Next Doc Wong Riding Clinic - Nov 16, 2008 Sunday!!

You're invited to:

Doc Wong Riding Clinic: "Cornering Confidence - Wet Weather Riding and
Loose Conditions" Sunday 9am-2:30pm

When: Sunday, Nov 16, 2008! 9am-2:30pm
Where: Starts at my office, then a 110 mile ride thru the Skyline
hills!
Active Life Medical Center (Chiropractic and Alternative Care)
1391 Woodside Road, Suite 200
Redwood City, CA 94061
How to register: just e-mail me at: (E-Mail Removed)
Cost: $0.00

I'm very excited about this month's topic! It's a key topic concerning
the ability to corner with confidence.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Go to: www.docwong.com for
--more info of my other motorcycling clinics http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/index.htm
--Back Exercises that I recommend everyone do http://www.docwong.com/health/stretch/index.htm
--"Doc Wong Crashes" http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/crash-1.htm
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ride street, ride track, ride dirt, trials.....ride.....well!

Doc Wong
Active Life Medical-Chiropractic and Natural Medicine
1391 Woodside Road, Ste 200, Redwood City, CA (650) 365-7775
www.docwong.com
www.activelifemedicalcenter.com

Free exams and consultations offered if you're having pain while
riding or having neck, back or other sports injuries issues
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To get the latest announcements on my Riding Clinics subscribe to the
Doc-Ride Mail-list!

Go to: http://www.micapeak.com/lists/doc-ride

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following description was provided by Michael Nelson
(E-Mail Removed)

Dr. Harry Wong, a prominent Redwood City chiropractor and extremely
knowledgeable sport rider, is holding a monthly series of
MotorcycleRiding Clinics. These seminars are FREE, and consist of a
one hour lecture followed by a three hour group ride in the beautiful
Santa Cruz mountains.

The Doc Wong Riding Clinics are now in it's 15th year!

PURPOSE: Enhance your riding skills, increase your enjoyment, and
learn better riding survival reflexes.

TYPE OF MOTORCYCLE: If it has 2 wheels and a motor, you're invited.

SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Since these are not fast sport rides, any
reasonably competent rider should be able to participate. We
recommendthat you be comfortable with your bike and knowledgeable
about your(and your bike's) limitations and capabilities. If you have
been riding for at least six months you've probably got the minimum
level ofexpertise required. The bottom line is that if you can safely
negotiate the mountainous roads off Skyline Blvd, then you do have the
minimum skills for the ride.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: A motorcycle in good mechanical condition,
helmet,gloves, heavy jacket (leather or heavy material), heavy pants,
boots...in other words, sensible riding attire. If you show up in
shorts, tanktop, Oakley blades and flipflops on your feet, you _may_be
invited to go home. You must also have a valid motorcycle license and
insurance. Full leathers are encouraged but not required. You are
responsible for your own safety.

WORKSHOP FORMAT: (Each month is a different riding skills topic)

1. Meet at Doc Wong's Chiropractic oiffice at 9 AM. Park underground
and go upstairs to the office. After signing wavers, Doc Wong gives an
hour lecture on the day's riding topic. He'll also go over Riding
Within Your Abilities, Group Riding, and Road Manners. You'll be
asked to fill out an optional survey for riding feedback and health
issues. Then we will be split up into small groups with ride leader
volunteers to lead you thru the hills.

2. The Ride: You can ride at a slower pace, you don't need to feel
like you have to keep up with the riders in front of you.

We'll have volunteer ride leaders leading you on the route thru the
hills. Those riders will be designated to you prior to beginning
theride. As volunteer riders, they are often very willing to help you
inany way they can. So feel free to ask them questions on riding, the
route, etc.

It's important to approach this whole thing with the right attitude.

If one of the volunteer ride leaders talks to you, it's meant to be
constructive criticism and should be taken that way. After all, the
purpose of the Clinics is to improve your skills.

We try to ride at a moderate pace, and we hold the speed down on the
straights to allow slower riders to catch up. We stop at
anyintersection where we're turning off to another road and we
don'tcontinue until everyone has arrived.

