Je RÉUSSIS ma première jump line Double noire à 43 ANS - Ep4 Habanero Sentier du Moulin

The competition is over. Demers is now 76 years old! If you like our videos, you can support us here:   / sofadanslebois   Come with me and experience my progression in mountain biking to see if I can land my first pro jumpline. The new double-black diamond-rated jump track at Sentiers du Moulin: the Habanero. Watch out! It's tricky! And I'm trying not to risk everything. "OK Mom...I love you!" My coach is none other than Ian Hughes' son: Sean Hughes! He's only 15 years old! He's crazy how good he is! Ian can help you improve your mountain biking skills https://bikeskills.ca - Mountain biking lessons across Quebec Starting a new outdoor sport in your forties isn't easy. As an expert mountain skier, I'm challenged to push my limits and organize my progression in a structured and safe way. As a result, in my third season, I've managed to improve without taking too many risks. In fact, we're going from Spicy Sauce to King Kong to Habanero. That's no small feat for me, as I'm definitely not the best freerider. Destination: Sentier du Moulin QC for a thrilling freeride experience, this type of mountain bike trail where jumps and drops are a given. Well, I'm not like my idols Dominic Ménard and MTBQC, and you'll see that I wasn't entirely successful that day. In the end, Ian Hughes of Bikeskills.ca (http://bikeskills.ca) really gave me some good tips to improve AND knew how to stop me when he felt my enthusiasm was becoming a threat to my safety. What a great coach. His approach to teaching mountain biking is simple, with tips that are easy to apply. I'd like to highlight the contribution of Sean Hughes, who is probably the best rider his age in the province. It was so much fun to follow him and see how he performed the different maneuvers, tricks, and jumps. Running into contact with his friends from Bikegroms was also a blast. I'd like to say that I've been practicing jumps several times a week since the beginning of my cycling adventure. I don't have any innate talent, but I do have a lot of perseverance. I've done the jump line hundreds of times at Empire 47. I've also practiced a lot at St. Raymond, at the CMB (I love Freeride #16). I've done the Elbow Descent and the King Kong a few times before this shoot. In short, I'd like to emphasize the importance of practicing, taking it one step at a time, taking lessons, and mastering a jump size perfectly before moving on to the next level. That's why I didn't take the big leap of the Habanero. It's been postponed. Un Sofa dans l'Bois is a web series dedicated to mountain biking in Quebec, where René-Martin Trudel (that's me) meets people in the community. We share with you Quebec's regional passion for mountain biking. Tell me in the comments what you liked in each of the videos! Cameraman and spiritual guide: Dylan Page. http://dylanpagephoto.com/ My other ventures: https://golh.tv https://absolutetelemark.com I also host a web series on mountain skiing    / lafqme   #SFDB #MTBjumps #MTBJumps #MountainBikeTrails #MountainBiking #MountainBiking