You Suck and That's OK?! When You Are New To Supermoto

Heading out to your first track day? Here's a general guide on what to bring, and more importantly, the mindset to have when you're new!
We run weekly schools out at Adams Motorsports Park in southern California, hope you can join us!. www.socalsupermoto.com

[@burgersquid]

"You suck and that's okay" is a mantra that got me through code school years ago, too.

[@socalsupermoto]

It's the perfect place to start!

[@jun701]

😎 good vibe.

[@socalsupermoto]

always the goal!

[@jamespreacherbeck4306]

Good stuff. Hope to come to the course next year when out for US Open of Surfing. We usually stay in Corona/Riverside area.

[@socalsupermoto]

That would be awesome and super stoked to have you!

[@petebusch9069]

Good advice.

[@socalsupermoto]

Glad it was helpful!

[@frallinger]

The part about breathing is so easily looked over. The inspectors for the licensing test could even point out possible failees, based on their poise - high, tight shoulders and a hunched over stance = poor breathing = less oxygen to the old noggin. Which is the last thing you'd want in a stressful situation. Thanks for some great content and I wish there was a school like yours nearby. Hell, is be happy if there was one in the country even...

[@socalsupermoto]

the breathing has been the primary change in my coaching and personal riding. Hell my life really

[@alexgroezinger762]

What cams are you running on your bikes and what would be best for the track and some off-roading

[@socalsupermoto]

stock cams. I do love me some E cams but I didn't even bother, my bike is stock with a jet kit. Just ride the thing, ignore the internet, and do minimal mods.

[@StuntTriple]

I tell a lot of riders to go-to SoCal Supermoto for their first track day, it's a great school! I still use the homework that Brian assigns us for other track days as a way to improve throughout the day.

[@socalsupermoto]

No joke I try to use my own advice to improve through the day!