Thanks Balki, glad you feel you got something out of it. Balki is an experienced and capable rider, like many people on here, and it's as much about what such a rider is doing right as wrong. Each person has areas where they feel less confident or there might be different ways of looking at a situation. It's not like the Marines, it's not about breaking someone down and then building them up again. It can be about basic stuff; like not indicating without looking back first and hitting another cyclist in the face with your hand, as happened to me a couple of days ago. Helmet, high-vis and no idea. Mostly with experienced riders though it's about being assertive, aware and able to communicate. Generally I think forum members know a lot of this already.
Anyone who is interested in training for themselves or someone they know feel free to get in touch. If you are eligible for free training I will point you to that.
Thanks Balki, glad you feel you got something out of it. Balki is an experienced and capable rider, like many people on here, and it's as much about what such a rider is doing right as wrong. Each person has areas where they feel less confident or there might be different ways of looking at a situation. It's not like the Marines, it's not about breaking someone down and then building them up again. It can be about basic stuff; like not indicating without looking back first and hitting another cyclist in the face with your hand, as happened to me a couple of days ago. Helmet, high-vis and no idea. Mostly with experienced riders though it's about being assertive, aware and able to communicate. Generally I think forum members know a lot of this already.
Anyone who is interested in training for themselves or someone they know feel free to get in touch. If you are eligible for free training I will point you to that.