Jimmy Lewis Class Structure
6/2/2012 8am-4pm Keyesville CA

• You understand and execute the drills properly
• Lunch and drinks to keep you hydrated throughout the day.
• Dinner with the group on Saturday night. 5pm
• The class is fun as well as informative.
• We teach all levels of riders and even advanced riders are pretty impressed with what they get out of the drills.
• These are the same base skills I practiced when racing to ISDE Gold Medals, Baja 1000 overall wins, extreme enduro finishes at races like Last Man standing and Erzberg as well as saving energy while riding and becoming a better trial rider
• Learn on on one from a World Class Pro-See Jimmy's bio.

Cost of class: 
$150 or more donation to Stewards of the Sequoia (normally $300 for one day of instruction)
Please register now by making your $150 donation, as class places will be given on first donate basis.


DAY ONE LEARNING THE BASICS AND MUCH MORE:
This day is dedicated to the basics and learning what it takes to control the motorcycle to the max. The skills include balance, braking, acceleration, clutch and throttle control plus much more. Once you master these skills Jimmy will help you apply the skills to a practical situation.

We teach bike control without wasting muscle energy, in essence harvesting the bikes energy to perform what seemed impossible. Near noon we break for lunch. This is a great time to get to know the other classmates and trade bench racing stories, also a good time to pick Jimmy’s brain about riding technique. Believe us when we tell you that you will be in overload right now. Typically we head out for a few more drills, post lunch, then accompany you on a trail situations drill through the beautiful Nevada desert to apply your skills. Finishing off the day we retreat to the casino for dinner and good times with newly made riding buddies
 

WOW!
Jimmy is putting the student in an awkward position on the bike. This is simulating how to be in the correct riding position. Notice how far back the student is, he is thinking to himself "what the heck did I get myself into?", however he is completely safe. We practice out of control situations in a controlled and safe manner. After this drill the student will know what it is like to ride up and down a steep hill, and he will know that it is important to get in the proper riding position.   Disclaimer: do not try this at home, the bikes are heavy and unstable in this position.


Schedule for the day

• Registration 9:30am
• Introduction and group talk
• Get on the bike and make adjustments to levers and brakes
• Head out to riding area and start instruction
• Lunch
• Go back out to riding area for more instruction
• Finished for the day and head back to the truck
• Dinner provided by Stewards of the Sequoia at Cyclesmiths in Kernville