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RiderCoaches are the backbone of the RiderCourse training system. Completing an intensive RiderCoach Preparation Course is one of the main requirements for becoming an MSF RiderCourse Certified RiderCoach. During the RiderCoach Preparation Course you'll
learn the nuts and bolts of teaching the MSF's (BRC). Who teaches the RiderCoach Preparation Course? MSF-certified RiderCoach Trainers teach the course. These specially trained RiderCoaches have completed the MSF's RiderCoach Trainer Preparation Course and are authorized to train candidates for MSF RiderCoach certification.
Be prepared! If you enroll in a course, go prepared to ride! Every day! Required riding gear includes a full or 3/4 helmet that complies with DOT standards (no half helmets); eye protection; over-the-ankle, sturdy leather footwear; long pants; long-sleeved shirt or jacket; and full-fingered gloves (preferably leather). Be prepared to spend time studying during off-class hours. This is an intensive program that requires a lot of work and concentration. Do not enroll unless you can attend every class meeting. Virginia DMV Motorcycle Program requires you to have successfully completed a BRC prior to accepting candidates in the RiderCoach Preparation Course. You must have taken a BRC sometime since 2001 which is when Virginia adopted the new MSF curriculum (BRC).
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