The Moto Academy camps are designed for riders of all skill levels from newer riders to experienced racers. Riders are grouped by experience so everyone can learn at a pace that feels safe, productive, and encouraging.

We train riders from approximately 5 years old to 70+. Age matters far less than comfort level and basic riding ability. If a rider can safely control their bike, we can usually accommodate them.

No. Many riders attend specifically to build confidence, improve fundamentals, and stop guessing on the bike. Racing experience is never required.

Riders are grouped by skill level, not age, using a simple color system so everyone can train at the right pace.
• Green Group – Newer or less experienced riders focused on basic skills, balance, and control (typically wheels on the ground).
• Blue Group – Riders gaining confidence who may be starting to jump or get small amounts of air.
• Orange Group – Faster, more experienced riders, including many racers, working on refining technique and consistency.
• Red Group – Advanced and pro-level riders, including A-class and top youth racers.

Each group is supported by a head coach plus 1–2 assistant coaches, keeping the rider-to-coach ratio high. Riders may move between groups during the week as they progress or if coaches feel a change is needed for safety or development.
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Safety is a core priority. Coaching emphasizes balance, control, and modern technique not pushing limits or “sending it.” Riders progress gradually, and unnecessary risk is actively avoided.

Each day follows a structured rhythm:
• On-bike riding sessions
• Off-bike coaching and discussion
​• Breaks for rest, hydration, and recovery

This balance helps riders absorb what they’re learning instead of getting overwhelmed.

Camps are group-based, but riders receive individual moments of coaching throughout the week. Coaches rotate attention intentionally so every rider is seen, supported, and guided.

Most dirt bikes are welcome, including:
• 50cc–500cc
• Electric bikes
• Minibikes and adventure bikes

​No quads or street bikes. Bikes must be mechanically sound and appropriate for the rider.

Riders must have standard motocross safety gear (helmet, boots, chest protection, etc.). A detailed gear checklist is sent after registration.

Yes. Parents and family members are welcome to observe. Many parents appreciate seeing how coaching is delivered and how confidence builds throughout the week.

Yes. Camps are intentionally structured to avoid burnout. Riders rotate between riding and coaching so they can rest, hydrate, and mentally reset.

That’s common especially early in the week. Coaches adjust expectations and pace as needed. Riders are never forced to ride beyond what’s productive or safe.

Yes, this is one of the biggest reasons families attend. Camps are designed to help riders feel calmer, more in control, and more confident through understanding, not pressure.

Most riders experience noticeable changes in confidence, technique, and awareness. Progress looks different for everyone, but riders consistently leave with clearer direction and tools they can keep using.

No. This page is here to help you learn more and see if a The Moto Academy camp feels like the right fit. Camp details, locations, and next steps are available when you’re ready.

You’ll have a chance to ask questions and get full camp details before making any decisions.