The Trials Training Center (TTC) is an all-inclusive motorcycle resort. We have everything you need for a great motorcycle vacation, including on-site camping, rental bikes, riding gear, and experienced, expert, patient riding instructors. Here you can learn motorcycle riding skills in a low-pressure, safe and fun off-road environment. Our specialty is motorcycle trials, but we teach riding skills to all levels on both trials and conventional off-road bikes. Stay at our campground and ride on our beautiful, 650 acre mountain property. Or enjoy a dual sport or street ride in the surrounding Sequatchie Valley.
Ryan’s latest DVD is Advanced Trials Training Techniques and he has a trailer video on the order page for it. (You can see in this screenshot that parts of the DVD were filmed at the TTC. That’s the TTC lodge in the background.)
Ryan and other instructors will be on hand during the TTD weekend to work with riders on these same advanced techniques.
Dan Brown of the Trials Training Center will be on Pitt Pass Radio on Tuesday, February 16. 2010.
The show starts at 8 p.m. Eastern Time and ends at 10 p.m.
The episode will also be available in their Pitt Pass Radio show audio archives so that you can listen anytime, your choice of three ways: click the Listen icon, download the MP3, or subscribe to the podcast.
Update 2/17 12 pm: You can hear the 10-minute segment with Dan Brown starting at the 43-minute mark. Visit the Pit Pass Radio podcast page and look for the Feb. 16, 2010 show.
Alternately, you can listen to the whole show via this Flash audio player, and if you want, drag the bar to the 43-minute mark.
Robert Thompson, who works for Dan Brown and Associates, was there to snap a few pictures and capture a little video of both Alex and bicycle trials expert Dave Campbell.
Hello All! I just wanted to introduce myself for those of you who don’t know me. I am Ashley and started working in the office of the TTC in late September. Catherine Bedley is still around and helping me learn the business, but if you call or email us, then you will likely get me.
I am enjoying working at the TTC and am excited about all that the new year is bringing! Look forward to meeting or seeing everyone at the Trials Training Days and the Youth Camp, as well as our many other events. Have a great day!
And if you follow us, we’ll likely follow you if you tweet regularly about trials. And if we see something you tweet that we like, we’ll retweet it to our followers.
We’ve starting using the hashtag #motorcycletrials for most of our tweets so consider doing likewise whenever you tweet about trials.
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I emailed Eric’s dad, Steve Storz, who sent this today:
The accident took place on Nov. 21st. The 6 hour surgery to repair his face took place on Nov. 24th and went very well. Plastic surgeons inserted seven titanium plates to repair the facial fractures. The procedure was done in a very masterful way and I don’t think he will have any noticeable scarring.
He should have been released 2 or 3 days after the surgery, but unfortunately he suffered a really severe reaction to some of the antibiotics used as a precaution against infection, which has delayed his recovery. The good news is that he is scheduled to be discharged from the hospital today, December 7th. All indications are that he will make a complete recovery.
As a side note, we are really grateful for all of the support and prayers from the trials community (worldwide). It really does ease the burden.
Feel free to attach a ‘best wishes’ type comment here for Eric and we’ll make sure he sees it.
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Hello All! I just wanted to introduce myself for those of you who don’t know me. I am Ashley and started working in the office of the TTC in late September. Catherine Bedley is still around and helping me learn the business, but if you 
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