Riders
We have courses for each stage of your rider experience.
Basic RiderCourseSM (BRC)
The BRC is a three day, approximately 20 hour "learn to ride" course. The course is broken down to approximately 8 hours of classroom time which will be used to develop risk awareness, mental strategies for riding in traffic and learning about the effects of alcohol and other drugs on a motorcyclists ability to ride safely. On the riding range you will learn the basic physical motor skills necessary to operate a motorcycle. While the course is designed for novice riders with little to no experience, even experienced riders can learn something from taking this course. Students will ride a Project owned motorcycle. Helmets are available for your use.
Intermediate RiderCourseSM (IRC)
The IRC is a one day, approximately 8 hour course, designed for people returning to the sport after a time away from riding. For someone who has the basic physical skills, but hasn't used them in a long time, this is a good way to get back into motorcycling. There are two screening exercises that riders must participate in to be able to continue in the course. If the coaches do not see the skills needed to continue you may be directed to participate in a BRC. Students will ride a Project owned motorcycle. Helmets are available for your use.
Basic RiderCourseSM 2 (BRC2)
The BRC2 is a one day, approximately 6 hour course, designed for riders to gain some basic riding skills on their own motorcycle. There is no classroom component to the course, but various concepts can be discussed while on breaks between exercises. It is a good course to help riders gain more confidence in their basic riding skills.
Advanced RiderCourseSM (ARC)
The ARC is a one day, approximately 8 hour course, designed for riders who are wanting to improve their riding skills beyond the basics. The classroom portion will get you to understand that safety is a choice, it gets you to start self-assessing the choices you make while riding and to understand Risk-Offset, the difference between your rise taking level and riding skill. The riding portion consists of several braking and cornering exercises designed to help riders gain skills in those critically lacking crash avoidance skills. You will ride your own motorcycle in this course.
Instructors
We also offer a credential course for those interested in becoming an instructor.
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