‘Take Control’
of YOU, your BIKE & your FUTURE
Take Control - Progressing with Confidence
Around the country Advanced Training has many different names, this is because some labels sound better than others.
The words Advanced Training can be off-putting. Just think of it as raising your standard.


Course Overview
Embrace the next phase of your riding journey with the ‘Take Control’ course, a specially designed programme for riders advancing their skills on more powerful motorcycles.
This affordable course is just £70 for a full days education with riding tuition from experts.
If you’ve completed Bike Safe or thinking about it, this is the perfect course for you.
But unlike other courses, you can enrol on as many of these courses as you want. Our aim is to help improve your riding over a period of time.
IT'S A WIN:WIN
The Riders – Improve their skills
The Trainers – Deliver high level coaching
Who’s It For?
Ideal for motorcyclists moving to bigger bikes, returning riders, or those aiming to refine their skills, this course aims to boost both ability and confidence.
If you are a rider who is having problems, or have just passed your test and want to develop your skills further this is the best way to do it.
You can enrol on as many training days as you like to elevate your riding skills. You will be taught how to ride properly and safely in a group, cornering and overtaking are on the training agenda each day. This is to develop you as a rider and reduce risk.
What To Expect
With a maximum of 10 riders in a group (with two trainers), you can expect a very professional training programme.
Classroom briefing:
This starts the day and allows you to fully understand the changes required to elevate your riding skills. You can ask questions and really hone in on the changes that are required.
Assessment:
An initial ride will settle you into the day with an overall look at your current riding skills. A development plan is created and discussed with you to work on.
Training opportunities:
Throughout the rest of the day, the guidance will start to make some meaningful changes to your riding. Making it structured, methodical and better in every way.
Unlock advanced riding techniques with an expert trainer who is dedicated to help you learn new skills.

The Course Programme
Tailored around your personal growth, the course ensures a high level of personal attention. It promises a dedicated training and learning experience.
The main areas of training covered are:
Steering
Setting Solid Foundations
Benefits Of The Course

The ‘Take Control’ Course not only elevates your riding skills, it helps you understand what Professional Advanced Riding looks like.

The huge hidden benefit is that it will change the way you ride forever, riding will become easier and far more enjoyable.

You won't be going out on your bike on an aimless ride anymore, you can actually go out and practise the basic advanced skills you’ve been taught after you complete this safety based course.
FAQs
What You Need To Know
- Offered on weekends to allow you to Enjoy rider Training without losing days holiday.
- You’ll need to be in possession of all your relevant documents to prove your motorcycle is roadworthy.
- Bring some money for lunch and turn up with a full tank of fuel.
- Courses start at 09.30am and finish around 3.30pm.

The Next Steps After Course Completion
Completing the “Take Control” course not only boosts your current skills but sets you on a path for continuous development and future growth.
Ready to harness the power of your motorcycle with unmatched skill and confidence?
Consider further education.
Online E-Learning Platform & App
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Ready to harness the power of your motorcycle with unmatched skill and confidence?
What Our Customers Say

Please tell Laura that the Take Control Course I attended recently, stood me in great stead on my latest trip to Brittany and Normandy from which I returned yesterday.
As a result of the training, I felt much more confident riding in France and I remembered to use my rear brake approaching islands and traffic lights. I also tried hard to keep within the speed limit whilst enjoying the twisty roads in France! (lol) Thanks for a valuable day.John Wheatley













