MotoJitsu

As a new rider I stumbled against your video when I was looking on how to pass the figure 8, then a video watching you give free classes to help riders, then watched you ride like I’ve never seen anyone do, then another video on how to chose a bike to fit your skill set (I took your advice and got a g310R to learn on against the common advice a got form many others), then I watched many of your humbling videos that prompt safe riding. Buying this app is my determination to learn from the best on how to be a safe rider, and a very small token to support you and your noble work. Thank you so much and Bless you ❤️

I’ve been riding for years and still learn something new with every video that I watch (sometimes twice). If it helps to support Greg (thank you also) then I’m all for it, because he’s been there for us as a motorcycle community for some time now. Excellent content and methods of practice for every level of rider. The key is to practice, practice, and then practice some more. While the videos, books, and information are great tools, the key remains to ride/practice in incremental steps on things that most riders take for granted and/or do incorrectly. Bottom line...SHUT UP AND PRACTICE!!!

Happy to support the dude who has keept me alive on my bike so far. I’ve learned a ton by watching his videos (and then practicing). My biggest wishlist item for this app would be to add an AR element that would help you set up the exercise. Like when you’re shopping online and you can “see” the item in your room by using the camera. If we could use the camera to help set up an exercise course- either with chalk or cones- that would be amazing. To be able to turn on your camera and point it at the ground and have it help you set up these scenarios with the right distances- I bet a lot more people would get a lot more practice! Anyhoo, that may be a long shot. Even as is, this app is worth a few bucks just to have a list of progressively difficult exercises in one convenient place for quick reference.