/watch?v=j45BtY08diw
Flat corner = FOOT OUT FLAT OUT (Inside foot)
Berm = RAILING RUTS (because a berm is just a nice rut)
Cos the ruts here in California will get you OTB.