world class rider training

Become A Better Rider Here
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2 SCHOOLS.  1 Rally.

We are proud to host two of the best rider training programs in the U.S.:

 

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COED RIDER TRAINING

Presented by D.A.R.T and SheADV, instructors Ben Dragoo and Shalmarie Wilson will lead Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 training Th, Fr, Sa and Su.

Limited Availability.  Classes are 1/2 format.  Max class size capped at only 16. The bulk of the class will take place within our special teaching corrals onsite:

  1. Level 1 Introductory Bike Training – Thursday 8:30-11:30, Friday 1-4pm, Saturday 8:30-11:30
  2. Level 2 Intermediate Bike Training – Thursday 1-4pm, Friday 8:30-11:30, Saturday 1-4
  3. Level 3 Advanced Bike Training – Sunday 8:30-11:30

“What’s the difference between the Introductory and Intermediate classes?”

  • The Introductory class is naturally geared toward a newer rider, interested in learning the basics of riding off-road, balancing and traction control.
  • The Intermediate delves much deeper into those core competencies and includes some training on surfaces that are more challenging than the intro class. In a nutshell, unless you’re a new-ish rider (less than 2 years adv experience), consider the Intermediate class.
  • The Advanced class will offer training in more difficult terrain/situations and will include riding competition skill building.

Space is very limited.

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WOMEN’S RIDER TRAINING

SheADV lead instructor Shalmarie Wilson directs the optional Woman’s Program training, with the help of several female assistant instructors.​

DirtDaze offers a comfortable place for women to network with other female ADV riders while growing skills and having fun adventuring together.

The optional Level One and TWO training is offered:

  • Level 1 Women’s Introductory Bike Training – Wednesday 1-4pm, Friday 8:30-11:30
  • Level 2 Women’s Intermediate Bike Training – Thursday 8:30-11:30, Saturday 8:30-11:30

“What’s the difference between the Introductory and Intermediate classes?”

  • The Introductory class is naturally geared toward a newer rider, interested in learning the basics of riding off-road, balancing and traction control.
  • The Intermediate delves much deeper into those core competencies and includes some training on surfaces that are more challenging than the intro class. In a nutshell, unless you’re a new-ish rider (less than 2 years adv experience), consider the Intermediate class.

Space is very limited.

 

*You must have a valid DirtDAZE wristband & sign the release form to participate in D.A.R.T Training.

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