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SUMMARY:zz - AK Powder Pursuit - Women's Snowmachine Clinic Jan 31 - Feb 1
DESCRIPTION:📅 January 31 – February 1\, 2025\n📍 Valdez\, Alaska\n💲 $150 for the weekend + Alaska Safe Rider Membership\n👥 26 Rider Limit \nIf you’re ready to build confidence on the mountain — with hands-on coaching\, supportive instruction\, and a community of women who ride — this two-day clinic is for you.\nThis first course in the Alaska Powder Pursuit series is designed specifically for True Beginners and Beginners\, focusing on the fundamentals that make you a safer\, smoother\, and more intentional backcountry rider. The Alaska Powder Pursuit team meets you at your skill level\, helping you progress with clarity and confidence. \nOver the weekend\, you’ll learn to:\n❄️ Control your sled through balance\, throttle management\, and body positioning\n❄️ Use countersteering and carving to move fluidly through varied terrain\n❄️ Read terrain and understand foundational avalanche awareness\n❄️ Work through stuck situations efficiently and safely \nAdditional topics include:\n❄️ Gear that supports progression\n❄️ Sled setup for improved handling\n❄️ Safe travel habits and communication practices\n❄️ Preventative Sled Maintenance \nBy the end of the weekend\, you’ll ride with more confidence\, more skill\, and a deeper understanding of safe backcountry travel. \nRider Levels\nTrue Beginner – You are brand new to snowmachines. You may have never ridden or only ridden once or twice. You’re still learning basic controls\, throttle/brake feel\, balance\, and how the machine responds on snow.\nBeginner – You are comfortable operating a sled at slow to moderate speeds on groomed trails. You can start\, stop\, and turn with confidence but are still developing body positioning\, throttle control\, and understanding terrain.\nAdvanced Beginner – You ride groomed and ungroomed terrain with growing confidence. You’re beginning to explore off-trail riding\, sidehilling basics\, climbing small features\, and navigating variable snow\, while still refining balance\, technique\, and recovery skills.\nIntermediate – You ride on- and off-trail regularly and can manage varied terrain\, deeper snow\, and moderate sidehills. You understand line choice\, machine control\, and terrain hazards and are ready to work on advanced techniques\, efficiency\, and riding bigger features. \n👉 This clinic is best suited for True Beginners and Beginners. \nMeet the Founders of Alaska Powder Pursuit\n✨ Teslin Hoyem — Born and raised in remote Alaska\, Teslin brings deep wilderness knowledge\, racing experience\, and a passion for empowering others to explore wild terrain safely and confidently.\n✨ Galen Bridgewater — A lifelong mountain athlete who transitioned from competitive snowboarding to mountain riding; Galen is known for her approachable teaching style and commitment to helping women build mountain confidence.\n✨ MoAnna Bradshaw — A Valdez local and podium finisher at Arctic Man and the Valdez Hill Climb. MoAnna blends technical riding skill\, storm-season terrain understanding\, and a grounded\, supportive leadership style. \nThese women created Alaska Powder Pursuit to help riders explore Alaska’s mountains with confidence\, community\, and respect for the terrain. \nRegistration Details\n📝 Pre-Registration Required: Complete our questionnaire\, select your clinic date\, and submit payment. \n🚗 Transportation\, Lodging & Machines:All participants are responsible for their own transportation\, lodging\, and snowmachine. If you’d like support with transportation resources or options to rent a sled (including options in the Mat-Su Valley through AK Toy Rentals)\, please contact Galen for guidance. \n🏨 Book lodging early — Valdez fills quickly in winter. \n🔁 Cancellation Policy:– 72+ hours → Full refund– Under 72 hours → 50% refund \nCommunity Support\nA big thank-you to the Valdez Snowmachine Club for their support and for helping grow the AK Powder Pursuit programs in Valdez and beyond. \nQuestions?