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Rider Development Session — Pre-Session Intake | VTR x Apex Flow Rider

Vagrant Automotive Racing · Apex Flow Rider

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Pre-Session Rider Intake · Complete Before Your Session

This session is built around you — your riding style, your habits, your gaps. We're going to take you out on the backroads, film you from behind, and watch everything: your body movement, line choice, turn-in points, entry speed, brake markers, how you respond to what the road gives you.

Then we sit down together, go through the video, and talk about what we see — based on what you told us matters most to you. This form is your chance to be honest before we ever get on a bike. Nobody's grading you. The more real you are here, the more useful your session becomes.

Don't ride safe. Ride cautious.

Section 01

About You

Basic info so we know who we're riding with.

First Name *

Last Name *

Phone *

Email *

How did you hear about this?

If referred, who sent you?

Section 02

Your Bike

What you're riding affects everything we look at on video.

Year / Make / Model *

Modifications (if any)

How long have you owned this bike?

Is your bike in good mechanical condition? * Tires, brakes, chain, fluids. Be honest — this affects your safety on the road.

Yes — it's well maintained and road-ready Mostly — a few things I've been putting off Not sure — I don't know what to look for No — there are known issues I need to address

Section 03

Your Riding Background

Where you've been shapes where we start.

Total years riding *

Approximate miles per year

What type of riding do you do most? (check all that apply)

Daily commuting / city streets Backroads / twisties / rural routes Highway / long distance Group rides Track days Parking lot skills practice

Have you gone down before? * Crashes, drops, lowsides, highsides — on street or track. No judgment, just context.

Never Once — stationary or low speed drop Yes — street incident (please describe below) Yes — track incident (please describe below) Multiple incidents

If you've gone down — what happened? What do you think caused it? Optional, but this is some of the most useful information we can have going into your session.

Section 04

Your Honest Self-Assessment

Rate yourself 1–5 in each area. 1 = I know I need serious work here. 5 = I feel solid and confident. The gaps between your self-rating and what we see on video are where the real work happens.

Most riders rate themselves a point or two higher than what the video shows. That's not a knock — it's just how awareness works. Be as honest as you can. The more accurate this is, the more targeted your session becomes.

Vision — Where you look on the road How far ahead are your eyes? Do you look through corners or fixate on what's in front of you?

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Body Position — On the bike while moving Posture, weight distribution, how relaxed or tense you are, how you shift in corners.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Line Choice — Where you position yourself on the road Entry point, where you clip, exit line, buffer zones, adjusting for debris or oncoming traffic.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Braking — How and when you slow down Trail braking, brake point selection, front/rear balance, stopping distance, panic stops.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Turn-In & Entry — How you initiate corners Entry speed, turn-in markers, counter-steering input, committing to the line.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Throttle Control — Managing power through a corner Roll-on timing, smoothness, driving out of a corner, not snapping or chopping the throttle.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Hazard Awareness — Reading the road in real time Surface conditions, shadows, car behavior, intersections, debris — seeing it before it's a problem.

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Riding Under Pressure — Keeping your head when things get real Keeping pace with a group, traffic pressure, unfamiliar roads, near-misses. How do you respond?

1Needs serious work 2Aware of the issue 3Developing 4Pretty solid 5Confident

Section 05

What You Want To Work On

This is the most important section. Your answers here determine the focus of the entire session.

What's the #1 thing you want to walk away from this session having improved? * Pick one thing. The most specific you are, the more targeted your session will be.

Is there a specific situation on the road that makes you tense up or back off more than you'd like to? A type of corner, a situation, a moment where you notice yourself getting uncomfortable.

Do you have a habit on the bike you already know isn't right? Something someone's pointed out, or something you notice yourself doing and want to fix.

When you think about your best riding day — what did that feel like? The flow state. When everything clicked. Describe it if you've had it — or what you're chasing if you haven't.

Is there anything specific you want us to pay attention to when filming you from behind? Something you've wondered about your own riding that you've never been able to see from the outside.

Section 06

Mindset & Honesty Check

A few questions about where your head is at. These aren't scored — they just help us understand how you approach riding.

How do you respond when you make a mistake on the bike? *

I pull over and think through what happened before continuing I acknowledge it and adjust, but keep riding I shake it off and try to push through I get in my own head and it affects the rest of my ride I don't always recognize a mistake as a mistake in the moment

How do you feel about riding with someone faster or more experienced than you? *

I ride my own ride — their pace doesn't affect me I use it as motivation but try to stay within my limits I push harder than I should to keep up It makes me uncomfortable and I prefer to set my own pace

What does "riding cautious" mean to you? No wrong answer. Just want to know how you define it before we ride together.

