WHEELIE / LABBEGINNER GARAGEOpen beginner tutorial
Back to garage03 TRAINING MAP

CONTROL BEFORE DISTANCE.

This is an independent skill path, not an official game progression system. Move forward only when the current stage becomes repeatable.

FINISH LINEA milestone you can demonstrate, not a level you merely claim.
FOUR-BAY ROUTE

BUILD ONE LAYER
AT A TIME.

When a stage becomes noisy again, move backward. A shorter readable attempt teaches more than a long guess.

STAGE 01

Stable launch

Repeat short lifts from the same clear line. The goal is to make the beginning familiar enough that you can see the first change.

MOVE ON WHEN: I can reproduce the start without rushing.
STAGE 02

Calm correction

Make smaller adjustments and wait long enough to see the bike respond before adding another.

MOVE ON WHEN: I can name which correction changed the run.
STAGE 03

Longer hold

Only extend the attempt after the lift and first correction are readable. Add time or distance, not a pile of new inputs.

MOVE ON WHEN: I stay controlled for longer without losing the comparison.
STAGE 04

New terrain

Move away from the reference lane after you can recover without panic. Change the environment while keeping the practice loop.

MOVE ON WHEN: I can adapt and still explain the result.
A SIMPLE SESSION PLAN

12 RUNS.
THREE BLOCKS.

No timers or numeric balance claims—just a structure for keeping practice legible.

  1. 01–04BaselineRepeat the current milestone from the same reference line.
  2. 05–08Single changeAdjust only the part that made the run hard to read.
  3. 09–12ConfirmRepeat the useful change, or return to baseline if results scatter.