Riding an ATV requires a lot of body movement. Doing warm-up stretches and exercises when preparing to ride will help prevent muscle strain and injury….
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Are you performing a pre-ride inspection? An easy way to remember what to check before riding is the acronym T-CLOC. T – Tires and Wheels…
You should know safe riding practices and be aware of the environmental concerns shared by responsible riders. Being prepared and knowing how to survive is…
Personal safety and comfort are enhanced when you wear protective clothing. Operating without protective clothing increases your chances of severe injury in the event of…
Planning is vitally important for riders to stay safe. Lack of planning and execution can rob a rider of his or her focus and lead…
Having fun and being safe means paying attention to both mind and body. It extends beyond wearing helmets and goggles. It means recognizing how important…
Professional training offers students the opportunity to increase their safety knowledge and practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment under the direct supervision of…
We all need to practice safety – not just on the trail, but in every aspect of our sport and home life too. Safety encompasses…
Hi, I’m Denise Erickson, Vice President of the Canadian Quad Council (CQC). Each year, the first full week of June is recognized as “Quad Safety…
