4. Information Phase

The Advanced Course is the perfect online training resource and stepping stone if you want to improve your riding ability, take your riding to the next level.

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Advanced Techniques

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IPSGA

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Summary

Overview

Good forward vision is key

Use the mnemonic TUG to develop early forward vision, see the hazard early and create a methodical approach to make the changes necessary to be a better rider.

Most riders do not look far enough at the clues that lie in wait ahead.

If you spot the tell tale signs early enough, you can make huge changes to how you approach and cope with the hazards ahead.

Learning Points - Information Phase

Take: take on board the information ahead
Use: use the information gathered to make a flexible riding plan
Give: give information to other road users (if necessary)
IPSGA and TUG are essential foundations to becoming a skilled advanced rider
Vision is just one way to gain information. Riders should use their other senses and be aware of their sixth sense
Remain flexible, as hazards will constantly change
Always stay within 80% of your ability to ensure there is always enough skill in reserve to deal with the unexpected
New advanced riding skills require practice and time to develop