That makes sense but, for those who do teach are helping and keeping the younger generations interested.
Riding Schools and Classes
- Thread starter hondacr500af
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Yup.....like the quote in caddy shack "the world needs ditch diggers too"
I'm not talking down riding schools at all, but I think Ryan Villipoto has captured the interest of young people everywhere, he's also unlikely to ever host a riding school.
Maybe someone like John Dowd
Schools such as the MTF training facility (Millsap's) are aimed at the younger generations and rising stars of motocross. It would be nice to find a school that is designed for the weekend worrier.
Probably the weekend worrier would need a shrink instead, or an affirmation book
What about the Garry Semics DVD's and or his school? Have any of you purchased or attended his schools?
I have found the best way to learn is ride with someone faster than you, it challenges you too keep up and figure out some of the things your lacking and he has. Besides it's more fun to learn that way.
Yes that works very well.
thats how I learned (for the most part) we've got an older guy here that was running pro at a regional level back in his prime (late 70's to mid 80's) and he's still faster than most, I spent a lot of time chasing him across the desert and moto tracks.
This your district Densis?
http://www.cnymra.com/
Semics is the best in the business besides Gary Bailey.... He offers satellite schools so check out his website.
http://www.cnymra.com/
Semics is the best in the business besides Gary Bailey.... He offers satellite schools so check out his website.
it helps when you actually like riding.
He's gotta be older than the dirt I ride on