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If you feel the everyday stresses of life building up, the outdoors is a great way to find stress relief and release this pressure. Going for a dirt bike ride can help you feel much better instantly. So the goal is to make you feel more confident in your dirt bike riding, and to get you outside riding some really cool tracks and trails.

It is truly unbelievable the world that is at our fingertips waiting for us to get out and discover it for ourselves. However we can only go as far as our ability level will allow. Let me teach you a few ways to increase your ability level so you can dive deeper into the unknown.

You may come across jumps, river crossings, trees down across the trail, or a massive rock field on top of a mountain. Staying safe is our top priority, so the proper gear will keep you safe and give you much more confidence.

When we ride we burn through energy very quickly, so rehydrate and refuel on long rides. The tools and pull strap really help if something goes wrong out on the trails and you need to get the bike back to the truck.

There is nothing more frustrating than stalling when first learning, but the trick is pretty simple: use the clutch and throttle together, very slowly.

1. Find the point of motion on the clutch, where your dirt bike wants to begin to roll forward.
2. At that point add the slightest bit of throttle to raise the rpm. This is what keeps the bike from stalling.
3. Once it begins rolling, keep letting the clutch out slowly. If you keep struggling, exaggerate how slow you release the clutch.
4. As you get more comfortable, speed this process up over time.

Wrong gear stalls it too. You will learn to listen to the sound of the motor and feel the acceleration of the throttle to know if you're in the wrong gear. Shift up when you want to go faster, then shift back down as you slow. This matters in corners, going uphill, or anytime you're riding.

Standing up comfortably is so important to how fast you can go. When standing, your legs act as another shock absorber, making the roughest tracks and trails so much smoother.

1. Master your sitting and standing transition until it's as seamless as possible.
2. Take your left foot off the foot pegs while bracing on the handlebars with your upper body to hold the bike straight.
3. Move your left foot to the gear shifter while standing only on your right foot. This is where it gets complicated.

Practice bracing with your upper body while you go through this process to master it in no time.

Rad Adventure Dude is here for only your benefit! I have lived my life riding, racing, and teaching new riders how to ride dirt bikes for 20+ years. This is how I uncovered a secret formula to transform new dirt bike riders into advanced riders almost instantly. It's revealed in my all in one easy to watch online course.

• 100% guaranteed to take you from a beginner or intermediate rider to an advanced level rider, or you won't pay a single penny and I will personally work with you until you improve
• One time fee that lasts a lifetime. Rewatch as many times as you like
• Stop and start any lesson, learn at your own pace
• On a computer and your mobile device, so I'm always right by your side when you need advice

Stalling, falling, whisky throttle, and road rash are what a new rider goes through. Make sure to get in the class today, and take your dirt bike riding to the next level!