We'll try to make rest stops long enough so that the slower riders
will get a rest, too.

Ride Route: http://tinyurl.com/6gs5yu

From Dr. Wong's office up Woodside Road, up Kings Mountain Road, down
Tunitas Creek Road and a short stop at the San Gregorio Road. Continue
on Stage Road to the town of Pescadero to Cloverdale, Gazos Creek Road
to Hwy 1. Then down Hwy 1 to Davenport for lunch. After lunch, it's
south on Highway 1 to Bonny Doone Road, right on Smith Grade to Empire
Grade, down Jamison Creek Road to Boulder Creek, then up Hwy 9 to the
corner of Hwy 9 and Skyline at the rest stop for a final meeting.
After our meeting and bull session, the group breaks up and everyone
is on their own. Hope you can find your way home from there!

Michael Nelson, San Francisco, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**Special acknowledgement and thanks to:

Keith Code of California Superbike Schools for his help and
guidenceand support. The Doc Wong Street Riding Clinics are almost all
based onhis works. Get his books and tapes on the subject, read them
and applythem....your riding will be much better for it!
www.californiasuperbikeschool.com

Gary Jaehne for his contributions on the Suspension clinics and in his
book: "Sportbiking: The Real World"....great reading.

Helimot Leathers: The leathers I use and consider the best!
http://www.helimot.com/aboutus/index.shtml

Aftershocks Suspension where I take my suspension!
http://www.aftershocks-suspension.com/pages/about.htm

Repsol oils, the Moto GP oils that I now exclusively use on all my
bikes!

This clinic is in two weeks!


