'Cornering with Confidence' LIVE ONLINE WEBCAST

DISCOVER THE SURVIVAL SKILLS 'ROAD MAP' APPROACH TO RIDING BENDS!

Cornering crashes are unusual. They are rarely one single yet catastrophic error - we don't often turn left when we should have gone right, or arrive 50 mph too fast for a bend. 

Instead, the vast majority of cornering crashes are a 'clusterfuck' - a sequence of small errors that occur one at a time, and add up - eventually - to a situation which is moving beyond our ability to correct it. 

Typical 'bit by bit' mistakes include braking too late or ineffectually, running in to the corner too fast, turning in too early, apexing the bend too soon, running off-line in the second half of the bend, running wide on the exit and hitting the brakes, then target-fixating and run out of tarmac. 

What we need is a cornering system that firstly AVOIDS the 'clusterf*ck' errors whenever possible, but at least as importantly gives the rider a chance to DETECT and CORRECT the errors when they happen.

And that's the role of the Survival Skills system of cornering 'Reference Points' - 'entry', 'turn-in' and 'exit'.

In this presentation we'll cover how we can... 

* learn the key reference points in a corner

* recognise the reference points as we negotiate a corner

* use the reference points to time our machine inputs - slowing, steering, and accelerating

* link the reference points gives us a reliable line into, through and out of, a corner

* recognise that we're too quick or off-line and what we can do to correct our error

In short, the Survival Skills 'reference point' approach to corners offers a ROAD MAP for riding bends. 

This is YOUR CHANCE to see a LIVE WEBCAST from the author of the 'Science Of Being Seen'.

TICKETS ARE JUST £5. Attendance is limited to 30 people per event. YOUR ACCESS CODE WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU APPROXIMATELY 24 HOURS BEFORE THE EVENT.

Schedule
Time    Item
7:50 pm    Virtual doors open
8:00 pm    Presentation starts
8:45 pm    Question time (approximately)
9:00 pm    Presentation ends (approximately)