📧 Contact Galen Bridgewater at valdezwomensclinics@gmail.com \nPlease Note:Membership is required to participate in this course. The course price has been set with membership in mind\, which means coupon codes and discounts will not apply to this program. \nYour annual ASR membership unlocks training opportunities\, rider resources\, and community benefits that support safety across Alaska. \n✨ ASR Basic — $25/yr: Members-only training events; networking; merch offers; automatic prize entries👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ASR Family — $50/yr: Up to 6 family members; group networking; merch offers; prize entries🏫 ASR Schools — $100/yr: School recognition; priority training reservations; special school offers🏢 ASR Business — $500+/yr: Business recognition; industry networking; visibility at events/workshops; website/newsletter recognition \nMembership RequiredParticipation in this event requires an active Alaska Safe Riders membership. Please ensure your membership is current before registering. You can log in to your existing account or renew your membership using the link below. Becoming or remaining an active member helps support our safety programs\, rider education\, and community outreach—thank you for being part of the Alaska Safe Riders family. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/ak-powder-pursuit-womens-snowmachine-clinic-jan-31-feb-1/
LOCATION:Thompson Pass\, Mile 27.5 Richardson Highway\, Valdez\, AK\, 99686\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mike Buck":MAILTO:mike@alaskasaferiders.org
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SUMMARY:zz - Teen Mountain Riders Skills Clinic – Summit
DESCRIPTION:📅 Sunday\, January 25\, 2026🕘 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM📍 Summit\, Alaska💲 $175 | 10 Student Limit | Ages 14 and up \nThis special Teen Edition of the Mountain Riders Skills Clinic is designed for young riders ages 14 and up who are eager to learn mountain safety and technical sled skills in a fun\, supportive environment. Whether you’re new to mountain riding or ready to take your skills up a notch\, this hands-on clinic will help you ride with confidence\, awareness\, and control. \nThe course combines avalanche safety education with real-world riding instruction in Alaska’s incredible Summit terrain. Teens will learn how to stay safe in avalanche conditions and develop the fundamentals needed for smart backcountry decision-making. \nParticipants will:❄️ Learn to select safe routes through avalanche terrain❄️ Practice effective avalanche rescue techniques❄️ Develop control and confidence on steep\, technical slopes \nIn the technical riding portion\, you’ll work on throttle and brake control\, foot placement\, sled balance\, and reading terrain to maintain flow and control. We’ll start with basics on an open hillside before taking those skills into more challenging terrain throughout Turnagain Pass. \nWe’ll also cover practical topics such as:❄️ How to get unstuck efficiently❄️ What gear to carry in the backcountry❄️ How to set up your sled for maximum performance \nBy the end of the day\, participants will have the tools to safely navigate technical terrain\, respond effectively in avalanche situations\, and most importantly — have fun in the mountains! \nInstruction team:This clinic will be led by Carlen Thiessen\, a graduate of Chris Burandt’s Mountain Rider School. Carlen brings years of backcountry expertise and a passion for helping riders — especially young ones — build confidence\, sharpen their technical skills\, and make smart decisions in mountain terrain. He will be assisted by a second instructor (to be announced closer to the event date)\, a certified avalanche instructor who will lead rescue skills and riding protocol components. \nImportant:🧭 Ages 14 and up only🧭 Parental consent is required for all teen participants. Parents or guardians must complete a waiver prior to the event.✅ A parent or guardian is encouraged (but not required) to attend the morning safety overview.✅ Riders must have a sled suitable for mountain riding (146” track or longer\, 2”+ paddle).