New Dvd Idea

[dmj120]

There's definitely a lot of information this school offers. Moreover, the books and current DVDs afford a great amount of info; but what about a compilation of actual school stuff -- as seen on youTube. With the many videos (I've only gone through three so far), I know there's an opportunity for some added CSS revenue whilst providing another great learning aid.

 

Another thought: Create a level-by-level introductory prelude video for students. Perhaps even an email with a few links to some of the youTube vids that introduce the skills that will be taught. There's always refinement that comes from the in-person training, but something along these lines could give a few days for students to 'get there heads around the material' before "mastering it," so to speak.

 

Just a few suggestions from a CSS fan and lover-of-learnin' I'd buy a compilation of school excerpts that were put together similarly to the twist book/dvd.

 

I apologize if this is too presumptuous but after seeing the knee to knee and hip flick 2-min videos this idea popped up.

[Steve Rutter]

I think a lot of those videos are taken from the Superbike School UK series that was on a while back, so it might not be the schools footage to use. I like where you're coming from though.

 

 

[Cobie Fair]

There's definitely a lot of information this school offers. Moreover, the books and current DVDs afford a great amount of info; but what about a compilation of actual school stuff -- as seen on youTube. With the many videos (I've only gone through three so far), I know there's an opportunity for some added CSS revenue whilst providing another great learning aid.

 

Another thought: Create a level-by-level introductory prelude video for students. Perhaps even an email with a few links to some of the youTube vids that introduce the skills that will be taught. There's always refinement that comes from the in-person training, but something along these lines could give a few days for students to 'get there heads around the material' before "mastering it," so to speak.

 

Just a few suggestions from a CSS fan and lover-of-learnin' I'd buy a compilation of school excerpts that were put together similarly to the twist book/dvd.

 

I apologize if this is too presumptuous but after seeing the knee to knee and hip flick 2-min videos this idea popped up.

 

Your are welcome to shoot keith a note on that: keith@superbikeschool.com

 

CF