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I too learnt this move from charlie. I could do something similar before but this is a slightly different technique. What i was doing before was pure pedal kick, lots of power/very inefficient. The pedal kick method is when you sit back into a squat position, ass over the rear wheel, then thrust forward with a heavy kick to the pedal. In some situations i still use this but this is NOT the method charlie shows. The difference comes from body position and motion. In the move charlie shows the body doesn't thrust forward and the 'kick' is very subtle, not really the same as a pedal kick like you would use to hop a gap etc. You need to lean far forwards over the front wheel. Then bounce, the legs shouldn't bend much and the motion comes from the flex in the ankles and a quick push from the arms. The small kick just gets the bike in motion so you're not having to lift the whole weight of the bike with your arms. You can actually do this move without the kick, for example if your back wheel is on dodgy ground where it cant roll but you need to do all the lifting work with your arms (quite strenuous). The reason you were falling back is because you didn't start with your weight far forward enough. As you body doesn't move much in this technique you need to position it at the start where you plan to finish. Lean forward of the handle bar so your body is over the front wheel. Hope this helps

I like your videos. This one in particular because I’ve been working on that move for some time. The slow motion was helpful. Thanks for the videos!

The slo-mo is great. If you listen you can hear you are working against the break (not good) in each try except one, which put you solidly on the stack! We have a task for Thursday!!!

You are not getting any forward momentum with your torso, all the bike movement is from your arms and legs. Maybe because you are too far forward to start the pedal kick. Looking at Aaron's pedal kick tutorial, you should be behind the bb when you begin the pedal stroke and ahead of the bb when you finish. I have trouble with that one too. But at least now I know the technical term for my dysfunction, "overthinking it and doing weird crap" 😀

Nice one. See you still progressing :)

if that was the first time it was totally awesome 👏👏 you can try to put your chest more forward over the handlebars in the starting position. The way I sometimes visualize this movement is like it was a wave that's starting from the chest, than goes through the pelvis and continues to the lower body. Like a wave from a whip hehe Also I have a feeling you are focusing a lot on the kick part. the kick here is very slight, focus more on the upper body :) If you get the timing right, the power in this movement comes from the springiness of the tires and the bike itself and it doesn't consume much energy

The best is when Jim puts his foot through the pallet! Sheesha

This looks mega fun but i just dont have the skills 😂😂

That Jim one at hidden pond when our bike broke was a great one.

I was right. I didn't need that shin!

Looks amazing 🎉🎉

First! Crazy vids bro keep going 🤙

“Nice”

“you all right?” 😂

I've been slacking on your vids, but you have made some great progress this year. Well done!!!

Nice work Tim! 🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏

5:39 looks like a clean to me! Snow is scary at my age especially on the plywood.

I've had that same problem with a finger coming off a brake lever at an inopportune time... I ended up replacing the grub screws that control the reach adjustment on the Trialtech levers with longer screws so I could get the reach close enough to get my fingers in a comfortable position - the stock screws were 5mm long and I replaced them with 10mm. Good results with no downside so far!

If you tarp areas you ride when it snows or rains the areas will be dry just untarp them !

Happy New Year! Great video

Tim, Sunspot doesn't mind gettin silly in the snow but Shinzon is not interested!! Trials bikes... The little tires (26 x 2.4) slip far more than the 27.5 x 3.0's!! Both bikes are disc brake, so that works. Wouldn't it be nice to have an indoor location to utilize and keep in practice?

How do you stay outside in only a tee shirt?

I like your videos, I find them relaxing 😌 and what a cool spot! makes me thinking of that one ua-cam.com/video/atwPBGTTb8o/v-deo.htmlsi=EZTKNSvju7FZh9F1

Great place

You guys remind me about how hard trials is. After watching a bunch of UCI Trials chmpianship videos lately, I forgot how hard it is. Jack Carthy makes trials look easy. Thasnk you for this cool video.

Maybe some easy-to-move pavers for "ground is lava" aka variable sized gaps (and staying on back wheel after a longer gap) and turning in place on back wheel - essentially too small to get both wheels down on. "Easy to move" means you can mix it up/move them around often and not just get good at one known route through them. I have about a dozen flat 4" thick cement chunks in my backyard for this (less convenient to move than pavers, but got them for free). Great skill training and endurance workout to just keep bouncing around on as long as possible with low consequence before moving to taller less flat rocks. Also, don't build what you have down the road... if there is a park with large boulders to roll over 10 mins away, don't build the same in your backyard. Build unique obstacles. I have logs in my yard cause it's all boulders or manmade cement out here in the desert.

yay you have a lot of space, nice! If I were you I would be thinking in terms of skills I am planning to learn in the upcoming season. Based on your videos I saw I think it would make a huuuuge sense for you to learn that technique that we use to get the bike from both wheels to the back, dunno its name in english tbh. I mean that dynamic movement that you can do especially when the front is higher than the back. The tires that you have there also seem super cool, you might wanna put something inside so the edges get little stiffer and rideable. And I think just a good stock of pallets is a perfect home trials park obstacle, you can make whatever you need out of them

thanks for another video! Watched it today morning when having breakfast 😊 I am definitely seeing some progress on two wheels, you started using your entire body more 💪💪

This video gave me Ali Clarkson vibes where he finds a new spot to ride. Enjoyed it. Keep it up!

Just got a trials bike. I ride/race enduro motorcycles, I ride moto trials once a week (minimum), and now taking on bike trials. It's hard!

That last attempt... Coil a little more, release timing is going to be the thing to sort out tho'. Nice session place, those boulders so nicely placed for some fun sections.

That's what I would try first. Momentum, then skill only if that fails.

ough man, these are some perfect rocks for 2 wheel riding 🥰

nice lines :) try to relax some more on the backwheel!

Once I got used to bar tape I really liked it. At first it felt horrible. Doesn't feel comfortable like foam or rubber grips but this grip and thinness helps loads with arm pump. I'm using hashtags too at the moment. Carthy tape is also good. I find gloves are essential with tape otherwise it tears my hands to pieces on longer rides!

Jim making a mockery of your little rocks 😀

Rude question; what is the age range of the riders in your group? I just need some ammo for convincing a friend he isn’t too old to try.

Really nice. I’m 56 and planing to start Trials Bike

Bro you deserve way more love than you’re getting. Excellent work! 👊

Typical trials tire pressure, all about grip and a light tap of the rim at times. Too much air and we get rebounded back from an obstacle instead of cleaning it. So often, people see my trials bike's tires squish and wrinkle as I am cleaning a section and they say, you need to pump up your tires. I say, oh hells noes!!

Timmay, Timmay!! Way to go, brother!! Dammit, Jim, I'm only a country trials rider!!

Two guys who have been riding together for years... "...forty-something year old youngster." "I'm almost 55." Male friendship at its finest 😆

Those leg muscles have gotta be crazy

a bous exercise: the first step you can do on two wheels instead of the back :)

hi, try to lower your chest more towards the handlebars. And once you are there, initiate the movement by pulling the handlebars a little like towards your belly button. A short but strong movement. And only then in the second part of the movement (although it's milliseconds difference) add the legs to the equation :) BTW great exercise!

The leaf sounds were the best! And the riding of course.

Tim, you and Shaun Goddard are up to good things. Making trials bikes happy!! Can't wait to see some good features appearing and the Crew gettin down on it!!

It’s nice to see you guys getting up on the back wheel a little more

Blink and you'll miss it. Can't wait to see what you come up with

legend has it that he hasn’t blinked his entire existence