DirtBike School Coach Certification
What does it mean to be an DirtBike School RiderCoach?
Being a DirtBike School (DBS) RiderCoach means becoming a certified instructor through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) to teach off-highway motorcycling skills. This role is designed for experienced off-road riders with strong communication skills and a passion for safety and skill development. To qualify, candidates must complete an intensive Coach Certification (CC) course, which includes a riding skills test, classroom teaching practice, range exercise management, and student coaching evaluations. Coaches teach the Closed Range Exercise (CRE) course, which introduces riders to fundamental off-road techniques such as posture, turning, shifting, and traversing hills. As a DBS RiderCoach, you play a crucial role in equipping new and aspiring riders with the skills and confidence to ride responsibly in off-highway environments while promoting safety and environmental awareness
What to expect
The Coach Preparation is a 4-day course. 3 days of training and practice, followed by a day of teaching real students.
You will need to pass a riding skill test and a knowledge test to continue in the program.
Our training location is at the Skyline MX Park and Event Center in Kuna, Idaho. Click HERE for a map.
On day 4 of the Coach Preparation, your Trainer will evaluate your teaching performance as part of the completion requirements
We train at Skyline MX Park!
Skyline MX Park and Event Center is Idaho’s ultimate off-road playground. With multiple tracks built for every thrill level, you’ll find your perfect ride—whether you’re a dirt rookie or a seasoned pro. Want to sharpen your skills? Be Crash Free hosts its epic closed-course off-road classes right here. Check out Skyline's facility at the link below.