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BIKE MARSHAL TRAINING - RIDE LEADER TRAINING: TUESDAY 13TH AUGUST

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30 July 2013 - 12:05am

Andyman

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BMWMCCC Training:

Mounted bike events marshal & ride leader

DATE: Tuesday 13th August

Venue : Ruslamere Hotel & Conference Centre, Durbanville

Cost : R100.oo pp includes course notes, coffee/juice & a finger supper.

cash bar is open

Time 19H00 sharp to 21H00

Who : The current bike marshals as well as

any interested in being trained as an event marshal

Any ride leader or aspirant ride leader or interested persons.

Booking essential for handout preparation and catering.

This is a must do training session if you want to be listed as a qualified event marshal for road and off-road sports events.

This is very useful if you lead group rides or would like to learn what the requirements are for leading a group ride.

This training program has grown from both interest within the club and as a result of requirements from event organisers to have access to booking motorcycle operators as event marshals.

Marhsalling is not just about being good on a bike and riding a course.

It is a discipline and carries enormous responsibility.

We would like to field a pool of marshals of a high standard, endorsed by the club, to uphold the reputation of providing a very strong field of good Marshals for events.

We have earned respect on the Burger Fiets Toer, sundry cycling events and 6 years running for the Pick n Pay Argus Cycle Tour.

Enquiries are now coming in from other organisations.

Leading a club ride too is not as fun and simple as it appears, you work hard to be the clean rider on a gravel road.

Come and learn what it means to lead a club ride.

Conmfirmed attendance by:

	Name
1	Andy Connell
2	Charles Oertel
3	Russell Rathbone
4	Eric Mclaren
5	Tony Schlee
6	Danie Malan
7	Esther van der Merwe
8	Glenda Moore
9	Bob Goode
10	Willem Smith
11	Cecil Hill
12	Eddy Dawson
13	Salim Patel
14	Shameer Ebrahim
15	Chris Grinton
16	Lynn Nicol
17	Justin Bransgrove
18	Arno Rossouw
19	Kenny White
20	Craig Cauvin
21	Herman Ebersohn

Andyman
Anyone can ride a bike fast.... But can you ride your bike real slow???

30 July 2013 - 8:08am

Eric McLaren

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Hi Andy. Please put my name down.

Thanks.

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30 July 2013 - 2:10pm

Willem Smith

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Hi Andy,

Hereby confirmation of my attendance.

Regards

Willem Smith

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31 July 2013 - 9:36am

kenny

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Hi Andy

Please include my name

Kenny White

31 July 2013 - 7:44pm

Andre Cornelissen

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Hi Andy

Can you put my name on as well

Andre Cornelissen

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Andre

1 August 2013 - 6:37am

Justin Bransgrove

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Hi Andy,

Please put my name down.

Thanks

7 August 2013 - 6:02am

Andyman

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I have sent an email with details to the listed candidates attending the course.

If you did not receive such a mail and I missed you, let me know by PM or post.

Payments are coming in, thank you very much

Andyman
Anyone can ride a bike fast.... But can you ride your bike real slow???

7 August 2013 - 11:09pm

dtv

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Hi Andy, I would have loved to attend, but I am leaving for Namibia this Friday morning, and will be riding in the mountains south of Karibib on Tuesday 13 August!

So, kindly excuse me? (if anyone is interested to join me to Windhoek, I will be going up the West Coast on Friday, quick visit to Britannia Bay, then hug the coast all the way to the Olifants River, then cut across to the N7, sleep in famous Garies Hotel Friday night. Saturday I will do the Studer Pass, dirt all the way to Kamieskroon, then across the N7 to Soebatsfontein, Wildeperdehoek Pass, and via Messum Pass to Springbok, to sleep in Grunau that night. Dirt via Seeheim to Mariental on Sunday, and then tar to Windhoek on Monday.....)

God gave you a gift of 86 400 seconds to-day. Have you used one to say Thank You?

14 August 2013 - 12:09am

Andyman

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Dear team,

Thanks for the full house.

Thanks to Ruslamere for the hospitlaity.

But mostly thanks for coming along with your enthusiasm, good questions, active discussion and I look forward to enjoying events with the confidence that we are ready to be counted amongst the better organisations that make an event successful.

Well done!!

Andyman
Anyone can ride a bike fast.... But can you ride your bike real slow???

14 August 2013 - 8:56am

GeelKameel

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Thanks Andy for an interesting, informative and well prepared lecture.

Thanks Russ for the venue!

And for the great snacks!

Nou wag ons in spanning vir die bevel ... "AANTREE!"

14 August 2013 - 9:08am

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Charles Oertel

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That was a very informative and useful session. Thanks for taking the initiative and making it happen. I forgot to get a download of the notes (and ended up leaving my notes behind (doh). Is there any way of getting an electronic copy of the notes?

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14 August 2013 - 9:09am

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Herman Ebersohn

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Thank you Andy for your time in putting this training sesion together. It was great. You are a huge asset to the Club and your efforts does not go unnoticed.

Also a great thanks to Russel for accommodating us at his beautiful establishment.

Take responsibility for the energy you bring into the room!

14 August 2013 - 10:03am

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Craig Cauvin

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Thank you so much for the initiative and effort of putting this together Andy! It was certainly helpful and informative - and very sincerely appreciated!

Russel - thank you too for the lovely venue!

Looking forward to many sucessful events as part of this great team!

Craig C

14 August 2013 - 3:04pm

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Andyman

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Following several requests, I will make opportunities to practice the crew guard, as well as incorporate it into Ride Leader discipline.

I will ask if one of our crew can post a clip of the crew guard in action during a real operation or exercise.

I know there are several, just need to find one that works for our type of training to post on YouTube.

I have also just mailed soft copy course notes to the candidates that attended.

Andyman
Anyone can ride a bike fast.... But can you ride your bike real slow???

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