Real coaching. Every ride.
Most AI sports tools are built by engineers who Googled the sport. Moto Coach AI was trained by a working pro motocross coach — 28 years on the bike, 16 as a pro, still coaching riders today.
Every cue, score, drill, and workout in the app traces back to language a real coach actually uses on the line. Not buzzwords. Not chatbot fluff. Real coaching, in your pocket.
HOW THE ANALYSIS WORKS
1. Pick a clip — 3 to 10 seconds. A corner, a jump, a rough section.
2. The AI reads the ride — pose estimation extracts body position, lean, and balance. Scenario detection figures out what you're riding through.
3. Get coached — scores, phase-by-phase notes, and a drill for next time. Read it on the truck ride home.
WHAT YOU GET
- Phase-by-phase scoring — corners break into entry, apex, and exit. Jumps break into approach, takeoff, and landing. No vague "good" or "needs work."
- Real cueing language — stacked elbows, inside leg high, attack position, weight forward through the chop. The model speaks motocross because that's how it was taught.
- Measured, not guessed — lean angle, body extension, leg position, recovery time. Real numbers from real frames.
- A drill, every time — every session ends with a recommended drill targeted at your weakest phase. Show up to the track with something specific to fix.
TRAINING PLANS
Technique is half of it. The other half is still being able to hold that technique on lap fifteen.
Four-week programs written by the same coach. Five training days a week, weekends left for riding and racing.
- Built for motocross, not bodybuilding — engine, muscular endurance, balance, proprioception, core stability, mobility, and breathing under load.
- Scaled to you — every session runs at Youth, Intermediate, or Advanced. Drop a level on a beat-up week. That's what it's for.
- Structured to progress — build the base, build capacity, race conditioning, then reset and test. Week four repeats week one's hardest session exactly, so the comparison actually means something.
- Race day included — hydration, warm-up, what to do between motos, and how to stay switched on all day.
- New blocks as they drop — fresh programming without waiting on an app update.
Week 1 Monday is free. Open it and see what the coaching looks like before you decide.
THE MATH
A day at the track with a coach: $150/session. Weekly sessions: ~$600/month. A trainer on top of that costs more again.
Moto Coach AI: $24.99/month. Unlimited analyses, the full training program, every track, every rider. Cancel anytime.
Most riders can't afford as much coaching as they want. Now they don't have to.
SUBSCRIPTION
Moto Coach AI Premium — auto-renewing subscription:
- Monthly: $24.99/month
- Yearly: $249.99/year
Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime from Settings → Subscription in the app, or from your Apple ID account settings.
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