dmj120 Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 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. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve Rutter Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 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. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobie Fair Posted December 1, 2010 Report Share Posted December 1, 2010 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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