Ken Hill Podcast - EP02 :: Different Rider, Different Technique?

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Ken Hill is considered the top motorcycle riding coach in the United States. Ken has had motorcycles in his life for over 20 years and currently owns KH Coaching based in Northern California. Ken has been the lead instructor at the Freddie Spencer Riding School, Yamaha Champions Riding School and is currently based with Rickdiculous Racing and the Rick Development Camp. His racing accomplishments include track records, class championships and top 10 in AMA Superbike competition at age 41. Ken’s passion for learning and communication has led him to coaching at the very highest level of the sport, producing national championship winning riders. In addition to racing and teaching, Ken has been a test rider for RoadRacing World and Cycle World magazines, has published many articles and led press introductions for Buell, Harley-Davidson, Triumph and Pirelli Tires. Ken currently works with Rickdiculous Racing on not only improving riders’ own bike skills, but also in how our sport is taught off the bike. Ken has instructed at the Harley-Davidson University as well as been a guest speaker at Yale University and Nike.
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[@Navy1348]

These podcasts are fantastic

[@Navy1348]

The "room in your brain for something else" point is great. I've been thinking this for a long time in my line of work. Muscle memory allows me to focus much more on the developing situation in front of me. Love that point

[@hollygaming2020]

Love these videos but as an exercise science major I hate the word “muscle memory”. No such thing exists, every time you repeat a movement it is not the same and you can never match previous actions but can get very close

[@khcoaching]

Thank you for the reply! Understood and it is a term that was recommnded to me mainly to get people to understand deliberate practice.

[@hollygaming2020]

Ken Hill Coaching agreed, it’s a good word to use but they railed us on it in college so it always irks me 😂 thank you for doing all of this, my friends and I greatly appreciate it!

[@khcoaching]

@@hollygaming2020 All good! I'm always trying to improve and if there is a better way, I'm open to learn so you can improve too.

[@hollygaming2020]

Ken Hill Coaching thanks! I’m hitting TGPR this weekend with STT so hoping to test some of this out 😁