4x4 Safety Clinic at Hollister Hills OHV Park
Aug 13, 2008 | 10:15 AM
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4x4 Safety Clinic at Hollister Hills OHV Park
Esprit de four 4x4 Safety Clinic at Hollister Hills
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If you know anyone that is just getting into 4 wheeling and wanted to get some training you can pass this on to them. This is the 20th year my club has been doing this. Most of the money raised by this event goes back to the 4 wheel drive community. It is a full day of wheeling. FREE camping Friday and Saturday night.
September 20th, 2008
Date: September 20th, 2008
Description: Set in beautiful Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreational Area, this course is primarily tailored to introduce those with little- or no-experience to off-road driving safety and trip planning. Those with more experience will come away with the knowledge that there is more to four wheeling than simply shifting into 4WD. Students will get a better feel for what they and their vehicle are capable of while driving in the various types of terrain found in our forests and wild lands. Our Hands-On Safety Clinic consists of: classroom instruction, two guided trail tours, and one-on-one guidance through several exercises. Virtually all four wheel drive vehicles (trucks and sport utility vehicles) and all levels of driver-skill are welcome (and have been through our clinic). Students must provide their own lunch but on Saturday, for a reasonable price, students will have the opportunity to enjoy a BBQ dinner and talk with the instructors and club members after Saturday’s class.
Website: http://www.espritdefour.com/dynamic/?page_id=26
Registration Form: http://www.espritdefour.com/clinic/RegForm.pdf
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If you know anyone that is just getting into 4 wheeling and wanted to get some training you can pass this on to them. This is the 20th year my club has been doing this. Most of the money raised by this event goes back to the 4 wheel drive community. It is a full day of wheeling. FREE camping Friday and Saturday night.
September 20th, 2008
Date: September 20th, 2008
Description: Set in beautiful Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreational Area, this course is primarily tailored to introduce those with little- or no-experience to off-road driving safety and trip planning. Those with more experience will come away with the knowledge that there is more to four wheeling than simply shifting into 4WD. Students will get a better feel for what they and their vehicle are capable of while driving in the various types of terrain found in our forests and wild lands. Our Hands-On Safety Clinic consists of: classroom instruction, two guided trail tours, and one-on-one guidance through several exercises. Virtually all four wheel drive vehicles (trucks and sport utility vehicles) and all levels of driver-skill are welcome (and have been through our clinic). Students must provide their own lunch but on Saturday, for a reasonable price, students will have the opportunity to enjoy a BBQ dinner and talk with the instructors and club members after Saturday’s class.
Website: http://www.espritdefour.com/dynamic/?page_id=26
Registration Form: http://www.espritdefour.com/clinic/RegForm.pdf
Sep 7, 2008 | 12:01 PM
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This is a GREAT Tool!!!!!! I went through it with my Dad a couple years back. It was definitely worth every cent and Second you are there. The learning never ends. Even the most experienced wheeler will get something out of the Safety Clinic.
Not to mention it's a Great group of people that put it on. Everyone is friendly and helpful. They are there to help the participants first and foremost. But also there to enjoy themselves and even expand their own horizons!
Have Fun and Be Safe out there!
Grant
Not to mention it's a Great group of people that put it on. Everyone is friendly and helpful. They are there to help the participants first and foremost. But also there to enjoy themselves and even expand their own horizons!
Have Fun and Be Safe out there!
Grant
May 8, 2010 | 07:47 AM
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4x4 Safety Clinic at Hollister Hills
Esprit de four 4x4 Safety Clinic at Hollister Hills
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If you know anyone that is just getting into 4 wheeling and wanted to get some training you can pass this on to them. This is the 20th year my club has been doing this. Most of the money raised by this event goes back to the 4 wheel drive community. It is a full day of wheeling. FREE camping Friday and Saturday night.
Date: May 15th, 2010
Description: Set in beautiful Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreational Area, this course is primarily tailored to introduce those with little- or no-experience to off-road driving safety and trip planning. Those with more experience will come away with the knowledge that there is more to four wheeling than simply shifting into 4WD. Students will get a better feel for what they and their vehicle are capable of while driving in the various types of terrain found in our forests and wild lands. Our Hands-On Safety Clinic consists of: classroom instruction, two guided trail tours, and one-on-one guidance through several exercises. Virtually all four wheel drive vehicles (trucks and sport utility vehicles) and all levels of driver-skill are welcome (and have been through our clinic). Students must provide their own lunch but on Saturday, for a reasonable price, students will have the opportunity to enjoy a BBQ dinner and talk with the instructors and club members after Saturday’s class.
Website: http://www.espritdefour.com/dynamic/?page_id=26
Registration Form: http://www.espritdefour.com/clinic/RegForm.pdf
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If you know anyone that is just getting into 4 wheeling and wanted to get some training you can pass this on to them. This is the 20th year my club has been doing this. Most of the money raised by this event goes back to the 4 wheel drive community. It is a full day of wheeling. FREE camping Friday and Saturday night.
Date: May 15th, 2010
Description: Set in beautiful Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreational Area, this course is primarily tailored to introduce those with little- or no-experience to off-road driving safety and trip planning. Those with more experience will come away with the knowledge that there is more to four wheeling than simply shifting into 4WD. Students will get a better feel for what they and their vehicle are capable of while driving in the various types of terrain found in our forests and wild lands. Our Hands-On Safety Clinic consists of: classroom instruction, two guided trail tours, and one-on-one guidance through several exercises. Virtually all four wheel drive vehicles (trucks and sport utility vehicles) and all levels of driver-skill are welcome (and have been through our clinic). Students must provide their own lunch but on Saturday, for a reasonable price, students will have the opportunity to enjoy a BBQ dinner and talk with the instructors and club members after Saturday’s class.
Website: http://www.espritdefour.com/dynamic/?page_id=26
Registration Form: http://www.espritdefour.com/clinic/RegForm.pdf
May 9, 2010 | 12:00 AM
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If you've ever been interested in getting instruction and advise from experienced and knowledable wheelers, this is definitely the place to get it!! I've been through the course and it is VERY Helpful!!! Not to mention a Great day of getting out, getting to know your rig and enjoying a day outside with a great group of people!
If you can do it, I would Highly recommend it! Even if you've been wheeling for a while. It's worth doing.
If you can do it, I would Highly recommend it! Even if you've been wheeling for a while. It's worth doing.
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