✅ Required gear: beacon\, probe\, shovel\, and full winter riding gear \nOnce registered\, participants and their parents will receive a confirmation email with a detailed gear list\, waiver forms\, and meetup instructions. \n \nSupport safer\, more enjoyable riding across Alaska and enjoy member perks: \n✨ ASR Basic — $25/yr: Members-only training events; networking; merch offers; automatic prize entries👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ASR Family — $50/yr: Up to 6 family members; networking with riders & champions; merch offers; prize entries🏫 ASR Schools — $100/yr: School recognition; priority reservations for school trainings; special school offers🏢 ASR Business — $500+/yr: Business recognition; industry networking; visibility at events/workshops; website/newsletter recognition \n👉 Start your journey to safer riding today—join Alaska Safe Riders! \nMembership RequiredParticipation in this event requires an active Alaska Safe Riders membership. Please ensure your membership is current before registering. You can log in to your existing account or renew your membership using the link below. Becoming or remaining an active member helps support our safety programs\, rider education\, and community outreach—thank you for being part of the Alaska Safe Riders family. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/teen-mountain-riders-skills-clinic-turnagain-2/
LOCATION:Summit Lake\, Paxson Alaska\, Summit Lake\, Paxson\, AK\, 99586\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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SUMMARY:zz - Mountain Riders Skills Clinic – Summit
DESCRIPTION:Mountain Riders Skills Clinic – Summit\, Alaska\n📅 Saturday\, January 24\, 2026🕘 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM📍 Summit\, Alaska (Monument Main Parking Area)💲 $175 | 10 Student Limit \nIf you’re ready to take your mountain riding skills to the next level — safely and confidently — this clinic is for you! \nThe Mountain Riders Skills Clinic combines avalanche safety education with real-world riding instruction in Alaska’s legendary mountain terrain. The goal of this course is twofold: to give you the tools to manage mountain terrain safely\, and to build the riding skills you need to stay in control and have fun in the backcountry. \nParticipants will:❄️ Learn to select safe routes through avalanche terrain❄️ Practice effective avalanche rescue techniques❄️ Develop control and confidence on steep\, technical slopes \nIn the technical riding portion\, you’ll work on throttle and brake control\, foot placement\, sled balance\, and reading terrain to maintain flow and control. We’ll start by practicing fundamentals on an open hillside before taking those skills into more challenging terrain around Summit Lake. \nWe’ll also cover practical topics such as:❄️ How to get unstuck efficiently❄️ What gear to carry in the backcountry❄️ How to set up your sled for maximum performance \nBy the end of the day\, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to safely navigate technical terrain\, respond effectively in avalanche scenarios\, and ride smarter\, stronger\, and safer. \nInstruction team:This clinic will be led by Carlen Thiessen\, a graduate of Chris Burandt’s Mountain Rider School. Carlen brings years of backcountry expertise and a passion for helping riders build confidence\, sharpen their technical skills\, and make smart decisions in mountain terrain. He will be assisted by a second instructor (to be announced closer to the event date)\, a certified avalanche instructor who will lead rescue skills and riding protocol components. \nRecommendations:✅ Mountain sled (146” track or longer\, 2”+ paddle) recommended✅ Watch our Mountain Riding YouTube playlist before class✅ Required gear: beacon\, probe\, shovel\, and full winter riding gear \nOnce registered\, you’ll receive a detailed gear list and meetup instructions via email. \nSupport safer\, more enjoyable riding across Alaska and enjoy member perks: \n✨ ASR Basic — $25/yr: Members-only training events; networking; merch offers; automatic prize entries👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ASR Family — $50/yr: Up to 6 family members; networking with riders & champions; merch offers; prize entries🏫 ASR Schools — $100/yr: School recognition; priority reservations for school trainings; special school offers🏢 ASR Business — $500+/yr: Business recognition; industry networking; visibility at events/workshops; website/newsletter recognition \n👉 Start your journey to safer riding today—join Alaska Safe Riders! \nMembership RequiredParticipation in this event requires an active Alaska Safe Riders membership. Please ensure your membership is current before registering. You can log in to your existing account or renew your membership using the link below. Becoming or remaining an active member helps support our safety programs\, rider education\, and community outreach—thank you for being part of the Alaska Safe Riders family. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/mountain-riders-skills-clinic-summit-2/
