Anyone who does not make YCRS Champ School a priority and wants to continue riding motorcycles on a racetrack or the street... YOU ARE CHEATING YOURSELF.
Just saying
Just saying
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mmmfishrighton
Control Rider
I have been thinking about going this year. Please elaborate further on your experience.
cumberlandjack
Member
Before attending YCRS, I always felt there was something missing in my street riding skillsets. I love riding, but never had a high level of confidemce. I started researching riding schools, and asked a couple of riding buddies what they thought about YCRS, and they said it is the best. I did a 2 day school and was blown away. You will be fed information through what seems like a firehose. I went again the following year, and that is when everything really started to click for me. It is also when I met Rob and got involved with N2. YCRS is an investment in yourself that will pay dividends. Do It!!!
HondaGalToo
Control Rider
Preach. I've taken other schools. YCRS blows them all away. You will be taught techniques that will definitely improve your riding, track and street.
“You will be fed information through what seems like a firehose” is pretty accurate. All of the skill sets that we have been told about are explained in detail, they show you how they work and then give you drills to put them into practice.
The instructors are passionate about helping you and present all the information, including scrutiny, in a very positive manner.
They show you the bad habits we all have and then hammer into you the good habits to replace them.
Just as an example, several times throughout the two days I would begin to regret not having taken the school sooner as I would remember the expensive and painful crashes I’ve had. I would then immediately refocus by applying one of the good habits, “every lap begins at the next apex”.
The instructors are passionate about helping you and present all the information, including scrutiny, in a very positive manner.
They show you the bad habits we all have and then hammer into you the good habits to replace them.
Just as an example, several times throughout the two days I would begin to regret not having taken the school sooner as I would remember the expensive and painful crashes I’ve had. I would then immediately refocus by applying one of the good habits, “every lap begins at the next apex”.
DirtDiva
Staff member
So dam true!!
I had the chance to go to the 1 day school, IN THE RAIN 2 seasons ago and learned so so much. Then last year I took the 2 day. AMAZING amount of information, focused attention and time to work on improving skills.
I started riding track back in 2009 and I did a few days a season.
But, I've been doing a LOT of little things incorrectly for so long, that it is taking me a LOT to UNLEARN my BAD HABITS. And those Bad habits rear their ugly heads when you go faster.. for sure.
Don't wait to take a school -- it will massively improve your skills immediately. The 'seat time' i had in previously just practicing little things i was coached to change was just a waste comparatively, without having the most important tools in my tool kit!
I had the chance to go to the 1 day school, IN THE RAIN 2 seasons ago and learned so so much. Then last year I took the 2 day. AMAZING amount of information, focused attention and time to work on improving skills.
I started riding track back in 2009 and I did a few days a season.
But, I've been doing a LOT of little things incorrectly for so long, that it is taking me a LOT to UNLEARN my BAD HABITS. And those Bad habits rear their ugly heads when you go faster.. for sure.
Don't wait to take a school -- it will massively improve your skills immediately. The 'seat time' i had in previously just practicing little things i was coached to change was just a waste comparatively, without having the most important tools in my tool kit!
R1Baby
Control Rider
Even on a Harley.
Motofun352
Control Rider
You guys have said it all. Take advantage of this opportunity.