Training Day in Garmisch
From 9 am to 4 pm the closed ground is the focus: seating position, steering, eye tracking, weight shifting and riding physics, plus slow-speed work, changes of direction, braking on the straight and in the corner, and emergency stops.
Hahntennjoch and Kaunertal
The first riding day runs over Allgäu back roads and the Bavarian Alps to the Hahntennjoch. In the Kaunertal, arguably the finest dead-end valley in the Alps, a further training session is slotted in during the afternoon.
Stelvio and Umbrail
The third day starts earlier than the others and brings the Stelvio and its hairpins across around 220 km. Over the Umbrail a short detour crosses into Switzerland, where 80 km/h applies and the flow still holds up.
Photo and Video Analysis
Footage of you on the machine, filmed in genuinely twisty country, makes the progress visible. In the review you see side by side what the training day has changed about your line and your technique.
Kühtai, Praxmar and Sölden
The departure day stays a training day: detours over Kühtai, Praxmar and Sölden lead back to the Bavarian side of the Alps where it all began. The group rides on into the late afternoon.
