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.
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).
ChampDay is a Bring Your Own Bike program and designed for those who cannot commit to a two-day program and often called “ChampSchool Light”. ChampDay introduces the rider to the Champions Habits, ultimately building the foundation for safer and faster riders while improving overall control of your motorcycle.
UPCOMING SCHOOLS
April 14 - April 15, 2020 → Inde Motorsports Ranch
May 18 - May 18, 2020 → New Jersey Motorsports Park
May 19 - May 20, 2020 → New Jersey Motorsports Park
May 25 - May 25, 2020 → High Plains Raceway (HPR)
FEATURED ARTICLES
Linear Progression And Practice Is Key To Speed And Safety
Fear and Lean Angle: Part 3 by Nick Ienatsch. March 31, 2020 Chris Peris (pictured) and teammate Ben Walters have won five WERA Heavyweight endurance titles in a row, and...
Freddie Spencer’s Discipline Made Him A Champion
Fear and Lean Angle, Part 2 by Nick Ienatsch, March 24, 2020 A decade ago I was invited to participate in a Cycle World 600cc comparison test at the Streets of Willow...
Trail-Braking’s True Purpose
Fear and Lean Angle: Part 1 By Nick Ienatsch After lapping with YCRS instructors Kyle Wyman or Chris Peris, my question is always the same, “Where am I slow?” These...
Breaking Trail On Trail-Braking
by ben younger Wednesday, June 22, 2011 Ben Younger. Writer, Director, Motorcycle Rider.- ben younger collection Article was originally written for SuperBikePlanet in 2011. Some names, prices and locations have...
Motorcycle Track Therapy For A Combat Marine
Mark Thompson’s track-riding journey continues. - February 25, 2020 Nick’s Introduction: Last week retired Marine Mark Thompson described the therapeutic positives of track riding for warriors suffering with PTSD. Within that description,...
PTSD Track Therapy
Marines riding quickly to stand still. - Mark Thompson February 18, 2020 Nick’s introduction: A strong argument can be made that a member of the United States military and a roadracing...
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