AUSTRALIAN CREW
Certification as a riding coach at the Superbike School takes serious dedication, not just good riding, a nice smile or being one of our friends. Our coaches have tough training courses to go through for certification. They’re proud of their accomplishments – and they’re always proud of their students’ progress. You are assigned to one of them. Your assigned on-track coach for the day is a professional. He is a trained observer and a correction artist. His job is to offer plenty of assistance by giving you immediate feedback on errors as well as validation for good application of the drills and technical skills. Your coach will ensure improvement and insist on understanding. Giving friendly advice is not part of their training; ensuring your discovery and understanding of the cornering art is part of their training.
Stephanie Redman
CRC (Chief Ride Coach)
"I remember rolling into QLD Raceway for a CSS coach tryout thinking ‘I race, i’m fast, I already coach elsewhere...I‘ve got this’. Two things happened that day, i failed my tryout and i discovered how little i knew about riding. I was in awe the whole day and quickly realise that i wasn’t at the required level for a CSS Coach, the thought that stuck was "how have i been going so fast with no idea of what i am doing?". The California Superbike School program is the most thorough, complete and technologically advanced training process, and since then i have looked at riding in a whole new light. Suddenly i had words for what i was feeling, explanations for crashes and actual plans for improvement, more than just brake later."
THE COACH'S
Anthony Chen
DCRC (Deputy Chief Riding Coach)
Adam Raffe
Master Coach
Louie Filis
Riding Coach
