California Superbike School Certifies Instructor Coaches With USMCA
California Superbike School (CSS) instructor coaches become Certified and insured with the United States Motorcycle Coaching Association (USMCA)
TEMECULA, Calif. (April 20, 2020) — As of today, 21 California Superbike School (CSS) instructor coaches have advanced through the Sport Bike process of the USMCA’s online Certification program to become USMCA Certified. CSS encourages all of its US instructor coaches to hold a valid USMCA Certification. In addition to the Certification, CSS suggests that their instructor coaches take advantage of the USMCA’s affordable Coaches Insurance Program policy.
The USMCA offers motorcycle coaches a way to legitimize their coaching through an online certification process that is recognized by the industry. The new online certification process is now open to anyone who is currently a Sport Bike or Dirt Bike motorcycle coach. To become USMCA Certified, coaches must clear a national-level background screening, hold a Certification in CPR/First Aid, complete basic training for concussions, heat illness and cardiac arrest, and agree to uphold the USMCA’s Code of Conduct and values. Once a coach has gained the USMCA Certification, they are then eligible to purchase the affordable USMCA Coaches Insurance Program policy.
Jon-Erik Burleson, one of USMCA’s Founding Members, states “Both Dylan and Keith have been supporters of the USMCA’s mission from the beginning. With the heritage, history, and reach of the SuperBike School, it is a true honor to have so many of their coaches certified and carrying the torch to grow ridership through great coaches and excellent coaching.”
Dylan Code of California Superbike School adds, “The USMCA management came on the scene with a fresh drive to look for solutions to keep motorcycling going in the right direction. Now more than ever our industry is facing challenges along with so many others. With the USMCA we are really just beginning. Things like the individual insurance policy for coaches is great as well as getting everyone on the same page for the common-sense basics of helping people become better riders.”
About California Superbike School (CSS)
After a four year stint of one-on-one coaching beginning in 1976, Keith Code founded the California Superbike School in 1980. In the 40 years since, California Superbike School has stretched not only nationwide, but around the globe — serving 153,000 students. Their step by step system has been tested and refined through the years into a world-class program that is held as the gold standard worldwide. To learn more, please visit www.superbikeschool.com/.
About United States Motorcycle Coaching Association (USMCA)
The U.S. Motorcycle Coaching Association was formed to organize a network of Certified coaches recognized by the motorcycle industry. The MotorcycleCoaching.org network is open to the public and connects riders with Certified Coaches to elevate the riding experience and improve riding skills. USMCA believes that our industry can come together to create a safe learning environment by verifying coaches have experience and essential safety knowledge. USMCA works with industry partners to provide offers and benefits to Certified coaches. For more information or to become USMCA Certified, please visit www.USMCA.org. To find a USMCA Certified coach nearest to you, please visit www.MotorcycleCoaching.org.