Anything else you want us to know before your session? Physical limitations, things you're working through, questions you have, anything on your mind.

Section 07 — Required

Waiver, Release & Confidentiality Agreement

Please read this section in full before signing below. This is a legally binding agreement.

1. Assumption of Risk

I understand and acknowledge that motorcycle riding, including but not limited to street riding, backroad riding, group riding, and skills coaching ("the Activity"), is an inherently dangerous activity that carries a substantial risk of serious bodily injury, permanent disability, paralysis, and death, as well as property damage. These risks include, but are not limited to: loss of control of the motorcycle, collisions with other vehicles, riders, pedestrians, animals, or fixed objects, adverse road or weather conditions, mechanical failure, and the actions of other riders or third parties.

I am voluntarily participating in the Activity, including the Rider Development Session offered by Apex Flow Rider and Vagrant Automotive Racing LLC ("VTR," "we," "us," "our"), with full knowledge of these dangers, and I freely and voluntarily assume all risk of injury, death, or property damage that may result.

2. Release and Waiver of Liability

In consideration of being permitted to participate in the Rider Development Session and related coaching, riding, and filming activities, I, on behalf of myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, assigns, and personal representatives, hereby release, waive, discharge, and covenant not to sue Apex Flow Rider, Vagrant Automotive Racing LLC, its owners, members, employees, contractors, and any other riders or volunteers involved in the session (collectively, "Released Parties") from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage, personal injury, or death that I may sustain while participating in the Activity, whether caused by the negligence of the Released Parties or otherwise, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

This release does not apply to injury or damage caused by the gross negligence, willful misconduct, or intentional acts of the Released Parties, to the extent such a limitation is required by Florida law.

3. My Own Equipment, Vehicle & Insurance

I confirm that I am riding my own motorcycle, that it is properly licensed, registered, and insured as required by Florida law, and that I personally carry valid motorcycle insurance. I understand that VTR and Apex Flow Rider do not provide insurance coverage of any kind for me, my passenger, my motorcycle, or any third party during this session, and that I am solely responsible for any damage to my own property or person.

4. Media Release

I understand that my Rider Development Session may be filmed, photographed, or recorded by VTR / Apex Flow Rider for the purpose of coaching review with me. I grant VTR and Apex Flow Rider permission to use this footage, including clips, photos, and stills, in coaching materials, marketing, social media, advertising, and promotional content, in any media now known or hereafter developed, without compensation to me, unless I specifically opt out below.

5. Confidentiality & Non-Disclosure

I understand that during my session I may be exposed to VTR's and Apex Flow Rider's proprietary coaching methods, techniques, drills, and feedback frameworks ("Coaching Methods"). I agree not to record, reproduce, repackage, teach, or commercially distribute these Coaching Methods without prior written consent from Apex Flow Rider.

I further agree that if other riders, their identities, their riding footage, or any personal information about them is shared with me or becomes known to me in connection with this session, I will keep such information confidential and will not share, post, or distribute it without that rider's consent.

6. Medical Fitness

I confirm that I am physically fit to participate in the Activity and am not aware of any medical condition that would make my participation unreasonably dangerous to myself or others. I agree to inform Apex Flow Rider of any relevant medical conditions or physical limitations prior to my session.

7. Acknowledgment

I have read this Waiver, Release & Confidentiality Agreement in its entirety, I understand its terms, I understand that I am giving up substantial legal rights by signing it, and I sign it freely and voluntarily without any inducement.

I do not consent to my session footage being used for marketing or promotional purposes (coaching review use only). Leave unchecked if you're okay with VTR using footage for marketing.

I have read, understood, and agree to the Waiver, Release & Confidentiality Agreement above. I am 18 years of age or older (or have a parent/guardian co-signing below), and I am signing this voluntarily. *

Type Your Full Legal Name (Electronic Signature) * Typing your name here serves as your electronic signature on this agreement.

Today's Date *

If rider is under 18 — Parent/Guardian Full Legal Name & Signature Required if the rider is a minor. Parent/guardian must also agree to all terms above on the rider's behalf.

This waiver is a legally binding document. If you have any questions before signing, please contact us prior to submitting this form rather than after.

Your responses go directly to Apex Flow Rider before your session. We review everything before we ride.

Vagrant Automotive Racing · @Apex_Flow_Rider · Don't ride safe. Ride cautious.