RORS Academy Session

RORS Academy – Technical Progression & Skills Development (3-Hour Session)

Progressive, syllabus-driven off-road coaching designed for riders ready to advance through technical obstacles, active body positioning, and carrying controlled pace on rough ground.

This is an intensive 3-hour skill-building session mapped to the structured RORS 4-Level Curriculum (Levels 1–4, 120 lessons). It is not an open practice day, trail ride, or track session—every drill is instruction-led, measured, and corrected in real time.

At a Glance

• Duration: 3 Hours (13:00 – 16:00)

• Coaching Ratio: Small group squads (Target ratio up to 1:10)

• Curriculum: Levels 1 through 4 (Progress logged for digital tracking)

• Arrival: 12:45 prompt (15 minutes prior for sign-on, briefing, and bike allocation)

Who This Is For

• RORS Intro Graduates: Riders who have completed the morning Intro or a 1-to-1 session and are ready for dynamic obstacles.

• Active Trail & Enduro Riders: Experienced off-roaders looking to eliminate bad habits, master ruts, clear logs, and save energy.

• Road Riders with Strong Control: Tarmac riders confident with basic clutch and gears who want technical loose-surface skill.

• Youth Competitors (Ages 8+): Young riders with established riding ability stepping up to technical terrain drills.

Note: Absolute beginners or riders who cannot confidently operate clutch and gears must complete the morning Off-Road Introduction session first.

What the Session Covers

Riders are grouped by ability to work through targeted modules within the RORS syllabus:

• Dynamic Body Positioning: Aggressive attack position, peg weighting, and unweighting over obstacles.

• Terrain Management: Rut negotiation, line selection, off-cambers, and steep ascents/descents.

• Technical Obstacle Mastery: Log hops, rock steps, and unweighting the suspension under load.

• Braking & Traction Dynamics: Late threshold braking, rear-wheel steering, and maintaining drive on loose climbs.

• Video Feedback: On-track visual review and corrective drills from coaches where appropriate.

Equipment & What to Bring

If hiring a bike and kit (Default):

• Machine and full safety gear are prepped and allocated for your arrival.

• Bring sports base layers (leggings/athletic top) and long riding socks. A thin balaclava or helmet liner is strongly recommended.

If bringing your own bike and gear:

• Helmet meeting current safety standards (ECE 22.05 / ECE 22.06 / ACU Gold).

• Proper motocross/enduro protective boots with ankle support (work boots and soft road boots are strictly prohibited).

• Gloves, goggles, and suitable off-road riding kit.

• Machine in safe, sound mechanical order with functional kill switch, sound brakes, and secure chain.

What Happens Next

1. Select your date and bike/rider options below.

2. Complete the digital check-in form: Emailed immediately upon booking. This captures your safety declaration, emergency contact (ICE), kit sizing, and current syllabus level self-assessment.

3. Receive event logistics: Access coordinates, gate access codes, and track notes are sent via email/WhatsApp prior to the date.

⚠️ Your booking is not finalized until the digital check-in form is submitted.