I've just got back from a day of off road training with SkyGod. I have never ridden on anything except the road in 28 years. I've entered the Land's End Trial and desperately needed to know the basics of riding on green lanes.
It was the best money I have ever spent on myself, I should have done something like this 20 years ago.
The day was organised with an introduction to the day, close control work in a carpark, then braking practice, up and down hill practise, then progressively harder green lanes. Lunch was also thrown in at a great cafe I'd never noticed before on previous days out in Derbyshire.
The whole thing was confidence inspiring and the training was done at my pace.
I borrowed a bike for the training, a DR650, which was easily handleable, my own bike would have been too much for a first time.
I would recommend this training to anyone considering green laning.
A great day, great tuition by an awesome tutor. (Did I get that right Gaz?)
Seriously, money well spent. I can't wait for my next day out.
It was the best money I have ever spent on myself, I should have done something like this 20 years ago.
The day was organised with an introduction to the day, close control work in a carpark, then braking practice, up and down hill practise, then progressively harder green lanes. Lunch was also thrown in at a great cafe I'd never noticed before on previous days out in Derbyshire.
The whole thing was confidence inspiring and the training was done at my pace.
I borrowed a bike for the training, a DR650, which was easily handleable, my own bike would have been too much for a first time.
I would recommend this training to anyone considering green laning.
A great day, great tuition by an awesome tutor. (Did I get that right Gaz?)
Seriously, money well spent. I can't wait for my next day out.