LOCATION:Summit Lake\, Paxson Alaska\, Summit Lake\, Paxson\, AK\, 99586\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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SUMMARY:zz - Mountain Riders Skills Clinic – Turnagain
DESCRIPTION:Mountain Riders Skills Clinic – Turnagain\, Alaska\n📅 Saturday\, January 10\, 2026🕘 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM📍 Turnagain\, Alaska (Monument Main Parking Area)💲 $175 | 10 Student Limit \nIf you’re ready to take your mountain riding skills to the next level — safely and confidently — this clinic is for you! \nThe Mountain Riders Skills Clinic combines avalanche safety education with real-world riding instruction in Alaska’s legendary mountain terrain. The goal of this course is twofold: to give you the tools to manage mountain terrain safely\, and to build the riding skills you need to stay in control and have fun in the backcountry. \nParticipants will:❄️ Learn to select safe routes through avalanche terrain❄️ Practice effective avalanche rescue techniques❄️ Develop control and confidence on steep\, technical slopes \nIn the technical riding portion\, you’ll work on throttle and brake control\, foot placement\, sled balance\, and reading terrain to maintain flow and control. We’ll start with basics on an open hillside before taking those skills into more challenging terrain throughout Turnagain Pass. \nWe’ll also cover practical topics such as:❄️ How to get unstuck efficiently❄️ What gear to carry in the backcountry❄️ How to set up your sled for maximum performance \nInstruction team:This clinic will be led by Carlen Thiessen\, a graduate of Chris Burandt’s Mountain Rider School. Carlen brings years of backcountry expertise and a passion for helping riders build confidence\, sharpen their technical skills\, and make smart decisions in mountain terrain. He will be assisted by a second instructor (to be announced closer to the event date)\, a certified avalanche instructor who will lead rescue skills and riding protocol components. \nBy the end of the day\, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to safely navigate technical terrain\, respond effectively in avalanche scenarios\, and ride smarter\, stronger\, and safer. \nRecommendations:✅ Mountain sled (146” track or longer\, 2”+ paddle) recommended✅ Watch our Mountain Riding YouTube playlist before class✅ Required gear: beacon\, probe\, shovel\, and full winter riding gear \nOnce registered\, you’ll receive a detailed gear list and meetup instructions via email. \nMembership RequiredParticipation in this event requires an active Alaska Safe Riders membership. Please ensure your membership is current before registering. You can log in to your existing account or renew your membership using the link below. Becoming or remaining an active member helps support our safety programs\, rider education\, and community outreach—thank you for being part of the Alaska Safe Riders family. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here \nBecome a Member of Alaska Safe Riders\nSupport safer\, more enjoyable riding across Alaska and enjoy member perks: \n✨ ASR Basic — $25/yr: Members-only training events; networking; merch offers; automatic prize entries👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ASR Family — $50/yr: Up to 6 family members; networking with riders & champions; merch offers; prize entries🏫 ASR Schools — $100/yr: School recognition; priority reservations for school trainings; special school offers🏢 ASR Business — $500+/yr: Business recognition; industry networking; visibility at events/workshops; website/newsletter recognition \n👉 Start your journey to safer riding today—join Alaska Safe Riders!
