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Upgrade from this course to the Survival Skills advanced course?
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One to One training?
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Bring a friend?
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Full briefing?
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Weekend training?
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Course Summary
Trainees who've done a course with Survival Skills have been badgering me for some time about running refreshers. So here we are; if you have already taken training with Survival Skills
then consider a refresher session.
Alternatively, if you went to another advanced training school (including the IAM or RoSPA test), then a Survival Skills Refresher is a great way of widening your experience of
advanced riding skills - not every course is the same and advanced riding is not a one stop shopping experience!
You'll be led through a series of exercises to remind you of what was covered on your course and you'll get a selection of complex riding situations in urban and rural conditions to really
give you a work out and see how your skills stand up to real world riding.
Location
Kent or Oxford (This course can also be taken in France, Montgomery (mid-Wales), Tideswell (Peak District) and Dartmouth (Devon)
More Information
Course Content
This course aims to re-explore the main concepts of your previous Survival Skills advanced course or Bends course, so starts with an assessed ride. From there on, the content will be flexible,
based on how we both perceive your needs.
Format of the course
The practical session will usually commence at 10am, beginning with a briefing over a coffee (allowing you to revive after the ride to meet us) followed by a discussion about attitudes to
riding in general. We will then move onto the road to explore the theory in real life. We pause for a short break for tea and a bite to eat mid course and end the day around 3pm with a debrief.
Training will be sometimes be on a 2:1 basis. If you wish to take training with a friend or partner, we will be happy to arrange that, and the second rider will qualify for a 50% discount.
Logistics and teaching
Survival Skills courses use professional quality bike to bike radios, allowing real-time coaching and correction.
Course content has been researched in depth, is exhaustively tested and subject to continual review and improvement. Courses are structured and employ proven teaching techniques.
Outcome goals are set based on your riding needs. Using the "learning loop" of explanation, demonstration, practice and correction, you are set clearly understandable and achievable goals
at all times.
Quite simply YOU, the trainee, come first at Survival Skills!
So why settle for less? Book a Survival Skills course now for the very best in qualified, independent advanced training.
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