New JLaw video

Dutch348 wrote:

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come...

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come back, it would be no problem for j law. Stoked to see his feelings toward racing has changed, the sport needs him

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

Tpog496 wrote:

The fact that he's being called a legend in the videos caption doesn't bother you at all?

The fact that he's being called a legend in the videos caption doesn't bother you at all?

gt80rider wrote:

How can you argue he isnt legendary? No, he didnt win that much, but he is legendary in the mx community. My proof is that any...

How can you argue he isnt legendary? No, he didnt win that much, but he is legendary in the mx community. My proof is that any thread mentioning him goes to 10 pages, cant say that about anyone else besides alessi and stewart...

Dutch348 wrote:

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come...

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come back, it would be no problem for j law. Stoked to see his feelings toward racing has changed, the sport needs him

Moens_Andy wrote:

does he even have a Instagram because most Jlaw instagrams r fake

Dutch348 wrote:

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come...

The dude gives his sponsors more love on instagram than most current pros. I would hire him for next year for sure. If Hanny can come back, it would be no problem for j law. Stoked to see his feelings toward racing has changed, the sport needs him

huck wrote:

https://youtu.be/SKEMRvh0ORI

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

kawirider819 wrote:

Hahaha you're a joke. Tell me all wise one how he was and is so fast if he's so bad on a bike?

BAMX wrote:

Sponsors? After following him for a while on instagram, I have gotten the impression that he just bounces from person to person getting whatever they will...

Sponsors? After following him for a while on instagram, I have gotten the impression that he just bounces from person to person getting whatever they will give him for free.

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

kawirider819 wrote:

Hahaha you're a joke. Tell me all wise one how he was and is so fast if he's so bad on a bike?

Osaka627 wrote:

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed...

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed is fine. It's not anywhere near national caliber speed of the current crop of 450 Professionals right now, but it's still better than 98% of the people that race MX.

All I said regarding his riding was his "talent" that everyone talks about in these threads? I don't see it. What makes or made him so special? It's not his form? It's not his cornering ability? It's not his ability to stay low? Mr. Kawi can you tell me what it is? Besides desire, seat time, and determination. I'm 25 years old which isn't too old at all, but I've been racing MX myself for 22 years give or take a few months. I'm quite sure I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago. I've seen much, much more naturally gifted riders swing a leg over a bike than him in that time span. Hansen would be one of them. Stewart, Pastrana, BL154, Josh Hill, & Even RV. There's many more I could name, but it would be futile because your mind is obviously made up already.

In my opinion, and I do have a right to an opinion I would call JLaws style kinda 90's. He reminds me of The Rock. Not in terms of toughness, stamina, or really anything other than the way he rides the bike. He rides it in neutral position. Never over the top of the forks. Which results in him having to use more strength instead of leverage. Unlike a Hansen or JS7. I could ramble and ramble but it would be futile. All I have to say is pop in a Gary Semics lesson. You won't see anything resembling JLaws riding style.

Just because it isn't your Blueprint style though doesn't mean it's not effective for him. Although I do think it limits his abilities on the bike.

Osaka627 wrote:

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement. Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never...

Something tells me JLaw spent or lost all his money, & now lives in Grandparents basement.

Nonetheless. He is a cautionary tale. I myself have never seen this "second to none talent" a lot you see.

Bad Form, Body Positioning, and Technique.

I don't think I've ever seen JLaw ride with his elbows up...

kawirider819 wrote:

Hahaha you're a joke. Tell me all wise one how he was and is so fast if he's so bad on a bike?

Osaka627 wrote:

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed...

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed is fine. It's not anywhere near national caliber speed of the current crop of 450 Professionals right now, but it's still better than 98% of the people that race MX.

All I said regarding his riding was his "talent" that everyone talks about in these threads? I don't see it. What makes or made him so special? It's not his form? It's not his cornering ability? It's not his ability to stay low? Mr. Kawi can you tell me what it is? Besides desire, seat time, and determination. I'm 25 years old which isn't too old at all, but I've been racing MX myself for 22 years give or take a few months. I'm quite sure I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago. I've seen much, much more naturally gifted riders swing a leg over a bike than him in that time span. Hansen would be one of them. Stewart, Pastrana, BL154, Josh Hill, & Even RV. There's many more I could name, but it would be futile because your mind is obviously made up already.

In my opinion, and I do have a right to an opinion I would call JLaws style kinda 90's. He reminds me of The Rock. Not in terms of toughness, stamina, or really anything other than the way he rides the bike. He rides it in neutral position. Never over the top of the forks. Which results in him having to use more strength instead of leverage. Unlike a Hansen or JS7. I could ramble and ramble but it would be futile. All I have to say is pop in a Gary Semics lesson. You won't see anything resembling JLaws riding style.