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/mountain-riders-skills-clinic-turnagain/
LOCATION:Turnagain Pass\, Mile Post 68 Seward Highway\, Turnagain Pass\, 99631\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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SUMMARY:zz - Avalanche Rescue Workshop - Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center
DESCRIPTION:Community Winter Backcountry Rescue Clinic\nFree | All Skill Levels Welcome | All Winter Travel Modes \nJoin us for a free\, community-focused rescue clinic designed for winter backcountry travelers of all experience levels. Whether you’re brand new to backcountry travel or looking to refresh and refine your rescue skills\, this hands-on clinic offers valuable education in a supportive learning environment. \nWho should attend:All skill levels and modes of winter travel are welcome\, including skiers\, splitboarders\, snowshoers\, fat bikers\, and winter hikers. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\n\nHands-on companion rescue practice (bring your own gear; a limited supply of loaner equipment will be available) \n\n\nIntroductory instruction for those new to rescue skills \n\n\nSkill refreshers and refinement for intermediate and advanced participants \n\n\nAdvanced rescue scenarios (including multiple burials and deep burial considerations) available upon request \n\n\nReview of warning signs of unstable snowpack \n\n\nLearn about local avalanche education and safety resources from: \n\n\nHatcher Pass Avalanche Center (HPAC) \n\n\nAlaska Safe Riders \n\n\nAlaska Avalanche School \n\n\nChugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center (CNFAIC) \n\n\nAlaska Mountain Rescue Group (AMRG) \n\n\nAnchorage Nordic Ski Patrol \n\n\nAlaska Mountain Dog Search (AMDS) \n\n\nBackcountry Bike & Ski \n\n\n\n\nFarm Loop Coffee and donuts provided ☕ \n\n\n\nWhat to Bring\n\n\nDress in layers\, as you would for a winter hike or ski tour \n\n\nBackpack with extra layers\, water\, snacks\, and hand/toe warmers if you use them \n\n\nBeacon\, probe\, and shovel (if you own them) \n\n\nSkis\, splitboard\, snowshoes\, fat bike\, or winter boots and gaiters if you do not yet have winter travel gear \n\n\nYour Alaska State Parks annual parking pass or payment for a daily parking pass \n\n\nIf under 18\, a parent or guardian must be present to sign the waiver \n\n\n\nThis clinic is a great opportunity to build skills\, connect with local safety organizations\, and strengthen our winter backcountry community. We hope to see you there! \nBecome a Member of Alaska Safe Riders\nSupport safer\, more enjoyable riding across Alaska and enjoy member perks: \n✨ ASR Basic — $25/yr: Members-only training events; networking; merch offers; automatic prize entries👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ASR Family — $50/yr: Up to 6 family members; networking with riders & champions; merch offers; prize entries🏫 ASR Schools — $100/yr: School recognition; priority reservations for school trainings; special school offers🏢 ASR Business — $500+/yr: Business recognition; industry networking; visibility at events/workshops; website/newsletter recognition \n👉 Start your journey to safer riding today—join Alaska Safe Riders
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/avalanche-rescue-workshop-hatcher-pass-avalanche-center/
LOCATION:Hatcher Pass\, Fishhook Trailhead\, Willow\, 99688\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Expo,Field Class
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SUMMARY:zz - Avalanche Awareness Rescue Clinic
DESCRIPTION:If you travel and ride on\, near or around mountains\, understanding the risks of avalanches\, proper travel protocols\, and rescue techniques is critical. \nCome enjoy a fun\, interactive session of avalanche awareness training and companion rescue practice with Alaska Safe Riders. This clinic made possible thanks to support from Team CC\, the Mat-Su Health Foundation\, and the Alaska Department of Public Safety\, and will help you learn about the avalanche rescue equipment needed and how to use it. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStudents practice avalanche rescue \nBring your gear including beacon\, probe\, shovel\, pack (if you have them) and your riding buddies to get avy savy with this workshop. If you don’t have equipment\, don’t worry\, we’ve got you covered with loaner gear. Come travel between activity stations to test your skills and earn prizes.  Learn and or practice your rescue response techniques so you’ll be ready to ride when the snow arrives!. \nSpace is limited. Register today to save your seat!