On Oct 20, 1:30*pm, docwong2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Next Doc Wong Riding Clinic - Nov 16, 2008 Sunday!!
>
> You're invited to:
>
> Doc Wong Riding Clinic: "Cornering Confidence - Wet Weather Riding and
> Loose Conditions" Sunday 9am-2:30pm
>
> When: Sunday, Nov 16, 2008! 9am-2:30pm
> Where: Starts at my office, then a 110 mile ride thru the Skyline
> hills!
> * * * *Active Life Medical Center (Chiropractic and Alternative Care)
> * * * *1391 Woodside Road, Suite 200
> * * * *Redwood City, CA 94061
> How to register: just e-mail me at: docw...@aol.com
> Cost: *$0.00
>
> I'm very excited about this month's topic! It's a key topic concerning
> the ability to corner with confidence.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Go to:www.docwong.comfor
> --more info of my other motorcycling clinics *http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/index.htm
> --Back Exercises that I recommend everyone do *http://www.docwong.com/health/stretch/index.htm
> --"Doc Wong Crashes" *http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/crash-1.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Ride street, ride track, ride dirt, trials.....ride.....well!
>
> Doc Wong
> Active Life Medical-Chiropractic and Natural Medicine
> 1391 Woodside Road, Ste 200, Redwood City, CA (650) 365-7775www.docwong.comwww.activelifemedicalcenter.com
>
> Free exams and consultations offered if you're having pain while
> riding or having neck, back or other sports injuries issues
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> To get the latest announcements on my Riding Clinics subscribe to the
> Doc-Ride Mail-list!
>
> Go to: *http://www.micapeak.com/lists/doc-ride
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> The following description was provided by Michael Nelson
> nel...@seahunt.imat.com
>
> Dr. Harry Wong, a prominent Redwood City chiropractor and extremely
> knowledgeable sport rider, is holding a monthly series of
> MotorcycleRiding Clinics. These seminars are FREE, and consist of a
> one hour lecture followed by a three hour group ride in the beautiful
> Santa Cruz mountains.
>
> The Doc Wong Riding Clinics are now in it's 15th year!
>
> PURPOSE: Enhance your riding skills, increase your enjoyment, and
> learn better riding survival reflexes.
>
> TYPE OF MOTORCYCLE: *If it has 2 wheels and a motor, you're invited.
>
> SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Since these are not fast sport rides, any
> reasonably competent rider should be able to participate. We
> recommendthat you be comfortable with your bike and knowledgeable
> about your(and your bike's) limitations and capabilities. If you have
> been riding for at least six months you've probably got the minimum
> level ofexpertise required. The bottom line is that if you can safely
> negotiate the mountainous roads off Skyline Blvd, then you do have the
> minimum skills for the ride.
>
> EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: A motorcycle in good mechanical condition,
> helmet,gloves, heavy jacket (leather or heavy material), heavy pants,
> boots...in other words, sensible riding attire. If you show up in
> shorts, tanktop, Oakley blades and flipflops on your feet, you _may_be
