Your RidingSafety RiderCoaches
Every one of these Coaches is here to help you achieve your goal of learning to ride a motorcycle safely. You will appreciate their patience, concern, knowledge and professionalism. Checkout what past graduates think of this training via Feedback.
Theresa Duurloo Neff
A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach since 2008. Theresa really enjoys training. She will help you use correct riding techniques and strives for you to make them a habit. She wants you prepared for that “once-in-a-lifetime” situation that could save your life.
Trence McCoy
A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructor/RiderCoach for over 20 years. (although he claims to be 29) Trence has over twice that amount of time teaching people a vocation through his Small Engine Repair classes at Bossier Parish School for Technology & Innovative Learning. He is a World Drag Bike Champion… so he can ride and repair motorcycles, a winning combination. You will appreciate his knowledge, humor and expertise as he makes you the best rider you can be.
Adrian Lee (no picture yet)
The greatest help on the range still has to go to ADRIAN LEE. Adrian began training with MSF back around 2005. He is so helpful in keeping the range fun. He works in the medical field during the week and trains with us on the weekend. Adrian can probably answer an question you have whether it is about motorcycles or life… he has answers. He is very professional. He has the best smile you have ever seen. He is wise beyond his years. Absolutely – hands down _ a great man to work with.
Michael Shortle (no picture yet)
A certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) RiderCoach Instructor. Michael began training with us in 2020. He brings a careful & precise training command to help you realize your potential. When working with him you realize the effects of correct techniques to help develop muscle memory in riding style. Michael is active duty at Barksdale AFB.
You?
Interested in becoming a RiderCoach? Talk to these Coaches. RidingSafety is always looking for prospects. Riding ability isn’t nearly as important as teaching/communicating ability. Any rider can ride, question is if a rider has the knowledge and patients needed to teach someone else to ride. Well do you?
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