Thank you for tuning in to my podcast series. I love riding motorcycles. No other sport combines the same degree of physical, mental, and technical skills that’s required to operate a motorcycle. While I love riding, teaching allows me to share this passion by facilitating pathways for other riders to reach their fullest potential. I don’t train ‘racers’ or ‘street riders’ – I simply teach people how to be better motorcycle riders. This podcast series is about helping you become a better motorcycle rider, on and off the bike.
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Podcast #58 – What bike should I be riding? (Talking Bikes Part 2)
Podcast #57 – Let’s talk bikes BMW HP4 vs Ducati Panigale V4 Speciale
Podcast #56 – Motorcycle Ergonomics 101
Podcast #55 – The Secret to Acceleration, is a Better Braking Technique.
Podcast #54 – Feeling Fast vs Being Fast
Podcast #53 – 11 Things you can do to be a better motorcycle rider, starting today – Part 2
Podcast #52 – 11 Things you can do to be a better motorcycle rider, starting today – Part 1
Podcast #51 – What you can be working on in the off season.
Podcast #50 – Have you planned to crash, today?
Podcast #49 – Foot Placement = Core Engagement
Podcast #48 – You and You Motorcycle – It’s a Relationship – (Interview with Rick Matheny)
Podcast #47 – A Glossary For Our Sport –
Podcast #46 – The Value of Rider Training vs. Equipment Upgrades.
Sponsored by The Cox Racing Group –
Podcast #45 – Vital Points and how to pick the 1 most important reference point for each corner.
Podcast #44 – Reference points and the 5 reference points you need to know about.
Podcast #43 – What to look for when picking a riding Coach – Sponsored by www.tracktime.bike
Podcast #42 – The 5 Reasons why we crash motorcycles. Sponsored by http://2-fast.org Trackdays
Podcast #41 – Riding in the Rain – What you need to know.
Podcast #40 – What’s the Real Story with the Rear Brake?
Podcast #39 – My New Years Resolution -To You
Podcast #38 – What’s up with the Rossi Leg Dangle?
Podcast #37 – What’s it take to be a test rider?
Podcast #36 – Entering and Exiting a Corner – Let’s Build Some Repeatable Habits
Podcast #35 – Small Bikes vs Big Bike – What are the differences?
Podcast #34 – The (Your) Mental Game and How To Access It.
Podcast #33 – Is It Throttle Through a Corner, or Brake Through a Corner?
Podcast #32 – How I work with riders on race weekends.
Podcast #31 – Q&A With The Coach – This Time I Get Interviewed
Podcast #30 – Breaking Bad Habits
Podcast #29 – What I did on my summer vacation 2016
Podcast #28 – Is is Brake Pressure or Brake Timing?
Podcast #27 – Are you a Leader or a Follower?
Podcast #26 – Talking Direction with Scott Russell
Podcast #25 – Focus and Getting Refocused
Podcast #24 – Track Dynamic Series – Balanced Corners and Vital Points
Podcast #23 – Track Dynamics Series – Entry Corners
Podcast #22 – Track Dynamics Series – Exit Corners
Podcast #21 – How to Develop Feel
Podcast #20 – Learning a New Track
Podcast #19 – Getting over a Crash
Podcast # 18 – How to watch Professional Racing
Podcast #17 – How to Increase You Corner Speed
Podcast #16 – How to Find Your Limits
Podcast #15 – How To Increase My Degree Of Application
Podcast #14 How Fast Should My Throttle Hand Move?
Podcast #13 Speed Disparity at Trackdays and Racing
Podcast #12 Off The Track Training..
Podcast #11 Order Of The Sport – Fundamentals – Turn In Rate – Turn In Point
Podcast #10 – Order of the Sport – Fundamentals – Body Position / Body Timing
Podcast #9 – Order of the Sport – Fundamentals – Brakes
Podcast #8 – Order Of The Sport – Fundamentals – Bike Placement
Podcast #7 – Order of the Sport – Fundamentals – Motor Controls
Podcast #6 – Order of the Sport – Fundamentals – Vision and Focus
Podcast #5 – Advice vs Technique
Podcast #4 – The Slowest Point of the Corner – This is what our sport is all about
Podcast #3 – Overslowing Your Corner Entries?
Podcast #2 – Different Rider, Different Technique?
Podcast #1 – What’s new for 2016 and is it Brake or Throttle at the Apex?
Welcome to Ken Hill Coaching – In this opening podcast, find out how I got started in this sport, developed as a rider and created the communication style I use today that trains riders on and off the bike.
