Advanced Motorcycle Training Making Progress Risks Safety And Is A Load Of Crap

Advanced Motorcycle training safety risks!
Advanced motorcycle training is posing significant risks.
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Hey everyone! Welcome back to my channel. Today, we’re diving into a critical topic that’s been on many riders' minds: the concept of ‘Making Progress’ in motorcycle training. If you’ve ever felt pressured to ride faster or make unnecessary overtakes while working towards an advanced qualification, this video is for you. We’ll explore why these practices, rooted in Motorcycle Roadcraft designed for police riders, aren’t always safe for civilian motorcyclists.
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We’ll debunk the myth that speed equals progress and show you how real progress is all about good observation, anticipation, and planning. Riding is meant to be enjoyable and safe, so it’s important to ride within your limits. We'll discuss why certain elements of Roadcraft should be revised or removed from civilian training programs like RoSPA and IAM to better suit everyday riders.
You'll also learn practical tips for maintaining a good average speed without compromising safety. Remember, making progress is not about rushing but about minimizing unnecessary stops through smart riding techniques.
If you’re feeling pressured during your training, don’t hesitate to speak up. Good instructors should support you, not push you beyond your comfort zone. And if needed, consider finding a new trainer who prioritizes your safety and confidence.
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Caution though...
Civilian riders are not operational police officers and do not, or at least should not, need to push their safety boundaries to the same extent. The primary goal for civilian riders should be to enhance safety and riding enjoyment without taking unnecessary risks. While the principles of I.P.S.G.A. provide a solid foundation for advanced riding skills, riders should apply these techniques within their own limits and in accordance with their specific riding comfort levels, perceived safety and abilities.
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Stay tuned, ride safe, and let's redefine what it means to make progress on the road. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more riding tips and discussions. Ride smart and see you in the next video!
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00:00 Introduction
00:14 The Roadcraft System
00:54 Debunk the myth of motorcycle progression
01:14 The "Police" Motorcycle System
01:43 Safety over speed
02:18 What is real motorcycle progress
02:45 Speed does NOT equal progress
02:56 Some motorcycle rider advise
03:25 Safety is first, as you see it
03:52 If your trainer is pushing you
04:43 Poor training
05:13 Advice for teachers, trainers and observers
05:43 Personal message from me
08:11 READ THIS!