Level 2: OFF-ROAD RIDER Course Curriculum

Course Name: Level 2: OFF-ROAD RIDER

Course Objectives:

Develop the skills required to ride over or through small off-road obstacles such as rocks, logs, sand, rivers, and steep hills or inclines.
Build confidence and improve control in off-road riding conditions.

Course Structure

Day 1: Foundations of Off-Road Riding

Morning (Classroom Learning - 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM)

Planning Your Ride
- Gear & protection
- Food & Hydration
Introduction to Off-Road Riding
- Key differences between on-road and off-road terrain.
Body Mechanics and Balance
- Standing versus seated riding positions.
- Understanding motorcycle setup for off-road conditions.
- Center of gravity management.

Afternoon (Hands-On Training - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM)

Bike Balance
- Stationary
- Lifting a motorcycle
Throttle and Clutch Control
- Practice slow-speed maneuvers.
- Navigating uneven surfaces.
Braking Techniques
- Front and rear brake balance.
- Emergency braking on dirt surfaces.

Day 2: Obstacles and Advanced Techniques

Morning (Hands-On Training - 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

Navigating Small Obstacles
- Riding over small (under 12 inches) rocks and logs.
- Techniques for sand and loose dirt.
- Body positioning & clutch & throttle control over a 2 ft drop
- Bunny hop over a 3 ft deep hole
- Riding a 1.5 ft rut
Climbing and Descending Hills
- Maintaining traction on loose/rocky inclines.
- Controlled descents with throttle and brake balance.
- Moto balance & recovery on steep hills

Afternoon (Practical Application - 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM)

River Crossings
- Assessing water depth and entry points.
- Maintaining stability through 1ft of water for 10ft.
Riding Through Mud
- Correct body position entering and exiting mud patches
- Maintaining speed both in straits and around corners
Confidence Course
- Combined practice of all skills in a simulated off-road environment.

Leadership Development Skills

Team Awareness in Off-Road Conditions
- How to assist and communicate effectively with other riders.
- Problem-solving as a group for obstacles and challenges.
Reflection and Self-Improvement
- Recognizing personal skill gaps.
- Developing resilience and adaptability.

Certification Test

Format: Practical Examination (2 Hours)

Riders must successfully complete a pre-set obstacle course that includes sand, rocks, small logs, river crossings, and steep inclines/descents.
Scored on control, balance, and adherence to proper technique.
Scored on teamability

Course Outcomes

Riders will have the confidence and technical skills to navigate small off-road obstacles safely and effectively.
Enhanced teamwork and problem-solving skills for group riding scenarios.

Certification Earned

Title: CAMEL OFF-ROAD RIDER Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 - CAMEL DIRT RIDER Validity: Certification remains valid for two years before requiring recertification or progression to Level 3.