Two Days of Low‑Speed Technical Mastery at Peoa’s Competition Skills Course

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Two Days of Low‑Speed Technical Mastery at Peoa’s Competition Skills Course

A focused, two‑day workshop run by Grit Moto Adventures to sharpen low‑speed trail technique and prepare riders for GS Trophy qualifiers.

Two Days of Low‑Speed Technical Mastery at Peoa’s Competition Skills Course.

Duration
2 Days
Location
Peoa
Operator
Grit Moto Adventures
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set at Grit Moto’s ranch near Park City, this two‑day Competition Skills Course is a compact, hands‑on clinic that sharpens the techniques critical to low‑speed technical riding and gives riders a platform to test those skills in GS Trophy‑style qualifiers.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SKILL

Low‑speed technical riding, drilled and refined

The curriculum focuses squarely on the techniques you need to move confidently at trail pace — balance, clutch control, pivoting and slow line selection — with expert coaching aimed at tangible improvement.

THE COMPETITION

Practice and qualify for GS Trophy‑style events

Alongside skill development, the course gives riders the chance to test those techniques in GS Trophy qualifiers and other emerging competitions, blending coaching with friendly contest formats.

THE COMMUNITY

Run by Grit Moto with experienced coaches

Presented by Grit Moto Adventures in partnership with coaches Ben Dragoo and Kandi Spangler, the workshop mixes expert instruction with a social, small‑group atmosphere — bring friends for group discounts.

What the day feels like

What the two days feel like

Expect a hands‑on progression: coached drills that isolate low‑speed skills, repeats to build muscle memory, and short competitive exercises that let you apply new techniques under pressure — all designed to leave you more confident on the trails.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits — and who should think twice.

1
Riders aiming to competeDesigned for riders who want to develop the specific techniques used in GS Trophy qualifiers and similar competitions.
2
Riders improving trail skillsA practical, confidence‑building clinic for any rider wanting to refine low‑speed technical control on trail terrain.
3
Friend groups and small teamsA social, coach‑led environment that offers a group discount (bring a friend, or three, and everyone gets 15% off).
4
Non‑riders or unsupported participantsNot suitable for participants who cannot bring a motorcycle and appropriate riding gear; the course requires each rider to arrive equipped.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Two‑day workshop.

What to Bring

Your motorcycle, full riding gear and a camelback/water bladder if available — staying hydrated is emphasized.

Meeting Point

Grit Moto Ranch, Park City UT.

Operator & Coaches

Presented by Grit Moto Adventures with coaching from Ben Dragoo and Kandi Spangler.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Competition Skills Course?

The course runs two days.

Where do we meet for the course?

Meet at Grit Moto Ranch in Park City, UT.

What do I need to bring?

Bring your motorbike, riding gear, and a camelback or water bladder if you have one; staying hydrated is stressed.

Can I use this course to prepare for GS Trophy qualifiers?

Yes — the workshop is designed to develop techniques critical for low‑speed technical riding and to support riders aiming to compete in GS Trophy qualifiers.

Are there group discounts?

Yes — bring a friend, or three, and everyone receives 15% off.

Who runs and coaches the course?

The course is offered by Grit Moto Adventures in partnership with coaches Ben Dragoo (D.A.R.T.) and Kandi Spangler (Moto iKandi).