Corner Entry & Exit: Master Dirt Track Turns
Corners are where races are won and lost. Whether you’re a beginner learning the basics or an intermediate rider looking to shave seconds off your lap times, mastering corner entry and exit on a dirt track is one of the
Hill Climbing & Descent Techniques for Off-Road Riders
Few moments in off-road riding match the rush of cresting a steep hill on a dirt bike—but that same hill can quickly turn from exhilarating to terrifying if your technique is off. Whether you’re tackling a gentle incline for the
Foot Position and Peg Technique for Off-Road Riding
Ask any experienced off-road rider what separates a nervous beginner from a confident trail rider, and the answer might surprise you: it’s often not throttle control or braking — it’s where they put their feet. Foot position and peg technique
How to Ride Sand and Soft Terrain on a Dirt Bike
Few surfaces test an off-road rider quite like sand and soft terrain. The bike feels heavier, the front wheel wanders, and everything you thought you knew about throttle and balance suddenly needs rethinking. The good news? With the right technique
Braking on Loose Terrain: Master Off-Road Control
Of all the skills you’ll develop as an off-road rider, learning to brake effectively on loose terrain is one of the most transformative. Whether you’re tackling gravel tracks, sandy trails, or a muddy forest path, the way you apply your
Throttle Control for Trail Riding: Master the Twist
Of all the skills that separate a confident trail rider from a hesitant one, throttle control sits right at the top of the list. It affects your traction, your balance, your momentum, and ultimately your safety. The good news? It’s
Master Your Off-Road Body Position: A Beginner’s Guide
If there’s one thing that separates a confident off-road rider from a nervous one, it’s body position. Get it right and your bike feels like an extension of your body — responsive, planted, and predictable. Get it wrong and even
The Conductor of an Orchestra Compared to the Motorcycle Rider/Pilot
The Conductor of the Orchestra An orchestra is made up of many instruments—trombones, saxophones, trumpets, piano, bass guitar, drums, clarinet, violin, guitar, even the tambourine.
Student Stories: The Shelton Brothers
As a motocross trainer, one of the greatest joys Ike experiences is the thrill of reconnecting with his past students. It never fails to bring a smile to Ike’s face and is always a heart-warming and joyful experience.