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  • infidel
    Free Member

    Tony/Jedi is a lovely guy and I had a great days coaching with him. It was easily the best value for money spend on the bike and I walked away not only feeling like I had actually progressed with my riding bit also having thoroughly enjoyed myself.

    Good coffee too!

    That is all.

    2unfit2ride
    Free Member

    I know I pop up on Jedi threads quite a bit, but there is a reason, he is good, & more importantly he is a good bloke, nice to hear you feel the same.
    All the best to Tony, keep on doing what yo do best feller.

    Big-M
    Free Member

    Love it! A few of us had a session with Tony, great day, money well spent. Always makes me smile thinking about it. Whenever I ride now I hear Tony’s voice “head up”
    I’m planning to go back in the spring, I need to get more jumping done.

    jimmyreload
    Free Member

    Went riding with Tony in Chamonix once. Things that are inappropriate for a public forum happened. I can still hear his voice in my head when I’m in bed at night. :-\

    jedi
    Full Member

    kind words, thanks 🙂

    bamboo
    Free Member

    +1 for Tony, I was buzzing for weeks after my session with him last year. Top stuff!

    Every time I ride now, I can feel what I’m doing wrong and rectify it, I had no clue before!

    aburnet8
    Free Member

    Can only agree with the comments above. I was on one of his public singletrack sessions this week and it was brilliant, has given me loads more confidence.

    I can’t wait for monday, I’m on one of his Jumps & drops sessions!

    maxtorque
    Full Member

    Funny that when i’ve been to Tony’s i’m always a bit “conscious” of my riding, and find i am a bit tense, and perhaps also clumsy when trying new stuff. But then a few weeks later, things click without me realising it. The other day i bunny hopped a fairly sizable ditch across the swoopy bit of single track i was riding without even really thinking about it. Amazing, considering i can’t actually bunny hop………

    (One day, i’ll manage to do all the stuff i would like to at Herts 😉

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