I had read about this class in Fred Rau's article in the June Rider magazine.
I knew this class would help me out in my struggles on the track, and the street.
I just took the class this weekend in NY, and I highly recommend it even more so after taking it.
There's a whole mix of folks with varying experience and skill levels, including 3 of us who are using it to improve our 'on bike' skills for the track.
In my limited experience on the track,(3X) I've not gotten the kind of information I needed to improve and ride with correct technique on the bike.
Anyone can keep going around the 'correct line' on the track, it's knowing what to do on the bike, how to do it, and when to do it, that makes some of us better than others, and helps all of us, learn to be better at cornering.
Everyone learns differently, some can just do it on their own, others can read about it and go right out on the track and apply what they've just read.
Others learn by being shown.
Someone telling me: 'just keep going around you'll get it' is not going to help me if I have obsticles, to overcome, or poor technique.
This class really helps anyone be a better and more confident rider, by not only address the mental side of riding, but by showing us proper technique to cornering.
And yep, by the afternoon I was draggin a peg on my FZ1!
I can't say enough about how helpful Christine, and Frank, and Romy,(our instructors) were, and how important this class can be, to anyone who wants to improve their own riding skill set.
Do it! You will be a better rider!
Oh and I also recommend Lee's book, I read it twice before the class, and was able to answers some of my classmates questions because of that.