How To Corner With Anneke Beerten and Rachel Throop - Video

 Nah, all the local shredders around here know the secret is to over cook everything, then blast the tops/ends off the berms so no one else can get as rad!

Also, roll all the lips!

Seriously though, solid tips, a few i need to put to practice.

 Yah, let’s be critical of the free tips we just got from a pro.

 Guess they unveiled the real secret of cornering, and the Council of Pro Riders hacked the video site.

 Any video with Rachel Throop is worth watching

 Funny how much is similar about cornering in different disciplines, but also different. Road racing is a great example. It's normal to (at times) trail brake deep into a corner on the front brake (based on the situation).

That said, Rachel is spot on, but the terminology is awkward.

1) She mentions "braking speed" when it sounds like she means entry speed. Of course you use your brakes to set an entry speed, but once that's set you then transition off the brakes to not lose any more speed.

2) "Enter at the appropriate apex" sounds instead like it should be "select an appropriate turn in point". This of course is important because where you enter a corner (if you are carrying any kind of speed) will affect where you apex the corner. And the apex of the corner after all is not the entry. :-)

Where you enter has huge effects and the different ways into and through corners even have names. You can "square an entrance" (late apex), "square the exit" (early apex), or even double apex a corner. Blah, blah, blah....

Anyway, not to take away from Rachel. She's rad and she's killing it!

 they mention most of everything, but i still prefer to dive in the corner so my body position goes from front to neutral (middle), or even further back and i look trough the corner , cornering on a flow track has northing common with proper DH loose track, or off camber, or flat turn....

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 They forgot to mention foot position, belly button, not steering and shoulders. Maybe elbows but some prole are different there. They did meniton not braking a good few times though.

 The biggest issue I have with cornering is confidence and lack of experience. I don't know how far I can push entry speed, lean etc until I've gone too far and that hurts sometimes - I suck at trying to save a bad decision. :p And a lack of confidence does cause the body to lock-up and throw-off the fundamentals.

I guess following a more experienced rider would help a lot at finding those limits or a lot of riding, patience and gradual improvements.

 I didn't hear the tip I got years ago about railing big berms: counter-steer up the berm a bit and you will keep the fastest line as long as possible. Turning into the turn or 'down' the berm will take you to the slower flat line or even worse - washout. Obligatory PB sexism - Anneke looks hot. sry.

 I just learned there are a lot of "really important" things to remember when u corner.

 How to corner - don't think about the corner, think about exit speed and how much you want of it. Oh and probably more importantly look ahead for the love of cod so you don't shit your panties and lock up when you see a berm in front of you. The entire mountain bike community thanks you.

 Fairly basic but basic is good, for more advanced cornering stuff I reckon lee McCormack (especially his coaching book) can't be beat.

 Watch EWS videos of her riding. Throop could use a cornering coach.

 Dang. Fast.

 My 2 tips: Low / inside hip positioning and upper body strength. Leverage on superwide bars will only get you so far.

 went to school with rachel, glad to see she is crushing it

 Pathetic:/?