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Author Topic: Doc Wong Motorcycle Ergonomics & Optimal Riding Position Workshop-Jan 8 Friday!  (Read 1278 times)
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« on: December 07, 2009, 12:13:26 PM »

Doc Wong Motorcycle Ergonomics & Optimal Riding Position Workshop-Jan 8 Friday night!

I'm really excited about this workshop because of the wonderful feedback I've been wonderful!

Not only do you get the knowledge necessary to ride with more confidence and with less pain, but during the workshop, I'll personally coach you on your bike on everything I talked about during the talk.

When: Friday, January 8, 2010! 7:15pm-8:30pm
Where: Active Life Medical Center (Chiropractic and Alternative Care)
           1391 Woodside Road, Suite 200
           Redwood City, CA 94061
How to register: just e-mail me at: docwong@aol.com
Cost:  $0.00

This workshop is designed to help you make the necessary adjustments *
to your riding positons and to your bike to optimize your personal *
efficiency and comfort of riding your motorcycle in all conditions.

To achieve this, I'll be covering different riding styles or positions *
on different bikes in differing conditons along with what needs to be *
changed to ergonomically fit your bike to you. *Also, I'll cover the *
most common neck, back and wrist problems I see and what you can do to *
ride comfortably.

Riding Positions will include optimal positions for street, sport, *
toruing, racing and dirt or dual sport riding. *Which positions *
produce optimum performance and which get riders into trouble along *
with which causes the most pain and what to do about it. *I'll *
demonstate on a couple of very different bikes, a sport bike and an *
upright dual sport bike. *That way I can demonstrate the range of *
riding positions and the range of ergonomic adjustments you can do to *
your bike. Find out how certain riding styles and poor bike setup can *
be hazardous and how to solve them. The end result is you being more *
comfortable on your bike with less fatigue and having more fun!

The ergonomics part of this workshop will cover how to adjust your *
bike to your body and style of riding. The ergonomics of different *
bike types and body types will be addressed and participants will have *
a working knowledge of what do do with their bikes *
adjustments.Optimize your bike for your riding style. *Adjusting *
levers, foot controls, handlber bar placements

I'll also cover exercises and stretches for you neck, back and wrists.

After the talk and demonstrations, etc we'll go downstairs where *
you'll get on your bike and I'll coach you on body position and make *
suggestions on the ergonomics of your motorcycle.
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« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2009, 10:34:59 AM »

This clinic is in two weeks!
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« Reply #2 on: December 21, 2009, 10:55:56 AM »

So what makes you qualified to teach any of this?
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« Reply #3 on: December 28, 2009, 10:18:22 AM »

Hey MrIncredible,

Absolutely nothing. I don't have one single certification of motorcycle instructorship. And I don't even claim to be an expert.  Shocked

However, that said, over 40,000 riders have now gone thru my various classes, clinics and rides and they seem to get a lot out of it. 

So my question to you is are you looking to see if you can learn something and perhaps improve your riding or are you just taking pot shots?  popcorn
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« Reply #4 on: December 28, 2009, 10:23:45 AM »

wait, he's a chiropractor? if the clinic is about proper positioning of your body for a healthy body and that can somehow be tied to a riding position, then a chiropractor IS the person who should be teaching this. wish i could be there, with a working bike of course
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« Reply #5 on: December 28, 2009, 06:05:16 PM »

Hey MrIncredible,

Absolutely nothing. I don't have one single certification of motorcycle instructorship. And I don't even claim to be an expert.  Shocked

However, that said, over 40,000 riders have now gone thru my various classes, clinics and rides and they seem to get a lot out of it. 

So my question to you is are you looking to see if you can learn something and perhaps improve your riding or are you just taking pot shots?  popcorn

Oh, I'm taking pot shots. What of it?
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