Hi there again, thanks for the quick reply. It certainly made sense. It would be better first to learn basic techniques and get them right rather than correcting my own to start with-if that makes sense. Plus i would rather spend my own cash praticing what i have learnt rather than preparing myself incorrectly. sounds confusing but im sure you can understand it on some level.
Its good to know that your coaches can look out for when peolple are nearing their limits so as to give them a guiding hand to harness their skills correctly. Although as i said before i know of a few stories of people coming off their bikes doing these techniques that you teach. As each incident is due to its own particular reason its impossible to say what may of caused them but as you can understand there is always a worry that praticing these techniques may result in coming off. But.... no one said it was gonna be easy and there are always risks to riding a bike. Especially when learning new things and pushing yourself a little.
However i will be booking level one in the next couple of days, the course set up and instruction sounds great and i just want to get get better so in my opinion there is no better place to learn.
And as for riding with my friends. one silly time i tried to keep up. My own riding went to bits, looking at the bike in front of me rather than concentrating on the road and my bike and what i should be doing. all the survival reactions what Twist of the wrist 2 talks about, i was doing every one of them. Never again.
Anyway, see you all soon, looking forward to it and thanks for the warm welcome.
be safe
mike
