2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open Flier (PDF)
Agenda, 2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open (PDF)
See our 2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open web page, including a link to online registration via EventBrite.
Trials instruction each morning during Family Camp includes:
See our 2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open web page, including a link to online registration via EventBrite.
NOTE: Adults who are attending Family Camp with their children may also register and participate in the instructional clinics. This could especially be beneficial for those adults competing as Amateurs in this year’s TKO during the weekend of August 16-18.
Family Camp afternoons are devoted to fun activities that don’t involve motorcycles. Examples: Pass the Cup of Water Game, water slide acrobatics, water gun fights, ice cream socials, and outings to nearby tourist attractions.
We also have some fun art projects planned for this year’s Family Camp. Campers should bring clothes you don’t mind getting paint on and provide us with your shirt size!
See our 2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open web page, including a link to online registration via EventBrite.
Every year around the 4th of July holiday weekend, the TTC hosts a Family Youth Camp, the Youth Nationals (east), and the U.S. Women’s Open Championship. We’re doing it again for 2019!
See all the details on our 2019 Family Camp, Youth Nationals, and Women’s Open web page, including a link to online registration via EventBrite.
The 9th Annual Kenda AMA Tennessee Knockout Extreme Enduro (TKO) is about two months away: Aug 16-18 right here at the TTC, of course.
Here is the 2019 TKO flier and accompanying schedule, a PDF suitable for downloading and printing:
Trials Training Days 2019 is less than 2 weeks away and the weather forecast indicates it’s going to be 75° and sunny. If you haven’t signed up, what are you waiting for? Click here for TTD online registration!
Here’s the latest news from the TTC about this year’s TTD:
Rental Bikes and Bikes for Sale
We are getting a greater than normal call for rental trials motorcycles for this year so if anyone has an extra bike they would want to rent out, they should post it on the TTC Facebook page, or contact us. The TTC is not involved with any rental transactions, but we have a rental checklist that people can use. Off-road bikes are also welcome.
Anyone registered for TTD who has a motorcycle for sale can bring their bike to display, but the TTC accepts no responsibility for the transaction or their bike.
Concessions
Jerome’s Fine Swine and BBQ will be doing concessions for Trials Training Days! Stop at the TTC pavilion for Black Angus hamburgers and hotdogs for lunch, and mouth-watering BBQ plates for dinner.
Good Girl Goodies will have breakfast breads and muffins as well as desserts, and they always sell out. They take requests and orders in advance so you can order your breakfast bread, muffins, or brownies now, and have them waiting for you when you get there.
And yes, there will be coffee!
NEW FOR 2019
Friday night Check-in, Session Sign-Up, & ‘Drop-In’ Instructor Meet & Greet, 6-8:00 pm, March 29
Check in at the TTC pavilion to get your rider armband and map. While you are there you can sign up for your sessions and socialize with some of the nation’s top riders and instructors while you choose your sessions. It’s the perfect time for those off-the-wall questions and making new trials friends.
Confirmed instructors (in no particular order) include: Pat Smage, Hannah Smage, Ryan Young, Sam Fastle, Quinn Wentzel, Kylee Sweeten, Ray Peters, Laura Peters, Jesse Wellenstein, Jay Gregorowicz, Alex Niederer, Mitch Littlefield, David Roper, Danny Trainer, Alan Shirley, Bob Ginder, Dustin Ginder, Ron Lee, Gary Bourque, Dalton Gunman, Glen Falter, Jamie Gourley, Griff Shirley, Tim Cash, Charlie Roberts.
NEW SESSIONS
CROSS TRAINING 101: Specifically for those riding off-road bikes, this session will teach you how to use trials techniques to make you a better enduro, hare scrambles, or singletrack rider.
BICYCLE TRIALS: 19-time National Bicycle Trials Champion Jay Gregorowicz will be doing bicycle trials sessions both days this year. Learn balance and timing control through bicycle trials exercises.
BEAUTY AND THE BIKE: Champions Kylee Sweeten & Laura Peters will cover all aspects of trials riding in a class just for the ladies. Spend the day learning a variety of skills from a uniquely female perspective.
VINTAGE AND TWIN SHOCK: Learn the special techniques vital to handling a decades-old, vintage motorcycle through 2019 sections. Taught by ITSA membership director Bob Ginder and Dustin Ginder.
DRILL DOWN TO PERFECTION – Learn a specific series of exercises, from balancing to clutch control to wheelies to hopping, to perfect your warm-up routine. Taught by 10-time national champion Ray Peters.
EXPANDED FOR 2019
CONDITIONING, NUTRITION & EXERCISE: Fitness instructor Danny Trainer will add Kettlebell Basics to his fitness and nutrition discussion. Join him at the TTC pavilion on Saturday at 6:00 pm to learn how you can become a better rider through conditioning, nutrition, and exercise.
THE BASICS: More time slots added. The Basics class is designed for novice riders, or anyone, who wants to work on the basic skills: body position, turning, balance, and control. A must for riders new to trials, as this will prepare you for the other skill sessions to come.
HOP ‘TIL YOU DROP: More time slots added. Learn techniques for hopping the bike, including basics of balancing the bike, front wheel hops, rear wheel hops, and flip turns for the more advanced riders.
Complete 2019 Schedule (PDF):
Complete 2019 Session Descriptions (PDF):
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We use Eventbrite for registration and payment. Click here:
Online registration is continuing for this year’s Trials Training Days 2019.
We’ve added an Early Bird check-in and session sign-up for Friday night, March 29 from 6-8:30pm.
See all the details here. We hope you join us!
