THE 10 Drill Progression for your DOUBLE BLIP! Guaranteed Results!

Today the IRC Tire Guy goes in depth on his 10 drill progression to learn your Double Blip.

[babar]

As usual, Rich is a real pedagogue : clear explanations, learning steps, all described in detail. The way he can even transmit his knowledge by videos means all... Thanks, Rich, each video makes my day and gives hope for better and safer riding. At 68, it is never too late to put all back on table and start again, clearing all bad habits

[pavelkali]

Rich - thanks so much for all your effort for making these videos!

0:12 0. Intro
1:40 1. Body position
3:11 2. Crossing an obstacle
6:02 3. Power collection
7:56 4. Bike-off coordination for clutch up
9:39 5. Stationary clutch up
10:40 6. Suspension compression
12:11 7. Front wheel clutch up
14:30 8. Static control on the obstacle
16:03 9. Second blip
19:06 10. Double blip practice on safe obstacles
20:59 11. Over the op of the obstacle - tips

[Jason-fnke]

This is the greatest double blip video ever made!…others will copy this!!
Thank you!

[anthonysears]

Just finished two days with Mr Larsen in Peach Valley. Fantastic doesn't do his clinics justice! Spectacular!

[THIEFEnterprises]

This vid really helped me understand the proper mechanics of the clutch up. I'm methodically working towards the revered double blip thanks to Rich's detailed breakdown. Big thanks to Rich for all of the detailed technique videos and inspiration to get out there and practice.

[tombledsoe]

As a long time trials rider, I really appreciate breaking this technique down to the degree you have this is a hard technique to teach, and you have helped me to help others be better.👍

[Steveman]

Appreciate that you share the "release clutch AFTER throttle is closed" trick. No one ever told me that, no one ever even mentioned it. And now it makes so much sense to me. Many thanks!

[bernsie]

excellent work, Doctor! Perfectly articulating what needs to be said. Thank you.

[Junmarvi]

I have 44 days left until my vacation to the Philippines, where I can finally put into practice everything I've learned online, especially from you, Rich! 😊. more than a year of online practice..

[robh]

"It takes time, OBSESSION and practice" no truer words have ever been spoken, trying to actually think of all these steps while executing them is a daunting task, that's where developing a feel for everything you do on a bike is crucial.

[grutzmac]

this is the holy grail of technique vids.. nice work Rich Larsen. Ppl should know these are the techniques for almost every single tech move on a dirtbike, maybe not a nose wheelie - but it still kin of is. "Disclaimer should state, this takes seasons to learn for most ppl and that's with serious commitment".

[korabeats_]

Looks like my Saturday won't just be practicing slow wheelies and pivot turns, but double blips as well. Thanks Rich! Your videos have helped me a ton, as well as helping me teach my wife with her first bike.

[kc-wjnx]

IRC M5B on display! That’s my all time favourite tire for my 2007 300xc! Velcro tire! Buy the widest one you can fit on any bike! It’s Velcro even wet roots! If you know how to use clutch and throttle in wet conditions. I love that tire!

[mrmort]

Love your technical breakdown and articulation of the process. A rare find. Great job, Rich. - Grateful.

[andreisarvas]

Your videos and effort are national treasure - priceless for common understanding of all techniques. Eternally grateful 🤗❤

[Coastal-rsidedown]

Such great content. The breakdown of each of the small steps that make up the double blip or the unstuck technique are second to none.

Did a couple of Chris Birch a few years back that were also extremely helpful.

Have you ever considered doing an extended road trip for teaching and coming up to Vancouver BC. I'm sure you could fill a number of courses up there and get a great road trip out of it as well.

[anthonymeyer]

I'll have to watch this a few times to fully understand what you are explaining. You give great knowledge when you are explaining what the bike is doing as well as what you are doing and why. Thanks I really appreciate your videos

[warrenmusser]

It was awesome learning all these steps at your peach valley clinic. still working on each step and putting them together correctly, watching to footage is really helpful to.

[pm_go]

This is gold mate! I would love to see you doing this on mid weight adv to see if there is any difference. I and my buddy regularly do your drills on crf300l/T7. I know enduro is a different animal but I feel we are learning so much more compared to any adv channels out there.

[BairdBoysAdventures]

Glad to see this, gives me something to work on this weekend on the Enduro course I built at my house.