Another great session at Millbrook. Tom presents, explains and demonstrates the sills and techniques in an engaging and informative way. With plenty of time and space at the venue to practice I feel more confident and better equipped to tackle the areas of my riding where I was previously tentative and apprehensive.
Next stop - to get some leathers and book on to Knee Down!

Interesting, useful, enjoyable. I changed my bike as a result of what I learned.

So did the MC1 on the 14/4/26 back today for MC2. I found I had more confidence in my ability not just to ride the bike but more understanding
of it's actions and reactions to my inputs, MC2 expanded that on how to break the bike better and safer using varying pressure on the breaks and how to load the bike for safer braking.
All in all the two courses together are a must as your knowledge of your machines movements and actions become clearer and you understand the reasons behind those actions ,I have learned a lot in two day's about your influence on your bike and what your actions or inactions cause .
Again thanks Tom thoroughly enjoyed my time with you.

Paul Sheard 15/4/26 Rufforth

The event went very well, I learnt a lot and have recommended this ourselves to friends.
Thank you
Also I bought the book

On arrival, was met by Tom, the day was well structured, Tom is a great teacher, and is full of encouragement, he gives you tips and will tell you how your progressing, each time you get off the bike, Tom is there to explain what you need to do to achieve getting your knee down, Tom makes the day an amazing experience, and yes I did get my knee down in the end, thanks Tom

I really enjoyed first course and learnt a lot more. The emergency braking was the most useful part for me. It may have saved me from serious injury or worse 5 years later. A car pulled out on me at ‘T’ junction - emergency brake training worked and I stopped few feet away. So the training was worth its weight in gold for me. Based on past experience I’m now going for the 3rd session in the series ‘cornering’.