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Thanks very much for your input guys really appreciated it. I'll stick to concentrating on those first 5 drills until I get back and do level 2. I'm finding that different people and different schools seem to have different points or positions on certain issues which can make it confusing or information overload at certain times. I'm going to stick solely with CSS for my tuition as I would rather stick with one system in a logical or applied order of learning. I think that when you come to expending those dollars in certain circumstances requiring maximum attention it's less confusing this way. Cheers Adam

Hi all, Recently completed level one course at phillip island and absolutely loved it cant wait to do level two. Looking for some guidance in relation to some advice a good friend has given me which he picked up from another school. That being whilst coming into and progressing through a corner for instance a right hand corner getting your chin out towards the mirror on the bike in this example the right mirror. This is not something that seems to be taught by CSS and I haven't seen anything similar in relation to this in any of Keith's books. I have been trying to practice the level 1 drills as much as possible to make them common place and this just seems like a bit of a distraction to do this action as well. It is another thing to concentrate on when coming into corners. Im pretty sure the emphasis on this action is get your body placement right when cornering. Any thoughts?