Anderson Leaves Bakers Factory?

Subbed for super secret Vital “insider scoops” and “Stamp it” talk...

And right after a 4 year contract extension?

If anything, I'd say Anderson doesn't want to ride with Marv. There's nothing wrong with that. I wouldn't even talk to another title contender if I were one of em.

jtiger12 wrote:

And right after a 4 year contract extension?

jtiger12 wrote:

And right after a 4 year contract extension?

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If someone guaranteed me a job for the next 4 years, it would make jumping ship on my training program feel a lot less risky.

Squirrelings wrote:

If anything, I'd say Anderson doesn't want to ride with Marv. There's nothing wrong with that. I wouldn't even talk to another ...more

Squirrelings wrote:

If anything, I'd say Anderson doesn't want to ride with Marv. There's nothing wrong with that. I wouldn't even talk to another title contender if I were one of em.

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Yep.

Weege asked Marvin after A1. He said that things have changed after Dungey retired since he was the clear number 1 guy.

That is normal in my eyes, no big deal. Both of them are title contenders and they finished 1 and 2 at A1. I imagine that it would be difficult to train together in that situation.

Honestly him leaving bakers is probably the best thing. He gave it his all and never really had a big jump from where he was. Also snow he can race Marvin how he would need to to win a championship. It has to be hard to take a guy wide or down that you have to see on Monday

Squirrelings wrote:

If anything, I'd say Anderson doesn't want to ride with Marv. There's nothing wrong with that. I wouldn't even talk to another ...more

Squirrelings wrote:

If anything, I'd say Anderson doesn't want to ride with Marv. There's nothing wrong with that. I wouldn't even talk to another title contender if I were one of em.

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But do you think Anderson hasn’t seen himself as a title contender for the last few years? I always wondered when Dungey was around, if maybe mentally he just took a back seat or if this is something that’s been brewing for a while.

Personally in our sport which we love... I never understood the training with your rival when you reach the premier class.

I feel/ felt like it would be a conflict of interest, I mean were all human and to race and train with the same dude who may or maynot beat your ass every weekend would breed animosity and maybe even a few thoughts of ill will towards your rival. To know you guys are doing the exact same thing and hes still winning would also bum me out and cause self doubt.

So im pumped to see what anderson has, if he really left the baker factory. Might be a good thing

I dont think you could've gotten RC and Reed to train together for anything back when they were going at it.

So maybe the even bigger question is this:

IFAnderson has left (speculation), where is he going or what program will he be on that will allow him to mentally and physically be on track for a title this year? Does he train alone (ala Tomac) or does he join another group?

Good jason can save some $$$. Aldon aint no riding coach.i think if you have fitness issues and the $$$ aldon could help.

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for the lead, or will be battling for 5th?

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for ...more

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for the lead, or will be battling for 5th?

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Flip side to that is who's pushing Marv now?

Watching some of the film with dungey and Aldon, I get the feeling that Aldon tries to also be a riding coach, and some of the advice you hear him give is far above his actual understanding of riding a motorcycle at those speeds.

Is he a great trainer? Not a doubt in my mind. Does he know with confidence that any of the technique input he’s giving is correct? Not a chance.

Jason is the man and I hope he finds whatever works for him.

Maybe Anderson should head to the Goat Farm. I could think of worse places to go. Are there any top tier guys training at RC's place. I know Savatgy rides there, just not sure if any 450 guys do.

downard254 wrote:

Maybe Anderson should head to the Goat Farm. I could think of worse places to go. Are there any top tier guys training at RC's ...more

downard254 wrote:

Maybe Anderson should head to the Goat Farm. I could think of worse places to go. Are there any top tier guys training at RC's place. I know Savatgy rides there, just not sure if any 450 guys do.

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I think Bogle

downard254 wrote:

Maybe Anderson should head to the Goat Farm. I could think of worse places to go. Are there any top tier guys training at RC's ...more

downard254 wrote:

Maybe Anderson should head to the Goat Farm. I could think of worse places to go. Are there any top tier guys training at RC's place. I know Savatgy rides there, just not sure if any 450 guys do.