Just because it isn't your Blueprint style though doesn't mean it's not effective for him. Although I do think it limits his abilities on the bike.

kawirider819 wrote:

Hahaha you're a joke. Tell me all wise one how he was and is so fast if he's so bad on a bike?

Osaka627 wrote:

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed...

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed is fine. It's not anywhere near national caliber speed of the current crop of 450 Professionals right now, but it's still better than 98% of the people that race MX.

All I said regarding his riding was his "talent" that everyone talks about in these threads? I don't see it. What makes or made him so special? It's not his form? It's not his cornering ability? It's not his ability to stay low? Mr. Kawi can you tell me what it is? Besides desire, seat time, and determination. I'm 25 years old which isn't too old at all, but I've been racing MX myself for 22 years give or take a few months. I'm quite sure I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago. I've seen much, much more naturally gifted riders swing a leg over a bike than him in that time span. Hansen would be one of them. Stewart, Pastrana, BL154, Josh Hill, & Even RV. There's many more I could name, but it would be futile because your mind is obviously made up already.

In my opinion, and I do have a right to an opinion I would call JLaws style kinda 90's. He reminds me of The Rock. Not in terms of toughness, stamina, or really anything other than the way he rides the bike. He rides it in neutral position. Never over the top of the forks. Which results in him having to use more strength instead of leverage. Unlike a Hansen or JS7. I could ramble and ramble but it would be futile. All I have to say is pop in a Gary Semics lesson. You won't see anything resembling JLaws riding style.

Just because it isn't your Blueprint style though doesn't mean it's not effective for him. Although I do think it limits his abilities on the bike.

kawirider819 wrote:

I'd say his talent comes from his ability to navigate and see a track differently than most riders. Maybe it's the way he would hit a...

I'd say his talent comes from his ability to navigate and see a track differently than most riders. Maybe it's the way he would hit a wall turn harder than anyone or jump into a set of whoops when no one else thought of it. That justifies talent, no? Talent isn't just form. Watch Seely or Wharton, same type style as Jason both extremely talented. And how does his style limit his abilities, I'm curious?

Osaka627 wrote:

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed...

I'm not going to get into a pissing match on the Internet, but if you read my post it mentions nothing of his speed. His speed is fine. It's not anywhere near national caliber speed of the current crop of 450 Professionals right now, but it's still better than 98% of the people that race MX.

All I said regarding his riding was his "talent" that everyone talks about in these threads? I don't see it. What makes or made him so special? It's not his form? It's not his cornering ability? It's not his ability to stay low? Mr. Kawi can you tell me what it is? Besides desire, seat time, and determination. I'm 25 years old which isn't too old at all, but I've been racing MX myself for 22 years give or take a few months. I'm quite sure I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago. I've seen much, much more naturally gifted riders swing a leg over a bike than him in that time span. Hansen would be one of them. Stewart, Pastrana, BL154, Josh Hill, & Even RV. There's many more I could name, but it would be futile because your mind is obviously made up already.

In my opinion, and I do have a right to an opinion I would call JLaws style kinda 90's. He reminds me of The Rock. Not in terms of toughness, stamina, or really anything other than the way he rides the bike. He rides it in neutral position. Never over the top of the forks. Which results in him having to use more strength instead of leverage. Unlike a Hansen or JS7. I could ramble and ramble but it would be futile. All I have to say is pop in a Gary Semics lesson. You won't see anything resembling JLaws riding style.

Just because it isn't your Blueprint style though doesn't mean it's not effective for him. Although I do think it limits his abilities on the bike.

kawirider819 wrote:

I'd say his talent comes from his ability to navigate and see a track differently than most riders. Maybe it's the way he would hit a...

I'd say his talent comes from his ability to navigate and see a track differently than most riders. Maybe it's the way he would hit a wall turn harder than anyone or jump into a set of whoops when no one else thought of it. That justifies talent, no? Talent isn't just form. Watch Seely or Wharton, same type style as Jason both extremely talented. And how does his style limit his abilities, I'm curious?

Osaka627 wrote:

RV drops his elbows due to the inability to move his wrist more than 20 degrees. Not having a navicular will do that. Wharton yes. Seely...

RV drops his elbows due to the inability to move his wrist more than 20 degrees. Not having a navicular will do that.

Wharton yes. Seely absolutely no. Seely looks like Tall & Lanky McGrath on a Bike IMO.