04-07-12, 08:29 AM
All i can say really is that "I" am a better rider than i was before i did the extra training with IAM. Not saying i am better than anyone else, only that i am better than i was.
all this personal bitching is kind of pointless, i think everyone will agree that any structured extra training is better than no training at all.
im all for training no matter if that is rospa, iam or even going back to a training school for extra lessons or even instructor bassed track time. all of it helps with your skill levels.
With the IAM system i took what i felt was of use and what i was willing to use on a daily ride, some things i didnt take on board (right or wrongly) because i knew i wouldnt stick to it. (for example the sticking to the left gutter on right hand bends, i knew i wouldnt take it to the extreams asked of me on a daily ride by my self)
At some point i want to also do rospa as well, just because i know i still have a lot to learn about riding. even though i have been on bikes pretty much since i was 14 and 90% of that time i have owned a bike.
all this personal bitching is kind of pointless, i think everyone will agree that any structured extra training is better than no training at all.
im all for training no matter if that is rospa, iam or even going back to a training school for extra lessons or even instructor bassed track time. all of it helps with your skill levels.
With the IAM system i took what i felt was of use and what i was willing to use on a daily ride, some things i didnt take on board (right or wrongly) because i knew i wouldnt stick to it. (for example the sticking to the left gutter on right hand bends, i knew i wouldnt take it to the extreams asked of me on a daily ride by my self)
At some point i want to also do rospa as well, just because i know i still have a lot to learn about riding. even though i have been on bikes pretty much since i was 14 and 90% of that time i have owned a bike.
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