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Bogle

He's out shopping for a new suit so the male audience can talk about how good he looks in it.

Maybe Husky wanted him to leave!

bsharkey wrote:

Good jason can save some $$$. Aldon aint no riding coach.i think if you have fitness issues and the $$$ aldon could help.

bsharkey wrote:

Good jason can save some $$$. Aldon aint no riding coach.i think if you have fitness issues and the $$$ aldon could help.

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I thought Aldon was basically employed by KTM now meaning he was exclusive to that team. Maybe he didn't have to pay personally anymore? Just burned out like most of his riders get after a while.

http://racerxonline.com/2018/01/10/exhaust-new-duels

Logic.

Motodave15 wrote:

Personally in our sport which we love... I never understood the training with your rival when you reach the premier class.

I ...more

Motodave15 wrote:

Personally in our sport which we love... I never understood the training with your rival when you reach the premier class.

I feel/ felt like it would be a conflict of interest, I mean were all human and to race and train with the same dude who may or maynot beat your ass every weekend would breed animosity and maybe even a few thoughts of ill will towards your rival. To know you guys are doing the exact same thing and hes still winning would also bum me out and cause self doubt.

So im pumped to see what anderson has, if he really left the baker factory. Might be a good thing

I dont think you could've gotten RC and Reed to train together for anything back when they were going at it.

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I was just thinking of other non team sports. I don't think golfers or tennis players practice with their rivals. Road bike racers practice as teams I believe. So there is that.

But there is significantly more money in those sports so the athletes can afford higher level coaches without breaking their own bank.

It may just be the way the sport has operated for a long time. And there is some validity to practicing with those who are comparable in speed.

Guess I understand both sides of the argument.

Anderson didn't train there all off season.

I can see some fire works between those two at some point this year.

Or maybe there is nothing new to learn from Baker.

Get your diet figured out. Get your cardio training figured out. Proper weight training. Ride a lot. Plenty of sleep/rest.

It's not rocket science.

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for ...more

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for the lead, or will be battling for 5th?

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Daddyfatsac wrote:

Flip side to that is who's pushing Marv now?

Daddyfatsac wrote:

Flip side to that is who's pushing Marv now?

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I think it's fair to say they push eachother, them not riding together hurts them both imo. Good for Roczen and Tomac though

motosmith wrote:

Or maybe there is nothing new to learn from Baker.

Get your diet figured out. Get your cardio training figured out. Proper ...more

motosmith wrote:

Or maybe there is nothing new to learn from Baker.

Get your diet figured out. Get your cardio training figured out. Proper weight training. Ride a lot. Plenty of sleep/rest.

It's not rocket science.

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To add to this, Jason knows what Marvin is working with. They've both utilized the same training methods. It's got them to relatively the same place in speed. Maybe a couple new tricks from a different trainer gives Jason the advantage. He's certainly not going to un-learn what he's gotten from his time with Aldon.

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for ...more

colintrax wrote:

Downside is riding with marvin all week helps him push. If he's only ridding with deano, is he going to continue battling for the lead, or will be battling for 5th?

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Daddyfatsac wrote:

Flip side to that is who's pushing Marv now?

Daddyfatsac wrote:

Flip side to that is who's pushing Marv now?

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colintrax wrote:

I think it's fair to say they push eachother, them not riding together hurts them both imo. Good for Roczen and Tomac though

colintrax wrote:

I think it's fair to say they push eachother, them not riding together hurts them both imo. Good for Roczen and Tomac though

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What about Osborne?

kkawboy14 wrote:

Maybe Husky wanted him to leave!

kkawboy14 wrote:

Maybe Husky wanted him to leave!

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They've been training together the last 3 years (maybe 4?). I could see Husky and/or the man/Aldon seeing this as a positive that would benefit both riders (mostly mentally). Because he's not training at Baker's factory, doesn't mean Anderson's not under the watchful eye of the Baker program. A one two at A1 is a good start, but we won't really know until 3 or 4 rounds from now.