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Tactical Moto Gym

Tactical Moto Rodeo is a motorcycle training course designed for intermediate riders who have already completed a beginner course and are ready to elevate their skills to the next level. Drawing from the proven training methods used by police motor oficers, this course emphasizes precision, control and real-world emergency handling.

Key focus areas include:

  • Slow-speed mastery: Friction zone control, rear brake dragging, counterbalancing, and visual directional control
  • Emergency maneuvers: Quick stops and swerving for crash avoidance
  • Each time you return to our course, you will experience fresh layouts and exercises, ensuring you learn new techniques and challenges every time you attend. The course builds progressively and concludes with the legendary "Rat Race" — an exciting, time trial maze that tests your skills in a fun, competitive format.

Perfect for riders seeking higher level moto proficiency for survival in the dynamic traffic environments of Southern California. Come sharpen your skills and experience the thrills!

Prerequisites:

  • 3 months or 1,000 miles of riding experience. Attending a beginner motorcycle course prior to this course is strongly recommended.
  • Must have a basic level of proficiency with counter-steering and use of the Friction Zone.
  • A valid motorcycle license.

A motorcycle in good condition:

  • Street legal
  • Registered and insured
  • Tires must have enough tread
  • No leaks of any kind

Bikes will be inspected before course. Crash Bars or Frame Sliders are strongly recommended.

Proper protective riding gear:

  • DOT approved helmet
  • Full finger, motorcycle specific gloves for road riding
  • Riding jacket
  • Sturdy pants
  • Over the ankle boots with padding around ankles

Investment: $250 per rider

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Tactical Moto Rodeo

Tactical Moto Gym is an advanced motorcycle training course designed specifically for intermediate to advanced riders seeking to elevate their skills to elite levels. Drawing inspiration from the cutting-edge techniques employed by top Moto Gymkhana riders in Japan, this course emphasizes precision, control, and fluidity.

The program centers on proven Japanese Moto Gymkhana methods.

Key focus areas include:

  • Japanese Self-Steering: Mastering the bike's natural geometry and balance for effortless directional changes and tighter lines.
  • Trail Braking: Advanced brake application while leaned over to maintain stability, adjust speed and help the bike turn easily. Visual Directional Control — Using precise head turns and vision techniques to guide the bike intuitively and accurately through complex maneuvers.
  • Visual Directional Control: Using precise head turns and vision techniques to guide the bike intuitively and accurately through complex maneuvers.
  • Throttle Timing: Perfecting smooth, timed throttle inputs for optimal traction and acceleration out of turns.
  • Line selection: Strategically choosing and adapting lines to maximize efficiency, speed, and safety in tight situations.

Something that sets Tactical Moto Gym apart is its ever-evolving layout; the course setup changes with every return visit. This deliberate variety ensures riders continually adapt to new challenges, exposing them to fresh applications of the core techniques each time. It builds true adaptability and somatic vison rather than rote repetition. The course culminates in a Moto Gymkhana time trial, where participants put their refined skills to the ultimate test.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your edge for street riding, track days or simply want to experience the pinnacle of motorcycle control inspired by Japan's world-class riders, Tactical Moto Gym delivers transformative training that pays dividends every time you ride.

Prerequisites:

  • 3 months or 1,000 miles of riding experience. Attending a beginner motorcycle course and/or Tactical Moto Rodeo prior to this course is recommended.
  • Must have a basic level of proficiency with counter-steering, throttle control, visual directional control and use of the Friction Zone.
  • A valid motorcycle license.

A motorcycle in good condition:

  • Street legal
  • Registered and insured
  • Tires must have enough tread
  • No leaks of any kind

Bikes will be inspected before course. Crash Bars or Frame Sliders are strongly recommended.

Proper protective riding gear:

  • DOT approved helmet
  • Full finger, motorcycle specific gloves for road riding
  • Riding jacket
  • Sturdy pants (motorcycle specific riding pants are recommended)
  • Over the ankle boots with padding around ankles

Investment: $200 per rider

Continue To Registration