Kory Ellis class results

[daddio]

well, the class went real well. I would definately recomend, that anybody serious about racing, take the class. even if you don't want to ride "pro", you will benefit.

[JR3]

how much was it:eek2:

[YLW400]

Is this a school that he hosts?

[daddio]

$300. Kory got 150 and the promoter got 150. Kory hosted it and Daryl Patton was the demonstrator most of the day. then Kory suited up and rode. the biggest part of Kory's time was spent watching the students (9 each day) and giving them pointers. it was a good 8 hrs and 2 tanks of fuel in our blaster. well worth it.
contact alba for more info on future classes.

[member]

doug gusts class is 500 bucks, so thats just for a comparison

[YLW400]

Where are all of these classes held?

[daddio]

http://www.theatvcompound.com/forums/uploads/thumbs/498.jpg http://www.theatvcompound.com/forums/uploads/thumbs/497.jpg
[IMG]http://www.theatvcompound.com/forums/uploads/thumbs/495.jpg Kory and Reed after the classhttp://www.theatvcompound.com/forums/uploads/thumbs/496.jpg Kory watching Reed

[SHOCKER]

hmm, i might need one next monday night at el cajon, but $300 no way, ill have to talk with the other cory

[AndreS]

I attended the class on sunday, had a great time, pushed myself harder than i ever have & learned a lot.... i also broke some stuff. Kory & Darrel did a great job coaching & demonstrating. I know i got faster in the sections we were working on, but the real question is: can i apply it on race day when the gate drops? i know i need more practice to focus on each thing more.

the cost of the course mostly paid for Kory & Darrel to come up from California. what went to the promoter paid for track time(practice tickets), drinks, & other misc expenses for the course(fixing the water truck, etc.)... i doubt he made much on it, if anything.... he put in a lot of work, as did many others watering, & working on the sidelines during the class.
special thanks need to be given to the members of OPMC that helped make it happen too.