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PIX FROM THE 5/12-13/2007 SCHOOL
6'7" Jeremy Prince holds first place as our big man on campus.
70 year old Bert Dunn shows good form and says you're never too old to learn.
Student Borge Larson (owner of Jennings GP), working good form on the feet up drill.
Ben P. working the off-camber hairpin.
Instructor Brian Kcraget hanging it way out.
Rob Waddell pushing the front. Cornerspin allows you to work beyond your normal riding limits with minor consequences.
Instructor Scott Harwell demonstrating a drill.
Some friendly competition on day two.
Instructor Phillip Doyle (resident BMOC at 6'4"/270lb.) demonstrating good form and both feet up.
"Hey guys, what do you think of Cornerspin?"
Finding time for the photographer to play.
Finding time for the photographer to play. For more information: info@cornerspeed.net
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