Basic training lesson 4
Lesson 4 was set to be a wild one—both challenging and exhilarating! With a diverse mix of drivers and vehicles, we knew this would be an adventure to remember. Continue Reading
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Basic training lesson 2 & 3!
What an epic day for our offroad trainees! Today, we took on the ambitious challenge of completing both lessons in a single day, navigating the vast desert from dawn to dusk. Continue Reading
Basic training lesson 1
And so, a new generation of Basic trainees embarks on their journey, and today marked day one of many off-road adventures to come.
Lesson 1 was all about finding your rhythm and starting to piece together the puzzle of a much larger picture yet to be revealed. The day’s objectives were to cover a longer drive compared to Discovery and to incorporate many elements of our ten disciplines.
The morning went smoothly, despite hitting a sand storm halfway through the trip which severely cut visibility. Our trainees pushed through to new limits regardless.
With the day’s objectives overachieved and everyone very pleased with our progress, we completed our lesson and arrived at the exit point on schedule. After a group debrief and tire inflation, we were on our way home. Many thanks to Pavel for his excellent sweeper support this morning. Looking forward to seeing what our trainees bring to Lesson 2!
Offroad Discovery
Our unique course is perfect for those seeking the ultimate desert exploration experience. Continue Reading
GPS TRAINING
This weekend, our offroaders who recently completed advanced training embarked on a special adventure designed to level up their skills and expand their knowledge base with GPS navigation training. Continue Reading
Cloud Riders
It was the 2nd time recently that we ventured around Nahil, and like last time, the longer drive there was rewarded with pristine and untouched dunes, towering sand mountains and impressive bowls to enjoy.
Joyride
Joyride was the theme I thought of for this trip, and it should have been an easy one, but boy was I wrong with this. Javier mentioned that the plan was a stretch for a junior trip, but could be doable.
Into the wild
It was a long time since I went to Nahil, so as the title suggests, it was an exploration trip. We met close to Nahil shortly after sunrise with only 10 degrees outside. Banther was short as we wanted to get back into the warm cars and start to drive.
From the deflation point, we had two good options, left or right, with high dunes on either side.
Nazwa Plains
On the way to the drive, I saw thick clouds and wondered if we get rain during our trip, which would make things interesting.
At the meeting point it all cleared up, cars got deflated and we started the briefing. For two new juniors it was the first drive after graduation, so it was a big one.
Lazy 8
Winter is here, which also means later sunrise, cooler temperatures, and a little more sleep compared to summer. After some banter at the beginning, we set off as we only had 1.5 hours to get to Chef’s bowl.
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