PRESS RELEASE: Ryan Leech ConnectionWhether you've been naughty or nice, you're on our my Christmas list. For the third year, I'm offering a free online course for everyone just in time for the holidays. Unwrap my new Trailhead Tip Traps course - free to you!
Have you ever received tips from a friend at the start of a trail? Maybe you've given some advice yourself? As well-intentioned as that help may be, it could be a trap!
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#1 - Just Do What I Do
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#2 - Get Your Weight Back on Steeps
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#3 - Look Up and Further Ahead
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#4 - Drop Your Outside Foot in Corners
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#5 - Ride in Attack Position
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#6 - A New Bike Makes You a Better Rider
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#7 - If You're Not Crashing, You're Not Learning
This course is not intended to be mere entertainment, but to challenge the concepts that may be holding you back as a rider. Unlike my other courses (which have detailed step-by-step drills for learning specific skills), this course is designed to free your mind from limiting concepts and beliefs.
TTT #3 - Look Up and Further Ahead. Credit: Wacek Kipszak
TTT #1 - Just Do What I Do. Credit: Wacek Kipszak
RLC is an online mountain bike skill coaching membership program that was created by professional rider and coach, Ryan Leech. The online community consists of skilled enthusiasts from all over the world and provides a supportive and friendly environment for learning. Each course is delivered through detailed, step-by-step video tutorials and accompanied by coaching and feedback to continue your progression. With a multitude of courses available that encompass everything from mental and physical fitness to skills challenges, you can finally learn how to wheelie or jump or nose pivot - the list goes on.
| [RLC] is more of a community than just an online tuition site. It's full of like-minded people from all over the world that all love riding bikes, learning new skills and having fun along the way. —Kai Ashbee, United Kingdom |
Don't wait to improve your riding, start learning today with this free course!
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1) Give them the oldest bike you got, like make sure a Walmart bike might be better
2) Remind them several times on the ride there that it’s important to lean back, except for when you need to lean forwards
3) This is perhaps the most important piece, you could say it’s worth two bullet points
4) at the trail head say something vaguely encouraging like “just go with the flow” “send it ferda” or my personal favorite “I’m trying to beat my strava time”
5) Dust them
6) Wait for them until sunset
7) Go home they’re probably having to much fun
The Ryan Leech Connection connects people from all over the world in an online tuition site. All skills are broken down into easy to learn stages and you get guidance from Ryan and coaches from all over the world.
It’s extremely good value for your money too, compared to how much you have to pay for one days tuition in the UK.
So it you want to learn new skills and improve your mental and physical fitness I can highly recommend it.
Who the f*ck is Wacek Kipszak?
Um ya.
You have your own signature style. We can relate and laugh at our selves at the same time.