The fourth leadership training class of the Volunteer Leader & Land Stewardship (VLLS) Workshop graduated on Nov. 16th. at Ghost Mountain Ranch, Pollock Pines, CA. 18 graduates hit the street with new OHV skills and have become part of a unique team of folks striving to save our sports and access across the country. This is a workshop I developed based on my online training course, the Recreational Leadership Training Course (RLTC).
Learn more and see a photo essay of the recent classes (and sign up for the next class) right here:
http://www.rltc.biz/
By the way, if you finish the online course by Dec. 20th, you get in on a fantastic drawing for prizes like a winch, Rancho Shocks, and a Warn PullzAll (plus a ton of swag for all grads).
Del
Adventurer, outdoorsman, four-wheeler, author, and defender of sustainable outdoor motorized recreational access.
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