help in dvds

[headless]

I am a beginner and i was wondering if ryan leech's manifesto was as good for teaching you the basics as Mastering The Art Of Trials? Plz help me i dnt want to waste my money on something that wont help me.

[rush]

I would suggest downloading videos from the media section here.

While I havent seen it myself, I dont think it is the same deal as Mastering....

Download videos for free and watch the moves they do, then think about them and try to feel them in your head.

[BillyM]

The Art of Trials is an instructional DVD, but Manifesto isn't. If you don't own either of them, you'd probably be a lot better off getting the Art of Trials. I could be wrong though?

[firewrx612]

How about this one:

http://www.koxx.fr/index.php?lg=en_EN&sec=trial&pg=news&pager=1&pager2=1&otype=koxx&id=HDDB43a9eab475c9a

[headless]

Thank you for all your help i think i will get mastering the arts of trials as it is an instructional dvd.

[rush]

Good choice, and good luck.

[Mat_P]

i must warn you about mastering the art of trials...he speaks in monotone alot and likes the world "dialed"...just thought i would give u a heads up :P

[rush]

:rofl:

[birdman]

manifesto isn't an instructional at all. of course you can learn from it just from watching it..like rush said above..but it's also fairly fast paced and the moves and lines are alot different. besides who can LEARN manifesto style riding w/o learning really good trials fundamentals first?