RT1200RT - Slow cornering exercises - First training

My first experience with exercises on slow cornering the BMW R1200RT.
Norbert prepared some beginner exercises, inspired by Quinn Redeker. I never did training like this before, but I've been wanting to do this for quite a while. Thanks Norbert for preparing the training. I learned a lot.
I'm definitely going to continue practicing. Way too much fun not to do this.
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[@John64125]

This type of training is really excellent for city driving and filtering between lanes. I use cones whenever I get a new bike to prepare me for slow riding through traffic and the exercises here are excellent. I haven’t moved the cones off line the way you did. Good idea, I’ll do that.
Thanks for taking time to share the learning experience.

[@GreenString]

Simple but brilliant bike exercises. I enjoyed that, it’s motivated me to get some cones and do some manoeuvring with the boys. 👍🏼

[@FlatTwinTherapy]

Thanks Steve!
You can get cones, or use some tennis balls, which you cut in half. I did the latter. Bought 25 tennis balls for 16 eur incl shipping at oudetennisballen.com (2nd hand).
During the excercises with the cones, I noticed I kept getting distracted by the cones , because I thought when I would ride over them, I would slide sideways and thus would fall.
In reality this did not happen, but I did notice me being anxious about that, limiting my confidence and thus also limiting the result.
The sliced tennis balls slide less. Hence feels better to me. Plus cheaper.

[@GreenString]

@@FlatTwinTherapy Top Tip Rolf, thanks. Tennis balls it is….and they are easier to transport on the bike to my nearest practice area😀👍🏼

[@John64125]

You made life really difficult with the cones. Why not go a bit wider at the beginning? Was part of the exercise to go close to the cones?

[@FlatTwinTherapy]

No. Agreed, should have taken it wider. It also means you need to turn more aggressive, which is to be learned. Learning in progress. Thanks

[@devianthousend]

How tall is Norbert?