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Elevate Your Skills - Education & Video Lessons

List of Training Lessons in the Vault

“Take full advantage of all that this fantastic resource offers. The full Advanced Academy takes riders to the next level. Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly and remember to ‘Keep It On The Black Stuff’.”

Expand the list below - In bold are the Lessons you'll get.

Introduction - Lessons 1-2

1. Foreword
2. Introduction

IPSGA - Lessons 3-7

3. Explaining IPSGA
4. Information Phase
5. Position Phase
6. Speed & Gear Phases
7. Acceleration Phase

Cornering & Overtaking - Lessons 8-12

8. Cornering: Right Hand Bend 9. Cornering: Left Hand Bend 10. Overtaking Cars 11. Overtaking: Large vehicles 12. Overtaking: Multiple vehicles

Bonus - Lessons 13-14

13. Counter steering
14. Braking when cornering

Learn to Ride
Advanced Course

All 14 lessons listed in drop down panel

In each Sample Lesson you’ll see 5 different learning modules:-

1. Training videos – Detailed information about each lesson

2. Podcast – An audio lesson to listen to on the move

3. Instructor Tip – A snippet of information from instructors

4. eBook – A corresponding page for each lesson

5. Quiz – To check on your progress through the course

Advanced - Top 10 Tips

Things to consider before taking the plunge

Learning to ride isn't easy, it's imperative that you have the very best start.
Cheapest isn't best and neither is paying for an attendance course. You need to set the foundations properly in order to have a successful future on two wheels.
We will help guide you through the process.

Understand what you want to achieve and have a goal to aim for
Do your research - the web site is a good place to start but can be full of nonsense
The blind leading the blind - after your research if you find a trainer - what qualifications
Home study is really import as it allows you to visualise and internalise change
Speed or Technique? - Going fast is not the sign of a good rider

How good are you - understand your strengths and weaknesses
Track riders practise going round and round the same piece of tarmac over and over again
Understand the basic - learn the new skills and dedicate some practise time
Slow it All down - make sure you have a topic or two to practise before you head out
Practise makes progress - This takes time and miles in the saddle to improve