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Message: [QUOTE="RM250'er, post: 264611, member: 23444"] First... Stay loose and centered on the bike, DON'T look at the rut as you go up the face of the jump, Your bike will go where you look. Second... If there are that many ruts that you can't miss them, pratice getting in line with a rut and riding in the rut up the face of the jump. As mentioned eariler, careful with the throttle... Once you are able to do this, you won't tense up so much when you see them. Third... look on the good side, it appears you are beginning the jump as required to get a great whip off... if you can't correct the takeoff, try to get the bike back while you are in the air... it will look great... ;) Jeff [/QUOTE]