> invited to go home. You must also have a valid motorcycle license and
> insurance. Full leathers are encouraged but not required. *You are
> responsible for your own safety.
>
> WORKSHOP FORMAT: (Each month is a different riding skills topic)
>
> 1. Meet at Doc Wong's Chiropractic oiffice at 9 AM. Park underground
> and go upstairs to the office. After signing wavers, Doc Wong gives an
> hour lecture on the day's riding topic. He'll also go over Riding
> Within Your Abilities, Group Riding, and Road Manners. *You'll be
> asked to fill out an optional survey for riding feedback and health
> issues. Then we will be split up into small groups with ride leader
> volunteers to lead you thru the hills.
>
> 2. The Ride: You can ride at a slower pace, you don't need to feel
> like you have to keep up with the riders in front of you.
>
> We'll have volunteer ride leaders leading you on the route thru the
> hills. Those riders will be designated to you prior to beginning
> theride. As volunteer riders, they are often very willing to help you
> inany way they can. So feel free to ask them questions on riding, the
> route, etc.
>
> It's important to approach this whole thing with the right attitude.
>
> If one of the volunteer ride leaders talks to you, it's meant to be
> constructive criticism and should be taken that way. After all, the
> purpose of the Clinics is to improve your skills.
>
> We try to ride at a moderate pace, and we hold the speed down on the
> straights to allow slower riders to catch up. We stop at
> anyintersection where we're turning off to another road and we
> don'tcontinue until everyone has arrived.
>
> We'll try to make rest stops long enough so that the slower riders
> will get a rest, too.
>
> Ride Route: *http://tinyurl.com/6gs5yu
>
> From Dr. Wong's office up Woodside Road, up Kings Mountain Road, down
> Tunitas Creek Road and a short stop at the San Gregorio Road. Continue
> on Stage Road to the town of Pescadero to Cloverdale, Gazos Creek Road
> to Hwy 1. Then down Hwy 1 to Davenport for lunch. After lunch, it's
> south on Highway 1 to Bonny Doone Road, right on Smith Grade to Empire
> Grade, down Jamison Creek Road to Boulder Creek, then up Hwy 9 to the
> corner of Hwy 9 and Skyline at the rest stop for a final meeting.
> After our meeting and bull session, the group breaks up and everyone
> is on their own. *Hope you can find your way home from there!
>
> Michael Nelson, San Francisco, CA
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> **Special acknowledgement and thanks to:
>
> Keith Code of California Superbike Schools for his help and
> guidenceand support. The Doc Wong Street Riding Clinics are almost all
> based onhis works. Get his books and tapes on the subject, read them
> and applythem....your riding will be much better for it!www.californiasuperbikeschool.com
>
> Gary Jaehne for his contributions on the Suspension clinics and in his
> book: "Sportbiking: *The Real World"....great reading.
>
> Helimot Leathers: *The leathers I use and consider the best!http://www.helimot.com/aboutus/index.shtml
>
> Aftershocks Suspension where I take my suspension!http://www.aftershocks-suspension.com/pages/about.htm
>
> Repsol oils, the Moto GP oils that I now exclusively use on all my
> bikes!

This clinic is next week!


