What is the best way to start with Forge MX?

Send the rider's age, bike, experience level, current struggles, and goals. Forge MX will recommend the safest next step, including private Barona track time when that is the right fit.

Do you coach kids and beginners?

Yes. Forge MX coaches kids, beginners, adults, vet riders, and racers with coaching adjusted to the rider's confidence, bike control, and current skill level.

Where does Forge MX coaching happen?

Most coaching is based at Barona Oaks Motocross in San Diego County. Private sessions can often be scheduled when nobody else is on track.

Learn it right. Ride better for life.

Motocross coaching at Barona Oaks in San Diego County. Build safe habits, learn faster, and know what to practice on your own.

Where are you starting?

First-time riders listening to Forge MX instruction

Learn to Ride

A fun first ride with a Forge bike. Learn safe basics you can use on your own. See Learn to Ride

One rider practicing during private Forge MX coaching

Private Coaching

Bring your bike. Get one coach and a track with no public riders. See Private Coaching

Forge MX riders gathered during a motocross class at Barona Oaks

Rider Classes

Ride with others, learn new skills, and leave knowing what to practice. See Rider Classes

A returning rider's first session with Forge

“It was a very controlled, comfortable environment with just us on the track and no one else. His teaching was easy to understand and apply, with no pressure to go fast.” Jeff B. · Returning rider

Forge MX coach Brayden Lessler explaining a riding skill at the track

One coaching idea

We teach the why behind every move.

A rider should know what went wrong, why it happened, and what to try next. That builds safer habits and makes every lap count.

01Watch what the rider is doing.

02Explain the cause in simple words.

03Practice one clear fix at a time.

Our job is done when you do not need us.

Private coaching at Barona Oaks

Learn without open-track traffic.

Private lessons are held outside public ride hours. The rider gets time to slow down, ask questions, and work on the right skill without other riders rushing past.

One riderOne coach focused on the rider's needs.

No public ridersA calm place to learn and repeat skills.

Beginner to intermediateFundamentals, control, confidence, and speed.

Your motorcyclePrivate Coaching is for riders who own a bike.

See Private Coaching

A Forge MX rider training at Barona Oaks without public track traffic

“Brayden is hands-down the most professional coach we've worked with: patient, supportive, and structured. He has a rare ability to connect with riders of all ages and skill levels, and it really shows in our son's progress.” Jeremy R. · Parent of a youth rider

“He clearly explains the why behind the what. After very little time on a dirt bike, I left my first training with a new comfort on the bike and a foundation for future development.” P.J. F. · New adult rider

“He has given them an incredible foundation—not just to ride fast, but to ride safely and with excellent technique.” DeAnna B. · Parent · Google review

“Having a private track for training and being able to work on specific sections without distraction has been great.” Kevin B. · Parent · Google review

“Coach Brayden immediately saw his problems and corrected them. He has the perfect balance between fun and serious.” Adriane F. · Parent · Google review

Forge MX riders lined up for monthly group training

The next step for committed riders

Want coaching every month?

Group Training gives accepted riders a steady place to learn, practice, and keep moving forward. Every rider starts with a private lesson so the group stays safe and focused.

$700 per month · up to 8 scheduled sessions

See Group Training

Quick answers

Start in the right place.

What if the rider has never ridden before?

Start with Learn to Ride. Forge provides the motorcycle and teaches the basics one step at a time. Safety gear can be provided too.

What if the rider already owns a bike?

Private Coaching is the best first step for beginner to intermediate riders who want one-on-one help. Sessions are held outside public ride hours, with no public riders on the track.

Who are Rider Classes for?

Rider Classes are for riders who own a motorcycle and full safety gear and can ride on their own. Riders learn with others and leave knowing what to practice.

How does Group Training work?

Group Training is a limited monthly option. Every rider starts with a private lesson so Forge can make sure the group is a good fit.

One easy next step

Still not sure where to start?

Tell Forge about the rider. Brayden will call, text, or email and help you choose the right first step.

Tell us about the rider Short form. No payment.