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/avalanche-awareness-rescue-clinic-2/
LOCATION:Bear Paw River Brewing Company\, 240 E. Railroad Avenue\, Wasilla\, 99654\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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SUMMARY:zz - ATV RIDING CLINIC
DESCRIPTION:Alaska Safe Riders is proud to offer this FREE ATV riders workshop thanks to support from Pogo Mine\, Northern Star Resources Ltd. and Conoco Phillips.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThis is a traditional Adult ATV Course with local ATV Institute Instructor Sarah Dutton. \nThis course offers students an opportunity to practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment under the supervision of a licensed Instructor. Students practice basic safety techniques with hands-on exercises covering starting and stopping\, turning (both gradual and quick)\, negotiating hills\, emergency stopping and swerving\, and riding over obstacles. Particular emphasis is placed on the safety implications relating to each lesson. \nLimit 8 students per class. All students must bring a DOT approved helmet\, over the ankle boots\, gloves\, long pants\, long sleeve shirt\, and their own machine to participate in this course. More info… \nThis course is free but donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this. We hope you will consider joining as a member or making a donation.  Thank you for your support. \n\n\n\nMake a Donation\, or\nBecome an ASR Member\n\n\n\n  \nREGISTER TO ATTEND  \n \n\n 
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/atv-riding-clinic-4/
LOCATION:Delta PowerSports\, 272 Richardson Highway\, Delta Junction\, AK\, 99737\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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SUMMARY:zz - ATV RIDING CLINIC
DESCRIPTION:Alaska Safe Riders is proud to offer this ATV riders workshop thanks to support from Conoco Phillips and Matanuska Electric Association.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe ATV RiderCourse is two parts: A 2-hour online e-Course and a 2-2.5 hour hands-on riding s-Course. This program is conducted by licensed ATV Safety Institute Instructors.  \nThe e-Course develops safety knowledge and awareness through interactive activities and video. The course covers protective gear (like DOT-compliant ATV helmets)\, environmental concerns\, riding strategies\, and local laws. This course is a pre-requisite for the hands-on s-Course.  \nThe s-Course offers students an opportunity to practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment under the supervision of a licensed Instructor. Students practice basic safety techniques with hands-on exercises covering starting and stopping\, turning (both gradual and quick)\, negotiating hills\, emergency stopping and swerving\, and riding over obstacles. Particular emphasis is placed on the safety implications relating to each lesson.  \nLimit 8 students per class. All students must provide proof of eCourse and their own machine to register for this course. More info… \nThis course is free but donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this. We hope you will consider joining as a member or making a donation.  Thank you for your support. \n\n\n\nMake a Donation\, or\nBecome an ASR Member\n\n\n\n  \nBEFORE you sign up for this riding course you must complete the e-Course online 
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/atv-riding-clinic-3/
LOCATION:Delta PowerSports\, 272 Richardson Highway\, Delta Junction\, AK\, 99737\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mike Buck":MAILTO:mike@alaskasaferiders.org
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SUMMARY:zz - ATV RIDING CLINIC
DESCRIPTION:Alaska Safe Riders is proud to offer this ATV riders workshop thanks to support from Conoco Phillips and Matanuska Electric Association.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe ATV RiderCourse is two parts: A 2-hour online e-Course and a 2-2.5 hour hands-on riding s-Course. This program is conducted by licensed ATV Safety Institute Instructors.  \nThe e-Course develops safety knowledge and awareness through interactive activities and video. The course covers protective gear (like DOT-compliant ATV helmets)\, environmental concerns\, riding strategies\, and local laws. This course is a pre-requisite for the hands-on s-Course.  \nThe s-Course offers students an opportunity to practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment under the supervision of a licensed Instructor. Students practice basic safety techniques with hands-on exercises covering starting and stopping\, turning (both gradual and quick)\, negotiating hills\, emergency stopping and swerving\, and riding over obstacles. Particular emphasis is placed on the safety implications relating to each lesson.  \nLimit 8 students per class. All students must provide proof of eCourse and their own machine to register for this course.  More info… \nThis course is free but donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this. We hope you will consider joining as a member or making a donation.  Thank you for your support. \n\n\n\nMake a Donation\, or\nBecome an ASR Member\n\n\n\n  \nBEFORE you sign up for this riding course you must complete the e-Course online 