On Oct 20, 12:30*pm, docwong2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Next Doc Wong Riding Clinic - Nov 16, 2008 Sunday!!
>
> You're invited to:
>
> Doc Wong Riding Clinic: "Cornering Confidence - Wet Weather Riding and
> Loose Conditions" Sunday 9am-2:30pm
>
> When: Sunday, Nov 16, 2008! 9am-2:30pm
> Where: Starts at my office, then a 110 mile ride thru the Skyline
> hills!
> * * * *Active Life Medical Center (Chiropractic and Alternative Care)
> * * * *1391 Woodside Road, Suite 200
> * * * *Redwood City, CA 94061
> How to register: just e-mail me at: docw...@aol.com
> Cost: *$0.00
>
> I'm very excited about this month's topic! It's a key topic concerning
> the ability to corner with confidence.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Go to:www.docwong.comfor
> --more info of my other motorcycling clinics *http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/index.htm
> --Back Exercises that I recommend everyone do *http://www.docwong.com/health/stretch/index.htm
> --"Doc Wong Crashes" *http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/crash-1.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Ride street, ride track, ride dirt, trials.....ride.....well!
>
> Doc Wong
> Active Life Medical-Chiropractic and Natural Medicine
> 1391 Woodside Road, Ste 200, Redwood City, CA (650) 365-7775www.docwong.comwww.activelifemedicalcenter.com
>
> Free exams and consultations offered if you're having pain while
> riding or having neck, back or other sports injuries issues
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> To get the latest announcements on my Riding Clinics subscribe to the
> Doc-Ride Mail-list!
>
> Go to: *http://www.micapeak.com/lists/doc-ride
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> The following description was provided by Michael Nelson
> nel...@seahunt.imat.com
>
> Dr. Harry Wong, a prominent Redwood City chiropractor and extremely
> knowledgeable sport rider, is holding a monthly series of
> MotorcycleRiding Clinics. These seminars are FREE, and consist of a
> one hour lecture followed by a three hour group ride in the beautiful
> Santa Cruz mountains.
>
> The Doc Wong Riding Clinics are now in it's 15th year!
>
> PURPOSE: Enhance your riding skills, increase your enjoyment, and
> learn better riding survival reflexes.
>
> TYPE OF MOTORCYCLE: *If it has 2 wheels and a motor, you're invited.
>
> SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Since these are not fast sport rides, any
> reasonably competent rider should be able to participate. We
> recommendthat you be comfortable with your bike and knowledgeable
> about your(and your bike's) limitations and capabilities. If you have
> been riding for at least six months you've probably got the minimum
> level ofexpertise required. The bottom line is that if you can safely
> negotiate the mountainous roads off Skyline Blvd, then you do have the
> minimum skills for the ride.
>
> EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: A motorcycle in good mechanical condition,
> helmet,gloves, heavy jacket (leather or heavy material), heavy pants,
> boots...in other words, sensible riding attire. If you show up in
> shorts, tanktop, Oakley blades and flipflops on your feet, you _may_be
> invited to go home. You must also have a valid motorcycle license and
> insurance. Full leathers are encouraged but not required. *You are
> responsible for your own safety.
>
> WORKSHOP FORMAT: (Each month is a different riding skills topic)
>
> 1. Meet at Doc Wong's Chiropractic oiffice at 9 AM. Park underground
> and go upstairs to the office. After signing wavers, Doc Wong gives an
> hour lecture on the day's riding topic. He'll also go over Riding
> Within Your Abilities, Group Riding, and Road Manners. *You'll be
> asked to fill out an optional survey for riding feedback and health
> issues. Then we will be split up into small groups with ride leader
> volunteers to lead you thru the hills.
>
> 2. The Ride: You can ride at a slower pace, you don't need to feel
> like you have to keep up with the riders in front of you.
>
> We'll have volunteer ride leaders leading you on the route thru the
> hills. Those riders will be designated to you prior to beginning
> theride. As volunteer riders, they are often very willing to help you
> inany way they can. So feel free to ask them questions on riding, the
> route, etc.
>
> It's important to approach this whole thing with the right attitude.
>
> If one of the volunteer ride leaders talks to you, it's meant to be
> constructive criticism and should be taken that way. After all, the
> purpose of the Clinics is to improve your skills.
>
> We try to ride at a moderate pace, and we hold the speed down on the
> straights to allow slower riders to catch up. We stop at
> anyintersection where we're turning off to another road and we
> don'tcontinue until everyone has arrived.
>
> We'll try to make rest stops long enough so that the slower riders
> will get a rest, too.
>
> Ride Route: *http://tinyurl.com/6gs5yu
>
> From Dr. Wong's office up Woodside Road, up Kings Mountain Road, down
> Tunitas Creek Road and a short stop at the San Gregorio Road. Continue
> on Stage Road to the town of Pescadero to Cloverdale, Gazos Creek Road
> to Hwy 1. Then down Hwy 1 to Davenport for lunch. After lunch, it's
> south on Highway 1 to Bonny Doone Road, right on Smith Grade to Empire
> Grade, down Jamison Creek Road to Boulder Creek, then up Hwy 9 to the
> corner of Hwy 9 and Skyline at the rest stop for a final meeting.
> After our meeting and bull session, the group breaks up and everyone
> is on their own. *Hope you can find your way home from there!
>
> Michael Nelson, San Francisco, CA
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> **Special acknowledgement and thanks to:
>
> Keith Code of California Superbike Schools for his help and
> guidenceand support. The Doc Wong Street Riding Clinics are almost all
> based onhis works. Get his books and tapes on the subject, read them
> and applythem....your riding will be much better for it!www.californiasuperbikeschool.com
>
> Gary Jaehne for his contributions on the Suspension clinics and in his
> book: "Sportbiking: *The Real World"....great reading.
>
> Helimot Leathers: *The leathers I use and consider the best!http://www.helimot.com/aboutus/index.shtml
>
> Aftershocks Suspension where I take my suspension!http://www.aftershocks-suspension.com/pages/about.htm
>
> Repsol oils, the Moto GP oils that I now exclusively use on all my
> bikes!

