Showing posts with label How to. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How to. Show all posts
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Terry Adams- How to Whiplash
I got this from Terry Adams today in email. Do you have a video you would like to see on BMX Freestyler? Send your video link to webmaster@bmxfreestyler.com
Monday, January 30, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Trick Of The Month:Whiplash sponsored by Fred Penner
Master List for 2011
January- Hang 5
February – Turbine Peg Wheelie Sponsored By Team Mc Duff
March – Cliffhanger Sponsored by Moya
April – Stick B Sponsored by Rick MacDonald
May- G-turn sponsored by Scott Powell
June- Dump Truck Sponsored by John Yull
July- Hitchhiker Juggler sponsored by Bobby Carter
August-Time Machine sponsored by Matt Wilhelm
September- Crackpacker Kris Veal
October-Lung Spin sponsored by FlatWebTV
November- Whiplash sponsored by Fred Penner
December-Death Truck sponsored by Chris Armstrong
Do you have variations, learning or can do Trick of the Month? Send your submission to webmaster@bmxfreestyler.com You Tube or Vimeo links are preferred. Please include your name.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Saturday, February 5, 2011
How-To Time Machine With Terry Adams
Thanks to Fat Tony for showing flatland some love by posting these how - to`s onRIDE BMX
Now go learn it!
Monday, January 10, 2011
Saturday, December 4, 2010
How to Lard Yard with Adam DiClaudio
How To Lard Yard with Adam DiClaudio from BMX Freestyler on Vimeo.
Adam DiClaudio gives a highly detailed description on how to do a bmx flatland trick called a Lard Yard. He covers from the basics of the trick all the way to advance combinations.
Related Links
http://www.bmxfreestyler.com/2010/11/trick-of-month-december-2010-lard-yard.html
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
How to "Get Over" Your fear of The Decade
"Get Over" The Fear of a Decade from BMX Freestyler on Vimeo.
Getting over the fear of a Decade can be a challenge. Jumping over the head tube is the hardest part about doing a decade. You have to committee to it and you can’t second guess yourself while in the middle of it.
A great way to learn to get over your fears is to start off on the ground and lock your back brakes and put your foot on the seat post. Then boost your self over the head tube and land on the ground on the other side of the bike. Keep doing this until you feel comfortable. This is a great way to get you used to being in the air with out a whole bunch of commitment. Simply jump to the other side on the ground until you feel ready to go for it!
Now go pull some decades!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
How to do a Hitchhiker
Moblie Video http://www.vimeo.com/12306734
This is Rad Dad from BMX Freestyler.com today I am going to show you how to do a Hitchhiker. A hitchhiker is a combination of different of tricks put together. There are a couple of tricks that you can work on to help you learn how to do a hitchhiker. Steamrollers, Double Footed Steamrollers, Half Hikers and Karl Kruisers. You should be familiar with these tricks because they are stepping stones to learning hitchhikers.
I like to ride in from double footed steamroller. That’s my basic ride in. The trick to the ride in is in your legs. You want to squat down just a bit while you are in the double footed steam and let your weight lean over the stem. Keep your feat straight and stand on the balls of your feet. When you are ready and feel like your steady. Lift up the bike to the hitchhiker position. You will do this in one motion and there will be a moment in time that you will not be holding on to the bike. You will start off holding the seat and as you pull the seat around you will release it right about the time to grab the tire. Its very quick switch and don’t worry you wont fall to hard getting this part down.
When you are in the hitchhiker position you will want to pull the tire down. Many times when you are learning this trick for the first time you will have a tendency to want to pull the tire up. But that pushes the bars to the ground. When you pull back on the tire the bars will lift into the air.
Once you gain your balance you are ready to make another switch. Roll the tire back to the front and grab for the seat again. This will put you in a half hiker position. This position is much harder than the hitchhiker position to hold because the bike is off to the side. When you feel ready gently bend your legs and bring the frame in front of you again. That will put you back in a double footed steamroller. From there you switch your hands back to steam roller and ride away.
There are many ways in and out of a hitchhiker. I also like to ride in from Karl and doing Steamroller to Karl to Hitchhiker. Once you have this trick down you can move on to other double footed forward rolling tricks and make your own combinations.
That’s how you do a Hitchiker now go outside and learn it
Keep on Riding!
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
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