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Riding a section with tight berms can be a daunting experience, especially if they are down hill switchbacks. There are a few key things to think about in these situations and simply applying The TRS Standard will have you ripping through those sweet berms and smiling bigger than you ever imagined!

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Here are the key points to remember:

1) Vision: Eyes high and looking ahead. See where you are going and be cognizant of where the trail is heading.
2) Entry Point: Come in as far outside as possible to give yourself as much room as you can. Enter high on the berm and....
3) Inside Pedal UP: I prefer to get that inside pedal up to unweight it in case I need to get that foot off. I also want the outside pedal down to give me a firm base to stand on.
4) LEAN THE BIKE: This is gonna be relative of course, but you need to at least match the angle of the berm with your bike.

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