From Top and L to R: Fall sky over San Francisco, Bikeskills’ JP Sickler at the Woodward Bike Park in Fresno, another unreal image by Walt Denson, Jiro Nakamura in December on Mt Tam’s Coastal Trail.
Stay Tuned For a Complete Update on winter clinics, new instructors and locations, great images from our events, and news from Epic Way Sports Bikeskills, Skiskills, and Surfskills programs.
Here it is: a step-by-step text of Walt’s “Getting the Shot: Motion Pan Images.” We’ll show you how to bring back pro-level “motion” images – no matter what kind of camera you have – from your ride! Check it out.
Wet Weather is here so you better get used to it. Now is a good time to dust off those special wet conditions skills as well as watch this video. And don’t forget to read our Wet Weather Riding Guide to learn more about ways to maximize your fun and safety factor this fall and winter!
Here’s a recent study that might surprise you about how what you eat can affect your concentration and performance. While we suspect it will generate a lot of controversy, it’s worth reading.
The track stand is one of the most basic yet useful skills in mountain biking. Over the past few months we’ve noticed that there are a few little subtle points that aren’t in our first Bikeskills track stand video. So we made this little quickie video to help dial you in.
Check out what the Bikeskills Team was up to at the Las Vegas Interbike show by going to the Interbike page, or just click here.
We had a little rain here this weekend in NorCal. As much as we enjoy the velcro traction the first rains of the season bring, after watching more than a few riders go down when they hit slippery roots, foot bridges, and rocks, we thought that we’d better drag out our Bikeskills article on Wet Weather Riding Tips.
A Good Time Was Had by One and All! Check out the patented Bikeskills slideo (slides and video) of the Bikeskills clinic brought to mountain bikers by the good folks at HB Performance… aka Hayes Brakes! Special thanks to SVSocrates for rounding up the crew at the Waterdog trail in the South Bay Area (NorCal)
Gus Weir’s father, Mark, railing one of, if not the, most photographed and filmed pump tracks on the planet – and the one he built. Click on Mark, or here to watch the KTVU News Report. Read on for more images and a slide show of the interview.
