Ride 101
Co-Rider: Will result in an increased awareness, greater team interaction between the rider and co-rider
Motorcycle Crash Scene Response: The purpose of the MCSR is to suggest an appropriate course of action when a crash has occurred.
Who’s Afraid of the Dark ~ Riding at Night: Provide understanding and hints and tips for riding at night to overcome the concerns riders/co-riders may have.
Ride 102
R U Ready 2 Ride ~ Riding Readiness: A motorcyclist must ask a number of questions to make sure that they are ready to go on a ride
Hot, You’re Hot ~ Riding in the Heat: Provide tips for riders, co-riders and for the motorcycle to safely ride in the heat
A View From the Rear ~ Co-Rider View of Riding: To delve deeper into and to share the co-riders’ perspective, and through this knowledge, empowering the co-riders to be a more integral part of the riding team
Helmets ~ Fact or Fiction: Learn about aspects of helmets and motorcycling
Ride 103
Dangerous Epidemic ~ Distracted Drivers: Participants will recognize that distracted driving is dangerous and deadly
Riding with New/Inexperienced Riders: To cover topics related to how the new and/or inexperienced rider interacts during a group riding experience
Only Sugar Melts in the Rain! ~ Riding in the Rain: To better prepare the rider and motorcycle to lessen the risks involved with riding in the rain.
Team Riding: To educate and inform members about the benefits of team riding and the suggested planning and conduct of a team ride resulting in a reduction in riding risk
High Side Scenarios: Identify scenarios that produce High Side falls
Ride 104
Brrr, It’s Cold ~ Riding in the Cold: To discuss the risk factors in riding in the cold, to understand the signs and symptoms of hypothermia
Running Mountains, Hills & Curves: To become more familiar about riding around mountains and how to prepare for the trip or ride
Trailering: Provide education and information about various aspects of pulling a trailer resulting in a better understanding of potential problems, a reduction in the risks associated with pulling a trailer and an increase in riding safety.
Road Captain Course: Designed for all who want to participate. The person who really wants to be a group leader will benefit the most but encourage the co-riders and riders who are not interested in being leaders to take this course.
On the Level ~ Level Up: Examine the Levels Program and assess the impact participation has on member safety, skill, proficiency and emergency preparedness.
For the Mature Rider: Increase the awareness of the effects of aging on motorcycle riders
Lead 201
Bad Apple ~ Toxic People: Provide information on Toxic People and how they will harm a Chapter if they are not handled effectively
Calm the Clash ~ Conflict Resolution: Leaders are often faced with conflict within their Chapter or District. Leaders must address conflict to maintain the health of their Chapter.
Can You Hear Me Now ~ Communication: Increase communication in order to increase participation
Cha-Cha-Cha Change ~ Managing Change: Provide insights and tools for managing change
Newsletters: Recognize the importance of a well thought out newsletter for communications.
Lead 202
Conflict It’s Inevitable ~ Conflict: Reactions to conflict. Understand the difference between React and Respond
Do You Have a Minute ~ Giving Feedback: Officers will realize the importance of feedback and that there are constructive ways to offer feedback
My Enthusiasm Counts ~ Chapter MEC Role: Describe how enthusiasm should be a role being a Chapter MEC
Retention is Important ~ Retention: To understand that Retention is a strategy rather than an outcome
Remembering Names: Identify reasons we don’t remember names and learn easy to use memory techniques
Lead 203
Road Trippin’ ~ Setting Goals: Assist Chapters and Districts with setting goals
Row, Row, Row Your Boat ~ Delegation: Understand the purpose of Delegation. Use delegation to increase involvement and decrease the “work load” on one individual.
Talk to the Elephant ~ Difficult Conversations: You will learn how to handle difficult conversations more effectively
This Ones for the Girls ~ Women in Leadership Roles: Women leaders in GWRRA are in a unique position. Networking with other women provides an opportunity to share successes and challenges
Public Speaking Skills: Learn how to dispel fears of public speaking
Lead 204
Underestimating Leadership ~ Leadership & Decision Making: To assist officers in understanding their role as a decision maker and leader
We’re Doing What ~ Planning a Chapter Event: Understand how to plan and execute a successful event
Bee Smart ~ Train your Brain: Learn ways to keep their memory sharp and their mental acuity intact as they age.
Lead 205
Checks & Balances ~ Chapter Finances: Provide information about the proper handling of Chapter Finances and reporting requirements
Say What ~ Body Language: To make participants aware that their body language is communicating a message that is more important than what they are saying.
Coaching: Define coaching and introduce the skills needed to coach
Live 301
Juggling ~ Work & Life Balances: Create an understanding of work and life and why it is important to balance the two. Provide tools to help create a better work/life balance
More Members ~ Recruitment: To understand the importance of creating and implementing a Recruitment plan
A Penny For Your Thoughts ~ Gathering Feedback: Feedback is an important tool for leaders
History of GWRRA: Overview of GWRRAs history
Live 302
Stress Less ~ Stress Management: Provide participants with strategies for handling stress
You’ve Got Mail ~ Email Etiquette: Understand how to compose a clear, concise e-mail that results in the best possible communication.
Zone Out – Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone: Participants will know that their greatest learning is outside of the comfort zone
Flyers for Fun & Profit: Learn how to use flyers to promote events
Live 303
Just Add Spice ~ Adding Fun to Gatherings: Building fun into Chapter Gatherings needs to be planned