Total Control course

 First, hello to everyone.  I've been "lurking" for a bit and have learned
quite a bit from the veteran ( and the newbies, too) riders here.

Okay, my question - has anyone taken the Lee Parks' Total Control course and
if so, what are your thoughts?  I've read the book and he has a few ideas
just a bit different from what might be considered the normal mantra for
riding.

Thanks.

 
I have not taken the course.

I found this page interesting reading.

http://www.leeparksdesign.com/miscpage_002.asp

After seeing the photo of the cruiser with the frame just about touching the
ground, I'm not sure I'd want to take my bike through the course. : )

I'm also intrigued by the reference to "racetrack" courses.  I didn't know
such things exist.

I think I'll take the MSF experienced rider course first, ... : )

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"Just about"?

Those *are* sparks underneath, you know...

 
And what's up with the guy on the left who is holding up the motorcycle
using his knee?

Is that some kind of a strength exercise of what?

Does he then toss the bike up and go to the other knee?
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