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/atv-riding-clinic-2/
LOCATION:Delta PowerSports\, 272 Richardson Highway\, Delta Junction\, AK\, 99737\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://alaskasaferiders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ATV-workshop.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Mike Buck":MAILTO:mike@alaskasaferiders.org
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SUMMARY:zz - ATV RIDING CLINIC
DESCRIPTION:Alaska Safe Riders is proud to offer this ATV riders workshop thanks to support from Conoco Phillips and Matanuska Electric Association.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe ATV RiderCourse is two parts: A 2-hour online e-Course and a 2-2.5 hour hands-on riding s-Course. This program is conducted by licensed ATV Safety Institute Instructors.  \nThe e-Course develops safety knowledge and awareness through interactive activities and video. The course covers protective gear (like DOT-compliant ATV helmets)\, environmental concerns\, riding strategies\, and local laws. This course is a pre-requisite for the hands-on s-Course.  \nThe s-Course offers students an opportunity to practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment under the supervision of a licensed Instructor. Students practice basic safety techniques with hands-on exercises covering starting and stopping\, turning (both gradual and quick)\, negotiating hills\, emergency stopping and swerving\, and riding over obstacles. Particular emphasis is placed on the safety implications relating to each lesson.  \nLimit 8 students per class. All students must provide proof of eCourse and their own machine to register for this course.  More info… \nThis course is free but donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this. We hope you will consider joining as a member or making a donation.  Thank you for your support. \n\n\n\nMake a Donation\, or\nBecome an ASR Member\n\n\n\n  \nBEFORE you sign up for this riding course you must complete the e-Course online 
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/atv-riding-clinic/
LOCATION:Jim Creek Recreation Area\, 17704 E Sullivan Ave\, Palmer\, AK\, 99645\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://alaskasaferiders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ATV-workshop.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Mike Buck":MAILTO:mike@alaskasaferiders.org
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240517T140000
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SUMMARY:zz - ROV RIDING CLINIC
DESCRIPTION:Alaska Safe Riders is proud to offer this ROV (recreation off-road vehicle) sometimes referred to as side-by-sides or UTVs riders workshop thanks to support from Conoco Phillips and Matanuska Electric Association.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRecreational Off-Highway Vehicles\, sometimes referred to as side-by-sides\, UTVs\, or ROVs\, handle differently than other vehicles\, such as ATVs\, motorcycles\, and cars. Learning how to drive your ROV is an important first step for you and your passengers. \nThe ROV Basic DriverCourse is a hands-on class\, for licensed drivers aged 16 and older\, conducted by a certified ROV DriverCoach. Our DriverCoaches will help you develop the basic skills to operate your ROV in an off-road environment and teach you driving strategies to make safe and responsible driving decisions. The ROV Basic DriverCourse offers students approximately three hours of driving time on a closed range and post-exercise discussions to expand on the driving skills and strategies you’ve learned. At select locations\, students will also be able to experience open trail exercises to practice the skills and knowledge they have learned in a real off-road environment. All students must provide their own machine for this course. \nThe Closed Range Exercises include: \n\nUnderstanding and identifying an ROV’s primary parts and controls\nStarting out and stopping smoothly\nLow speed steering\nTurning and backing up\nBraking\, both normal and quick stops\nSwerving\n\nBefore you enroll in this ROV Basic DriverCourse\, please note all students must be at least 16 years of age\, hold a valid driver’s license\, and have completed the ROHVA E-Course prior to their arrival. Limit 6 students.  \nNOTE: This course is free but donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this. We hope you will consider joining as a member or making a donation.  Thank you for your support. \n\n\n\nMake a Donation\, or\nBecome an ASR Member\n\n\n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://alaskasaferiders.org/event/rov-riding-clinic/
LOCATION:Jim Creek Recreation Area\, 17704 E Sullivan Ave\, Palmer\, AK\, 99645\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Class,Workshop
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://alaskasaferiders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ROV-class2.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Mike Buck":MAILTO:mike@alaskasaferiders.org
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