This clinic is this Sunday!


On Oct 20, 12:30 pm, docwong2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Next Doc Wong Riding Clinic - Nov 16, 2008 Sunday!!
>
> You're invited to:
>
> Doc Wong Riding Clinic: "Cornering Confidence - Wet Weather Riding and
> Loose Conditions" Sunday 9am-2:30pm
>
> When: Sunday, Nov 16, 2008! 9am-2:30pm
> Where: Starts at my office, then a 110 mile ride thru the Skyline
> hills!
> Active Life Medical Center (Chiropractic and Alternative Care)
> 1391 Woodside Road, Suite 200
> Redwood City, CA 94061
> How to register: just e-mail me at: docw...@aol.com
> Cost: $0.00
>
> I'm very excited about this month's topic! It's a key topic concerning
> the ability to corner with confidence.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Go to:www.docwong.comfor
> --more info of my other motorcycling clinics http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/index.htm
> --Back Exercises that I recommend everyone do http://www.docwong.com/health/stretch/index.htm
> --"Doc Wong Crashes" http://www.docwong.com/st-clinc/crash-1.htm
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Ride street, ride track, ride dirt, trials.....ride.....well!
>
> Doc Wong
> Active Life Medical-Chiropractic and Natural Medicine
> 1391 Woodside Road, Ste 200, Redwood City, CA (650) 365-7775www.docwong.comwww.activelifemedicalcenter.com
>
> Free exams and consultations offered if you're having pain while
> riding or having neck, back or other sports injuries issues
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> To get the latest announcements on my Riding Clinics subscribe to the
> Doc-Ride Mail-list!
>
> Go to: http://www.micapeak.com/lists/doc-ride
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> The following description was provided by Michael Nelson
> nel...@seahunt.imat.com
>
> Dr. Harry Wong, a prominent Redwood City chiropractor and extremely
> knowledgeable sport rider, is holding a monthly series of
> MotorcycleRiding Clinics. These seminars are FREE, and consist of a
> one hour lecture followed by a three hour group ride in the beautiful
> Santa Cruz mountains.
>
> The Doc Wong Riding Clinics are now in it's 15th year!
>
> PURPOSE: Enhance your riding skills, increase your enjoyment, and
> learn better riding survival reflexes.
>
> TYPE OF MOTORCYCLE: If it has 2 wheels and a motor, you're invited.
>
> SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Since these are not fast sport rides, any
> reasonably competent rider should be able to participate. We
> recommendthat you be comfortable with your bike and knowledgeable
> about your(and your bike's) limitations and capabilities. If you have
> been riding for at least six months you've probably got the minimum
> level ofexpertise required. The bottom line is that if you can safely
> negotiate the mountainous roads off Skyline Blvd, then you do have the
> minimum skills for the ride.
>
> EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: A motorcycle in good mechanical condition,
> helmet,gloves, heavy jacket (leather or heavy material), heavy pants,
> boots...in other words, sensible riding attire. If you show up in
> shorts, tanktop, Oakley blades and flipflops on your feet, you _may_be
> invited to go home. You must also have a valid motorcycle license and
> insurance. Full leathers are encouraged but not required. You are
> responsible for your own safety.
>
> WORKSHOP FORMAT: (Each month is a different riding skills topic)
>
> 1. Meet at Doc Wong's Chiropractic oiffice at 9 AM. Park underground
> and go upstairs to the office. After signing wavers, Doc Wong gives an
> hour lecture on the day's riding topic. He'll also go over Riding
> Within Your Abilities, Group Riding, and Road Manners. You'll be
> asked to fill out an optional survey for riding feedback and health
> issues. Then we will be split up into small groups with ride leader
> volunteers to lead you thru the hills.
>
> 2. The Ride: You can ride at a slower pace, you don't need to feel
> like you have to keep up with the riders in front of you.
>
> We'll have volunteer ride leaders leading you on the route thru the
> hills. Those riders will be designated to you prior to beginning
> theride. As volunteer riders, they are often very willing to help you
> inany way they can. So feel free to ask them questions on riding, the
> route, etc.
>
> It's important to approach this whole thing with the right attitude.
>
> If one of the volunteer ride leaders talks to you, it's meant to be
> constructive criticism and should be taken that way. After all, the
> purpose of the Clinics is to improve your skills.
>
> We try to ride at a moderate pace, and we hold the speed down on the
> straights to allow slower riders to catch up. We stop at
> anyintersection where we're turning off to another road and we
> don'tcontinue until everyone has arrived.
>
> We'll try to make rest stops long enough so that the slower riders
> will get a rest, too.
>
> Ride Route: http://tinyurl.com/6gs5yu
>
> From Dr. Wong's office up Woodside Road, up Kings Mountain Road, down
> Tunitas Creek Road and a short stop at the San Gregorio Road. Continue
> on Stage Road to the town of Pescadero to Cloverdale, Gazos Creek Road
> to Hwy 1. Then down Hwy 1 to Davenport for lunch. After lunch, it's
> south on Highway 1 to Bonny Doone Road, right on Smith Grade to Empire
> Grade, down Jamison Creek Road to Boulder Creek, then up Hwy 9 to the
> corner of Hwy 9 and Skyline at the rest stop for a final meeting.
> After our meeting and bull session, the group breaks up and everyone
> is on their own. Hope you can find your way home from there!
>
> Michael Nelson, San Francisco, CA
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> **Special acknowledgement and thanks to:
>
> Keith Code of California Superbike Schools for his help and
> guidenceand support. The Doc Wong Street Riding Clinics are almost all
> based onhis works. Get his books and tapes on the subject, read them
> and applythem....your riding will be much better for it!www.californiasuperbikeschool.com
>
> Gary Jaehne for his contributions on the Suspension clinics and in his
> book: "Sportbiking: The Real World"....great reading.
>
> Helimot Leathers: The leathers I use and consider the best!http://www.helimot.com/aboutus/index.shtml
>
> Aftershocks Suspension where I take my suspension!http://www.aftershocks-suspension.com/pages/about.htm
>
> Repsol oils, the Moto GP oils that I now exclusively use on all my
> bikes!