Pros Creative Approach To Trail Riding Is Unlike Any Other
Since as far back as the early 2000s, Kirt Voreis has been one of the most off the wall mountain bikers and that has not changed throughout his 20-plus year career.
Uncle Kirt is still very active on social media showing off the wild and rowdy tricks he still has up his sleeve.
Take a look at this one for instance where Kirt shows off his one of a kind trail vision.
Kirt also decided to share some words of wisdom attached to his post for any interested readers:
"#senditsunday I love finding hits like this because I’m not sure how the first try will go. I play out in my head what I want to happen but never really know til I send it! I will also think of what could go wrong, like if the tires slip off to one side or if they completely miss the tree which would probably make me slip and catch a hip on the tree to fish flop onto my head. If I get a constant vision of me crashing then I have to play maneuver backwards in my head to find why crash would happen. I then work thoughts toward imagining that both my tires will connected perfectly. Was real stoked my tires caught the tree on the first go and got a little roll back, doesn’t always happen that way. When I was walking back up to my start point on second go I was replaying that feeling of the 180 to tires then imagining the cab hop out like I do on the flat ground. Second attempt felt real wild because I committed to keeping my body turning after bike did 180. I’m mostly searching for the feeling it gives me because everything happens so quick it’s hard to see what’s going on. I also have to remember to shift into dead gear for roll back, lots going on!! Third attempt was putting the two runs together but making myself hop after the twist. Full commitment in my mind! Was stoked to pull it for sure but really wanted more of a roll back. I figured the fish flop was waiting for me a couple tries later so take what you can get. Chase dreams!"
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