I had a private training session with Mike Healy

[Vegas 250 F]

I had my first private training session with Mike Healy today. It was awesome. We met at Glen Helen for four hours. I am a very basic beginner, but Mike had no problem adjusting to my level and working on cornering basics. I can't wait to get out to my track here in Vegas to practice what he taught me. I highly recommend Mike to anyone who is interested in improving their riding. The guy has a Supercross title yet he can relate to me and my beginning riding level. I am sure the experience would be awwesome for any level rider!

 

[Boozer]

what were some of the things he taught you?

 

[Wild Hare]

I tried to get him last year but he was BOOKED. How hard was it to get time with him and how much did the 4 hours run? I'd like to get him out with me and my boy!:)

 

[Vegas 250 F]

We spent the entire lesson working on cornering. This was what I really needed . . . he covered braking into corners, body position - weight forward, elbows up, leg out, squeeze with the outside leg, etc etc etc. It sounds simple, but he really watches the details and helps you improve . . . I was amazed at how good I felt inthe corners when it all came together. The 4 hours was only $150.00 an excellent deal. I highly recommend a session for anyone. Yes he books up, but it is worth the effort to get an appointment. I guarantee a 4 hour lesson for $150.00 will make you faster than any $150 part you could add to your bike!

 

[Boozer]

i agree, but the flight to your great country would indeed send me bankrupt!:ugg:

 

[Airborne]

How do I get in touch with Mike Healy?

 

[pt]

http://www.motomike.com/

 

[scotts250]

Mike Healy

He's a pretty cool guy. I talked to him some at Star West one night when I was in Cali. riding. Was he on a BBR TTR-125?
He was wearing shorts, a floppy hat, tee shirt and tennis shoes giving this guy some lessons on the whoops and he went through a couple of times to show the guy. Healy was probably faster through the whoops on that bike than most others on the track.

 

[147leeman]

Very class act. He came into Indiana to put on a limited number riding school.
Great observations by him, he really paid attention to the smallest details
like while cornering on flat hardpacked surfaces. He even got beat by
a local pro all day at the next coming raceday and gave the local an autograph later on.