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Anyone take this class in NJ? Just wondering if you had any feedback on it.
Not in Jersey,but I took the class in Pensacola,Fla and it was as described in their ads....and fun.The instructors-husband & wife-were wonderful people.I strongly suggest you attend the course.
I took the NJ course and enjoyed it. The instructors knew the material and were very good at providing coaching so we could learn. It is an investment. I would recommend it.
I took the class in Port Richey, FL, and it was great. Definitely worth it.
The class is super and had a great time. Hey Matt, Your photo brought back memories of my first run up the Parkway. Just like that and I had a brand new scooter. I didn't even have 200 miles on it. Very glad to slide in to the motel at 9:00 p.m.
I live on the West Coast and wanted to take the class until I found out they are taught in FL. I did the next best thing and bought a couple of the videos. They are very informative. The obvious downside is you don't get the fun of the class experience. However, it can be great fun if you get a few friends together and run through the techniques as a group.
I live on the West Coast and wanted to take the class until I found out they are taught in FL. I did the next best thing and bought a couple of the videos. They are very informative. The obvious downside is you don't get the fun of the class experience. However, it can be great fun if you get a few friends together and run through the techniques as a group.
You may want to go back and check. Jerry Paladino has franchises all over and I'm pretty sure there is one in Los Angeles too.
I live on the West Coast and wanted to take the class until I found out they are taught in FL. I did the next best thing and bought a couple of the videos. They are very informative. The obvious downside is you don't get the fun of the class experience. However, it can be great fun if you get a few friends together and run through the techniques as a group.
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