Washington Camp - Deposit

Deposit & Cancellation Policy – Washington Camp

A $100 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your spot.

Cancellations must be made no later than April 2 to avoid additional charges.

If a registration is not canceled before April 2:

• The $100 deposit will not be refunded, and

• The remaining $400 camp balance will also be non-refundable, even if the rider does not attend.

By registering, you acknowledge and agree to this cancellation and payment policy

Coaching Staff

This camp will feature two trainers on site:

Devin Harriman – Camp director and head coach, focusing on riding technique, structure, race craft, and long-term rider development.

Tyler Villopoto – Second trainer on site. Tyler has spent his entire life racing at the highest levels of motocross. Many riders recognize the Villopoto name because of his brother, Ryan Villopoto, a four-time Supercross champion and one of the greatest riders the sport has ever seen. That said, Tyler is an elite rider in his own right. He grew up racing the same circuits, training at the same intensity, and developing the same skill set. He was just as fast, if not faster at times, but injuries ultimately changed the trajectory of his racing career. Tyler has raced everything from Supercross and Arenacross to international competition overseas and is widely respected as one of the most talented riders to ever swing a leg over a bike.His experience, bike control, and real-world racing knowledge make him an incredible coach and mentor for riders at all levels.

Suspension Education & Setup

Hayden Cordell from EVO Suspension will be on site both days.

Hayden will be working with riders and parents to explain:

• The importance of proper suspension setup

• Setting a bike up correctly for rider weight and ability

• How suspension affects safety, confidence, and performance

He will also oversee riding sessions and help riders dial in suspension adjustments where improvements can be made.

What’s Included

• Two professional trainers on site

• On-site suspension education and setup assistance

• Structured riding sessions both days

• Section-based coaching and group assignments

• Sponsorship education for riders and parents

• Games and challenges

• Sponsor product raffle

• Dinner provided both nights (two plates per entry, per night)

Sponsorship & Parent Education

During dinner on Thursday night, Devin will go over:

• Sponsorship obligations and expectations

• How to build real relationships with brands

• The importance of loyalty and professionalism

• How parents can help run a rider’s program like a business

This portion is designed to help families understand the long-term side of racing beyond just riding laps.

Camp Schedule Overview

Thursday

• 9:00 AM – Registration & check-in

• 10:00 AM – Riding begins

• 5:20 PM – Riding ends

• 6:20 PM – Dinner (chicken and rice provided)

• 6:40 PM – Sponsorship & parent education talk

• 7:40 PM – Games and challenges

Friday

• 9:00 AM – Riding begins

• Structured riding with purpose

• Coaches-led sections and assigned groups

• 3:20 PM – Riding wraps up

• 4:00 PM – Pizza provided

• 4:30 PM – Awards & raffle

• Breakthrough Rider

• Best Attitude

• Coach’s Choice

Each rider will receive 10 free raffle tickets to use toward sponsor product prizes. Riders may win one product each, allowing more riders to take something home.

• 5:45 PM – Camp concludes

Why Camp Hard

Camp Hard is about building complete riders.

Better technique. Better understanding. Better habits.

This camp is ideal for riders and families who want structure, education, and real coaching that carries beyond a single weekend.