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California Superbike School
The California Superbike School will once again return to Mondello Park in 2010 to run all four levels of its tried and tested rider training programme. The courses will be run over three days - August 24th, 25th and 26th.
Dates for 2010 AUGUST 24th, 25th, 26th
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What is California Superbike School
There are now more CSS Schools across the World than ever before and we are expanding all the time. More and more riders are Discovering the Art of Cornering the more places we go to on the planet.
In racing, there have been numerous Club level wins in numerous different classes. But the Schools have had stunning successes with all levels of road riders too. The secret to this broad success? Simple. At the California Superbike Schools we simply teach Cornering techniques. Cornering techniques that simply work.
Want to go faster?? We can do that.
Want to feel more confident in the corner?? We can do that too.
All we need from you is a day of your time and a willingness to learn.
Discover the art, it's not complicated!
Andy Ibbott
California Superbike School
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CSS History
The School was started in 1980 by Keith Code in the USA, California to be exact, hence the name!
Back then the schools were loosely based on the books Code had written. Needless to say that over the last 26 years the schools have developed quite a lot both in content, and the teaching programs, and have found worldwide success. The schools arrived in this part of the world in 1996 after Andy Ibbott went to the USA and attended Level One of the school and decided that UK riders needed to learn the skills he had been taught.
The first schools were held in 1996 at Brands Hatch and Cadwell Park and the students on these first schools soon saw the improvements these techniques can make. Ibbott believed so much in what could be gained and was so encouraged by the results of these first schools that he ran them again the following year and the response was increased again. This lead to him training to be a riding coach and then a classroom seminarist for the schools.
Since then the schools have expanded their dates and locations across Europe, the Middle East and South Africa with more countries on the horizon.
