Description: This module introduces clutch-up wheelies, a fundamental stunt where you use the clutch and throttle to lift the front wheel. The focus is on learning to pop the front wheel up in a controlled manner using the clutch, rather than just power alone. Mastering clutch-ups sets the stage for longer wheelies later. Key Skills Learned: Clutch and Throttle Control: Body Position: Proper positioning

In this module, you’ll move from basic wheelies to finding and riding at the balance point – the sweet spot where the bike can coast on one wheel with minimal acceleration. Balance point coasting refers to sustaining a wheelie by fine control rather than brute power, effectively “hovering” the bike at the tipping point of gravity and throttle. This is an advanced wheelie skill that requires sharp technique and mental composure.

This module covers burnouts, one of the most classic motorcycle stunts. A burnout involves spinning the rear tire to break traction while the front brake (or your weight and technique) keeps the bike more or less in place, producing smoke and spectacle. You will learn both static burnouts (stationary or in-place burnouts) and rolling burnouts Mastering burnouts builds your throttle and brake finesse and introduces concepts of traction control that will be useful for drifting and other stunts.

You will develop the ability to maneuver your motorcycle in tight circles and flowing loops. This has a dual meaning in this context: it covers both technical tight-turn riding skills (like full-lock turns, figure-8s, etc. at slow speeds) and the stunt riding feat of performing “circles” You will learn to confidently make your bike turn very sharply and continuously, whether at low speed or during a stunt. This module bridges the gap between pure slow-speed control and advanced circular stunts.

This hones your slow-speed technical riding. The art of controlling your motorcycle with precision at walking pace or even a standstill. Skills here include tight U-turns (building on Module 4), balance trials (how slow can you go without putting a foot down), and even near zero speed moves. The focus is on fine clutch control, balance, and coordination. These skills benefit every rider, especially those on heavy bikes, by improving overall control and confidence in traffic or tricky terrain

This tackles some of the most eye-catching stunt maneuvers – those involving unconventional body positions, such as the stand up and other related tricks that require exceptional balance and body control. These stunts push the limits of rider. you’ll learn how shifting your body around the bike affects the bike’s behavior. While extremely advanced and risky, practicing elements of these can greatly improve your overall balance and confidence on the bike.

We go from parking lot stunt skills to real-world performance riding: carving mountain twisties. This is about translating your advanced control skills into confident, swift cornering on curvy roads.We’ll cover cornering technique, body positioning for lean, throttle/brake strategy for tight bends, and how to handle the unique challenges of mountain roads (elevation changes, hairpins etc) being both fast and safe, carrying good pace through corners while maintaining control and margin for error.