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Fitting your Motorcycle  By Vicki Sanfelipo, AKA Spitfire    Have you ever worn a pair of jeans that are too tight? It’s uncomfortable to sit, and you wonder if it is obvious to those around you that the jeans should be one size larger.  How about when you wear jeans that are too loose? You...
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chest compressions
Q- Why don’t you teach CPR in Accident Scene Management classes? A- CPR is an important skill. Through the years, many people have learned that if a person is having a cardiac event and has collapsed, the response is to put their hands in the middle of their chest and start pressing. In the case...
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Riding a motorcycle is an exciting experience that offers a sense of freedom and adventure. However, when the rain starts pouring down, this thrilling activity can become challenging and potentially dangerous. Riding a motorcycle in the rain requires special skills, precautions, and heightened awareness. When planning to ride, most try to avoid poor weather like...
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Question- I have heard you speak of six equals zero. What does that mean, and where did it come from? Thanks for asking. 6=0 is a quick formula highlighting six areas a motorcyclist can be educated on that can affect a motorcyclist’s safety. We all know that a good day of riding is one where...
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Deer
It’s that time of year, deer season. While deer are around all year, the population actually peaks in the spring. However the risk of hitting them on the road peaks October through December. This is during their annual rut, meaning they are on the move during this time of year. It’s also the time of...
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WHY DOES ASM TEACH RESCUE BREATHING? By Vicki Sanfelipo, RN – Founder ASM I received a question last week from a former student who has an Off Road motorcycle riding school in Colorado. This question has actually been asked many times before, so I think it is time to answer to a larger crowd. My...
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Myrtle Beach, SC – Jason is from Myrtle Beach SC. He has been in EMS since 1991. He has been riding motorcycles since 1989. He serves as an instructor for several various EMS credentialing classes. He worked as a flight medic from 2010 thru 2015 in Afghanistan. He currently holds the position of treasurer with...
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We at ASM received the following email from a student after taking the Online Basic Course “I finished the online class, which was awesome! I’m back into motorcycling after a 25 year layoff and I seem to come across accidents on the regular where I am (Northern CA). I feel way more prepared now and...
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