There's no doubt the mind is a powerful thing and for us riders when it's working against us

well you may as well just get off and walk most riders have experienced choking

that's where you get confused and lose confidence.

Then you find yourself riding like you did when you first learn to ride.

Or you probably watched a star athlete do the same thing.

Something goes wrong in the game and then all of a sudden they're playing like an amateur.

Well, commonly with riding, what people do when this happens is not ride or maybe avoid those situations at the very least.

Well, today on our exclusive rider skills program we have

Clinton's smout back, Clinton's talking about how he helps riders that have had a

traumatic experience on their bike, some sort of crash or get off, that's preventing

them from riding or seriously hindering their riding and

how he gets them to overcome that and get back where they should be.

This could be from a crash or maybe even a problem you had when things got a little technical. Don't give up yet.

Wait to hear what Clinton has to say on the topic. My name's Jim Martin.

This is Adventure Rider Radio. Stay with us. We got a good one for you. I'm Sam Manix, Z.

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