In 2000, while racing in the American Pro Thunder series, Dale came across a unique Motorcycle school that taught its riders flat tracking skills utilising Honda XR100 dirt bikes. This was a training technique that the Corser brothers had been doing over the years as part of their off-season training to help keep their riding skills sharp and was relatively safe using lower speeds and smaller bikes.

Dale started planning his school and in 2005, attained his level 1 coaching accreditation with Motorcycling Australia and by 2011 became a Level 2 coach. Originally aimed at the racing community Dale quickly realized that in general, a lot of riders either never had the opportunity or never realized the importance of slow speed riding skills. They commonly gauged their riding ability by how fast they were riding but lacked general good balance, correct weight distribution, smooth brake, throttle and clutch control skills.

A step by step curriculum was put into place to develop confidence and skills, which helps the rider increase speed with correct technique. Students also get the experience of the bike slipping and sliding underneath them in a safe environment.

To date over 1000 students have attended the school with a lot of repeat customers wanting to sharpen the racing skills.