Yamaha Champions Riding School has added a new product to their digital curriculum, the Champ U: New Rider class. Previously, ChampSchool only provided Core Curriculum Habits of Champions online (in addition to their in-person ChampSchool and ChampStreet programs, of course). While the Champion’s Routine, consisting of 12 modules and a final set of exercises, focuses on improving riding ability, the new Rider class is geared towards non-riders, those who might be considering enjoying the fun of two-wheelers, as well as new and old riders. For more information, read the press release below from Yamaha Champions Riding School.
Yamaha Champions Riding School, the leading motorcycle riding school in North America, is proud to announce the new digital curriculum of Champions University: New Rider.
Champ U: New Rider features more than three hours of digital content with 35 lessons, 28 quizzes, and exercises designed to prepare students for gear as a motorcyclist. This interactive course follows the ChampSchool tradition of explaining the real “why” of everything a new rider must know, from how to clutch to properly and safely practicing emergency braking.
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ChampSchool founder Nick Ienatsch said: “Schools with new driver parking are the gateway to our sport and they’ve done the job of attracting hundreds of thousands of licensed riders. driving license on the road.
Related: ChampSchool 2023 partial schedule announced
Why choose ‘Champ U: New Driver’?
Ienatsch says the goal with New Rider is twofold:
One: Use the accessibility of the internet to provide motorcycling best practices to anyone interested in becoming a long-term motorcyclist or any current motorist interested in becoming a motorcyclist. intended to improve.
“These best practices are data-driven and focused on dramatically reducing risk while dramatically increasing driving pleasure,” says Ienatsch. “Champ U: Student The new racer can quickly become an excellent racer.”
Two: Reinforce existing license-free classes with proven background and facts to not only win a license, but really be ready to go.
“Licensing doesn’t make you a safe driver! Understanding how a motorcycle performs best and what inputs yield the best results is important; New Rider goes above and beyond to teach how to practice and refine these inputs for lifelong success.”
Champ U: New Rider is designed for non-racers, new riders and old riders. This digital curriculum is accessible from anywhere in the world with an internet connection and fits almost any budget with prices starting at $19.95. More information is available at Champions University Champ U . courses website.
Champ U: New Rider is part of Champions University’s growing ecosystem of digital motorcycle training tools, including Champ U: Core Curriculum with over 15,000 users and hundreds of reviews five star price. Champ U also has a number of driver education aids such as a members-only forum and new for 2023, Video Coaching: stay tuned for our Video Coaching coming soon announced.
“We know that riders who are well trained and wear the right gear have more fun, ride longer and encourage more motorcyclists,” says Ienatsch. “Our mission is to provide quality motor education to all riders and develop motor sport. Champ U: New Rider will be a powerful tool to achieve our goals.”
About Yamaha Champions Equestrian School:
Yamaha Champions Equestrian School (ChampSchool) is the nation’s leading motorcycle training program. ChampSchool is an outgrowth of the Freddie Spencer High Performance Equestrian School and is led by rider, author and former Spencer right-hand man, Nick Ienatsch. ChampSchool uses the “Habits of Champions” to teach all riders the skills and techniques used by the world’s top riders to go faster, safer, while also practicing focuses on how modern motorcycles are designed to be driven. ChampSchool does its best to help all motorcyclists be safer and have better control over their riding, no matter what type of bike they ride.
