TRAFFIC SURVIVAL

The definitive online curriculum for mastering motorcycle riding in the challenging environment of public roads.

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43 Video Lessons
Interactive Quizes
Skills and strategies for all types of riders
Data-driven best practices used by world-class riders
Bonus material

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$79.95

Stay safe on the street

Riding on the street can be dangerous due to distracted drivers, traffic, and poor roads, making motorcyclists 28 times more likely to face fatal accidents than car drivers. Traffic Survival is designed to give any rider, on any bike, the skills and strategies needed to enjoy every street ride and have more fun on two wheels for many years to come.

Instructor(s): Nick Ienatsch, Keith Culver, Jen Dunstan, Steve Ritchey

Class Length: 6 chapters, 43 videos (4 hrs)

Prerequisite: Champions Habits: The Core Curriculum

Who Is this for?

If traffic has scared you into quitting or reduced your riding joy, welcome to the approaches and solutions that will bring safety and enjoyment while riding in the real world.

Traffic Survival is designed to give any rider, on any bike, the skills and strategies needed to enjoy every street ride and have more fun on two wheels for many years to come.

How this Works

See and Be Seen

Who, what, how, why? Meet your team of instructors, hear the plan of Logical Paranoia and how to survive in traffic seen or unseen.

Develop Your Vision

Eyes guide our bike while steering, throttle, and brakes get us through danger zones and into traffic safety bubbles. Learn the OODA Loop that keeps Marine Corps aviators sharp and riders safe.

Develop Your Vision

Eyes guide our bike while steering, throttle, and brakes get us through danger zones and into traffic safety bubbles. Learn the OODA Loop that keeps Marine Corps aviators sharp and riders safe.

Master the Mental and Physical

Riding well is 100% physical and 100% mental. It’s not enough to be an expert rider. We must also come into the urban traffic world equipped with a “logically-paranoid” mental outlook and a healthy dose of patience and judgement.

Meet Your Instructors

This instructor team has heard too many ex-riders say they were scared to ride in traffic, making this ChampU arguably the most important class we’ve taught.

Join expert rider, YCRS chief instructor, and moto-journalist Nick Ienatsch, as he and his team of world-class riders empower you with the knowledge needed for a safer, more enjoyable ride.

Chapter Plan

The best way to stay safe on the street is to master motorcycle vehicle dynamics, understand the unique dangers of the road, and learn how the best riders in the world avoid them.

Course Curriculum

Watch the video lectures and complete your project at your own pace, on your own time. You’ll have lifetime access to the course, so jump back into the content whenever you need a refresher.

Introduction

Who, what, how, why? Meet your team of instructors, hear the plan of Logical Paranoia and how to survive in traffic seen or unseen. This instructor team has heard too many ex-riders say they were scared to ride in traffic, making this ChampU arguably the most important class we’ve taught! If traffic has scared you into quitting or reduced your riding joy, welcome to the approaches and solutions that will bring safety and enjoyment while riding in the real world.

Bike Placement

Eyes guide our bike while steering, throttle and brakes get us through danger zones and into traffic safety bubbles. Learn the OODA Loop that keeps Marine Corps aviators sharp and leads riders to find escape routes, identify pinch points, and hugely important: use surrounding traffic for a massive safety advantage.

Mental and Physical

Traffic survival counts on strong riding skills, the ability to expertly adjust speed and ride a line within inches of our desired path of travel because sometimes inches count. We must be ready for an emergency stop or line change…and perform them under pressure. This section describes situations that take exact approaches and precise bike control.

You know our line: Riding well is 100% physical and 100% mental. It’s not enough to be an expert rider, a winning roadracer, a rider who got a bike when they were four years old. We must also come into the urban traffic world equipped with a “logically-paranoid” mental outlook and a healthy dose of patience and judgement.

Tips and Tricks

A treasure trove of valuable insights that elevate your motorcycle riding prowess. Uncover time-tested strategies, expert maneuvers, and insider knowledge that seasoned riders swear by. From handling challenging terrains to navigating traffic with finesse, this chapter is a goldmine of practical advice aimed at enhancing your skills and confidence on the road.

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