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Yamaha Champions Riding School “Ride Like A Champion” (consistently well!)
Welcome to the Yamaha Champions Riding School. We want to change your riding life. Our coaching curriculum follows two overarching principles: 1-How the best riders in the world ride. 2-How a modern motorcycle is designed to be ridden. YCRS motorcycle school focuses on what the best riders do, how the bike was designed, and we apply those techniques to whatever experience or speed each student has. YCRS riding school NJ is designed to maximize your time at our motorcycle school. You ride our perfectly-prepared Yamahas. Breakfast, lunch and night-one dinner are handled. We have AlpineStars gear and Arai helmets you can rent. Our coaching staff works under a single rule: The students get what they need. That’s it. Customer satisfaction is our first, second and third priority. read more...
September 5 - September 5, 2017 → New Jersey Motorsports Park
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Take a moment before your next ride and do 3 things.. make a plan and stick to your #Plan. Look over your motorcycle.. does my chain need adjustments? Are my controls in working order? Then check over yourself.. did I have a proper meal? I'm I hydrated? And remember make sure to have fun.. enjoy your ride! Photo credit: 4theRiders
Our Nick Ienatsch laps Mosport with Legend and World Champion Steve Baker, both Yamaha TZ750 mounted!
All students attending the September 11/12 ChampSchool at NJMP will be treated to these two TZ750s (Baker's is a CMR-framed TZ, Nick's is a Spondon-framed example). And we've invited Baker too...
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The Celebration portion of the Vintage Road Racing...
We're here at Sonoma Raceway with the Yamaha demo fleet at the Yamaha track day. Stop by and sign up if you're here! #yamaha #blucru #Rwor1d
Who shoots a scoped rifle? When you start, you struggle to get a good "sight picture", moving your head around to get the right distance and alignment of the scope to be unshaded.
As you progress, you begin to get "cheek weld" or "stock weld"...terms that mean you are placing your cheek on the stock of the rifle more consistently, finding the spot that gives you a perfect sight picture more quickly: it becomes automatic.
Think of this example with BP. Your size, your bike's layout and even your fitness level will dictate what works best for you.
At YCRS, we make it simple: What are the best riders in the world doing? We study their form and apply it with our students. Even with fitness limitations, we want to be "inside the bike's centerline" at a bare minimum.
Yamaha Champions Riding School shared N2 Track Days's post.
Nick Ienatsch talks about the importance of body p...
