tpm and nesba both go to different tracks, only reduc used to stay at pocono (but they do more tracks now too).
as for ******'s q, tpm has four classes, white (the slowest group), red (step up), blue (think amateur racer), black (expert racer). they don't try to make people ride over their limit.
i like the way glenn does things. i have nothing against nesba, i just really like tpm.
also, if you're near one of teh tracks, you can cornerwork for $70 in motion money, which you can use towards track time. on the 14th i'll be riding for a total of $25, the rest of the day was paid for by cornerworking.
chances are with either club, if you go out with the street group, you'll learn a lot and you'll really get up to speed fast.
once you're in the red group, you an do chatterbox sessions with control riders. they do a lot of cool stuff, check out the page.
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