While these improved my life expectancy a little I decided to finally do some proper training (and maybe even shoot for a Rospa). Six weeks ago I booked a day long advanced course with Aaron Rider Training.
On Friday I headed across the Liffy and on up to Loughshinny in the pissing rain - something I did not expect when I made the booking.
I can't recommend the course enough. Once part was particularly good fun. A bit on observation and positioning took me up and down a crap, narrow, twisty road until I got over an instinctual fear of crossing into the "wrong" side of the road.
If I'm ever to do a Rospa test I have to get over my platent disregard for continuous white lines - especially those with the red stop signs.
On the way home from Mondello today I asked the GPS to take the shortest route home. I did not break one 50kph speed limit, was more relaxed than normal on narrow twisty roads and every time I approached a junction I had "Observe, Signal, Manoeuvre, Position, Speed and Look" running through my head like the lyrics of a bad pop song.
This post has been edited by eamon: 17 June 2007 - 11:09 PM

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