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The Ability to Control
The ability to control your motorcycle gives you freedom from fear. We work with riders of all skill levels and on a wide variety of motorcycles. We find riders strengths and areas where they could use some improvement…can’t we all?! New riders, intermediate riders and experienced riders, we all have a fear of some aspect…
A lesson learned
A lesson learned is only ‘learned’ when you apply it. That means practice. All too often a rider comes out of a training/coaching program thinking ” OK, I got it” and then takes off down the road. Good, enjoyable, fun riding comes with having good skills and mastering those skills on a regular basis. Practice. You…
Changing the way you think about motorcycle training
So, the other day I was talking to a friend and he was telling me all about how grueling the workout was with his trainer at the gym the day before and how much he had to work on before he saw him again. My friend really wants to have a killer body, even though…
Don’t run from skills that scare you
I love the “Ah Ha” moment. There are times I meet a rider that just plain and simple doesn’t want to try something new, they are afraid they won’t be able to do this particular skill. Or they don’t want to drop their motorcycle…who does!!?? So, we modify the skill exercise and go from there….
Felix The Cat…
“Felix the cat, what a wonderful wonderful cat…whenever he gets in a fix, he reaches into his bag of tricks.” You have to be a ‘Baby Boomer’ or raised by parents who are to get that. …We as motorcyclists aren’t much different. When we get in a situation (the “oh crap” moment) we need to pull…
Woah Nellie Belle
Stop, stop, stop…Holy crap!!! Learning to use your brakes , and I mean REALLY LEARN takes practice. In our coaching sessions we work on braking skills a lot. For some of our clients they are boring and overly repetitive but you have to be truly skilled at understanding your brakes in order to be comfortable…