1. Carry your Driving Livense and registration confirmation during the session

2.Safety Gear: Helmets, gloves, seatbelts/harnesses, and proper footwear are compulsory. No exceptions

3.Follow Instructions: Always follow the trainer’s instructions during sessions. Reckless behavior is strictly prohibited.

4.Medical Conditions: Any known medical condition should be reported in advance. A basic fitness level is required for participation.

5.Damage Liability: Participants are responsible for any damage caused to academy property, equipment, or vehicles.

6.Photography & Media: The academy may use photos and videos from training sessions for promotional purposes. If you wish to opt-out, inform us in writing.

7.Alcohol or Drug Use: Strictly prohibited before or during training. Immediate disqualification if found under the influence.

8.Disruptive Behavior: Any act that endangers others or the training environment will lead to removal without refund.


Have read and understood the rules

Will follow instructions and prioritize safety

Understand the risks involved in off-roading

Session 1 – Theory (1 Hour)

Topics Covered:

1. Pre-Offroad Checklist & Safety Measures Things to check and confirm before using the 4WD system Vehicle inspection before entering the trail Safety precautions and personal gear

2. 4-Wheel Drive Engagement & Usage Understanding 4H, 4L, and 2H modes When and where to use each mode Handling different off-road scenarios (mud, sand, gravel, incline, etc.)

3. Winch Operations & Importance Basics of winch functionality Safety procedures while winching Situational uses: self-recovery, buddy recovery, obstacle clearing

4. Recovery Tips & Techniques Using recovery straps and shackles correctly Spotting and communication basics Do’s and Don’ts during a recovery operation

5. Tyre Pressure Management Importance of adjusting tyre pressure based on terrain Using TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) effectively Recommended pressure ranges for sand, rocks, and mud


--- Session 2 – Practical (1:30 hours)

Activity: Experiencing Different Terrain Levels

Hands-on driving experience on:

Beginner trails (basic inclines, loose soil)

Intermediate trails (ruts, side slopes, small rocks)

Advanced sections (steep climbs, deep mud, water crossings)


Practice:

Switching between 4WD modes in real-time

Real-world winch and recovery simulations

Monitoring tyre pressure response across terrains