Riding An Old-School Trail With Hidden Roots & Rocks

We went mountain biking on an old-school trail during the Fall. It was covered in leaves and debris where even a strong rider can get their confidence shaken. We could not see the roots and rocks that were hidden underneath. We had to feel them. Rene-Martin got scared while riding this trail. He found a way to overcome his fear of sliding out and off the trail or going over the bars onto a harsh landing. This is the story or Rene-Martin's struggle to find joy on a muddy, leaf-covered, slippery trail in the Fall. It is ok to fail on your first attempt. Level-up your mountain biking by building confidence. Practice your MTB skills so you can ride on any surface, no matter how slippery, wet, muddy, dry, rocky, leafy, or perfect. 0:00 - Let's go ride at 5 a.m. 1:29 - Almost went over the bars 3:07 - Go or no-go 4:36 - Mountain bike bad dad joke 5:03 - Hill climb challenge 9:23 - The impossible obstacle 13:00 - Wet plywood skinnies 14:02 - More about GOLH Ride slippery sections with caution and a focus on safety. If you apply good technique, the result of your effort will be more fun and more confidence in yourself and your abilities. Stop getting scared on your mountain bike. Have fun out there. That's why we ride. Take all the worry and fear out of your riding, practice your MTB skills with a friend to bring joy when trail flow is absent. Sharing the moment with a friend or loved one can create a learning opportunity and transform your scary mountain bike ride into a memorable adventure or even a glorious game of bike. #fallriding #oldschooltrails #mtbstory #slipperyTrails #golhtv #greatoutdoorslearninghub #golh #MTBconfidence #MTB #downhillMTB #XCMTB #mtbskills #mountainbikeskills #enduroMTB #trailriding #confidenceboost #betterconfidence