YAMAHA CHAMPIONS RIDING SCHOOL
“Welcome to the Yamaha Champions Riding School. We aim to change your riding life by introducing you to Champions Habits: The techniques, approaches, skills, and the mindsets of the best riders in the world. These Champions Habits are the foundation of safety and consistency to whatever speed you ride, in any venue on any bike. Street riders, this is just as much for you as track riders. The best way to make safe riders is to make good riders.”
Nick Ienatsch – Lead Instructor
Whether you are early in your street riding career or headed for MotoAmerica national racing, ChampSchool is laser-focused on your riding improvement. You can bring your bike or choose a motorcycle from our ready-to-go Yamaha fleet. From the moment you arrive, prepare to be immersed. Breakfast through dinner, your instructors will be part of your every learning moment.
Our coaching staff works under a single rule: Each student gets what they need. Plain and simple. Customer satisfaction and safety tie for our first, second and third priority. We hope you join us to revolutionize your riding. You won’t be disappointed.
Need gear? No problem. We have a large selection of Alpinestars riding gear and Arai helmet rentals available. But most importantly, we’ll provide a notebook-full of Champions Habits and an experience that will serve you for the rest of your riding career.
OUR PROGRAMS
Whether you ride the street, ride the track, or just want to elevate your riding to the next level, ChampSchool has a program to match your needs. Choose from our programs below and see which is right for you.
ChampStreet is based on our street rider Sunset Clinic and was used as a baseline for the REST (Riders Essential Skills Training) program for the US Marine Corps. ChampStreet is for ANY type of motorcycle, comes in half and whole day versions, and does not require you to have full track gear (leathers).
ChampSchool 1 or 2-day curriculum builds upon two overarching principles called “Champions Habits”: How the best riders in the world ride -and- how a modern motorcycle is designed to be ridden. We shortcut your learning curve, make new riders excellent, make veteran riders even better by limiting class size and focusing on each student’s needs.
UPCOMING SCHOOLS
October 2 - October 2, 2020 → Willow Springs International Raceway
October 3 - October 4, 2020 → Willow Springs International Raceway
October 26 - October 27, 2020 → Inde Motorsports Ranch
November 2 - November 3, 2020 → Palm Beach International Raceway
November 7 - November 7, 2020 → Arizona Motorsports Park
FEATURED ARTICLES
Nick Ienatsch on Arai Helmet NEWS LIVE
Allentown, PA (September 7, 2020) Arai Helmet Americas is proud to launch its first live program with the debut of Arai News Live. This new live broadcast will feature...
Slow Your Motorcycle Longer In Corners
Next Ride Drill, Part 3 by Nick Ienatsch, July 21, 2020 Slowing longer (waiting to open the throttle) will keep you from running wide in a corner by allowing the...
Close The Throttle To The Brake Lever
Next Ride Drill, Part 2 by Nick Ienatsch, July 14, 2020 When closing the throttle you should be moving to the brake lever—even if you don’t plan to apply the...
Motorcycle Steering And Hand Pressure
Next Ride Drill, Part 1 - Nick Ienatsch July 7, 2020 Are you aware of how much pressure you input into your motorcycle’s steering while riding?- Jeff Allen In the...
There Are No Definitive Answers To Riding Technique
It depends… By Nick Ienatsch June 9, 2020 Answers to ride better and faster are not absolute and instant. Riding instructors often reply to questions with, “It depends…” - Nick Ienatsch...
Army of Darkness wins on the Yamaha Champions Riding School R1
Army Of Darkness Debuts Their 2020 Yamaha R1 in First Place at Summit Point WERA/N2 National Endurance Race June 6, 2020 Army Of Darkness, from Left, Ben Walters, Chris Manfrin,...
Carol was new to riding, ready to quit, until she came to CHAMPSCHOOL.
That time Thor’s trainer came to CHAMPSCHOOL.
Mark talks about our semi-private graduate program.
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