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Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience 4 Day Workshop 29 Jan – 1 Feb

What to expect.  See below.  Options available and reduced rate for women who have their motorcycle license.  REDUCED RATE and other activities available for the MSF course days on Sat and Sun.  E-mail eldonna@pinkbikerchic.com for details.

 

Schedule

Day 1

Registration – Check in 8:30am-9:00am

Strategic Visioning

 Fitness for the road

 Authentic Power Exercise

Hypnosis Process

Surprise Dance Class

Day 2

8-5 Motorcycle Safety Class

Skin care class (how to take care of you skin for riding)

Day 3

8-5 Motorcycle Safety Class

Evening – Special event

Day 4

Self Defense Class Jiu Jitsu

California Harley Davidson Dealer excursion

Sit on bikes

Gear & clothing 4 the Road

Minor Maintenance

Packing for a trip – packing exercise

What next?  Review for written test. Women’s riding groups, touring, rallies, HOG etc

Graduation

TAKE CONTROL OF THE HANDLEBARS OF YOUR LIFE!

Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience 4 Day Workshop

Do you want to change your consciousness, your beingness and your  life?  Do you desire to walk in your authentic power and be powerfully peaceful?  What exactly does it meant to take control of the handlebars of your life? 

Taking control of the handlebars of your life is powerful.  This workshop is about showing you how to be a powerfully peaceful woman, being in the drivers seat of your own life and steering yourself to a bright and successful future.  It’s about stepping into who we are as women in a powerful way that encompasses your authentic power and your femininity.

This program will provide a huge shift in a your consciousness so you know who your are in your total and complete authentic power.  After this workshop you will understand about being a powerful woman and know how to use your power for the greater good while enriching the lives of all those who are around you. 

You may never get on a motorcycle and ride after this workshop however, what you will have achieved is the power to go from the back seat to the front seat in your life and take control of the handlebars of your life and steer yourself to a bright and successful future. You will understand and be able to walk in your power and be peaceful at the same time and the woman who has these qualities is evolved to a level where those around her experience the essence of her beauty from within, her powerful beingness, her confidence and her strength. She will value herself and make integrity based decisions, negotiate balance in her live and expand her knowledge and share it with others. 

Come ride with us ladies and let the Pink Biker Chic show you the road to the life of your dreams.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT STILL AVAILABLE!  REGULAR PRICE $1,495  E-MAIL ME AT eldonna@pinkbikerchic.com to get the discounted rate.  $500 deposit required to hold your spot.

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Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience 4 Day Workshop 29 Jan – 1 Feb

Women today are overwhelmed and stressed out. You’ve heard of High Ropes and other adventure courses to take people to another level. This year take yourself from heels to wheels, reduce stress, empower and challenge yourself plus learn how to ride a motorcycle. The Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience is your New Yea…rs GPS for feminne transformation. GO PINK!

Have you ever wanted to ride a motorcycle but hesitated because you didn’t think you could do it or had a fear of being able to control the bike or learning how to ride it?  Maybe you’ve been riding on the back and have wanted to go from the back seat to the front seat and take control of the handlebars yourself. 

Riding a bike is one of the best stress relievers on the planet.  If you’ve never ridden or have a fear of riding that may not sound logical.  I’ve been riding for 14 years and I keep riding because when I crank up my Harley I get an instant smile on my face.  I feel empowered and like I’m totally in control of my destiny.  I’ve gone from the back seat to the front seat and taken control of the handlebars of my life and steered myself to a bright and successful future and you can too.

You  may have heard of high ropes courses or other high adventure courses where you push yourself to a place you’ve never been before.  This program will push you to a new level of freedom that you’ve never known before.  This workshop was specifically created for women to break down barriers, eradicate limiting beliefs, and find a new level of power in their lives. Its an opportunity for women to learn about who they really are, push themselves to a whole new place of freedom and success.

Get fit to ride – a personal trainer with almost 40 years of experience will show you how to strengthen your core with exercises you can do at home – no need for a gym.

Obliterate Fear, Negative Self Talk and Limiting Beliefs – the first day is dedicated to getting you empowered, removing limiting beliefs, replacing negative self talk with powerful self talk and much more.  You will get in touch with your femininity in a way that will allow you to release any thoughts and behaviors that aren’t serving you any longer.  ….

Motorcycle Safety Course will learn how to ride a motorcycle in 2 days.  If you already know how to ride you can polish up your skills.  If you have your license and don’t want to take the course there will be options for you to participate in.

Skin care for the road – you will learn how to take care of your skin to ensure no damage happens while you are riding.  We will relax, connect and pamper ourselves the first evening after the Motorcycle Safety Course.

Gracie Jis Jitsu will show you techniques for self defense that you can use when you ride or in everyday life.

What next? Many women have taken the Motorcycle Safety Course and then ask what next?  You will learn how to pack for a road trip, minor bike maintenance, what gear to wear, sit on some bikes and much more.

Special surprise exercise to get in touch with your femininity and power.  

This is an experiential and life changing workshop.  Women are born nurturers, we nurture everyone else and first and many times forget to nurture ourselves.  When we operate from our “tank” instead of our abundance we go into burnout, overwhelm and become stressed out.  This experience will have you feeling totally stress free and you will get your freedom on.

Ladies come ride with us and let us show you the open road to the life of your dreams.  Even if you never get on a bike and ride after this course, this is something that will challenge you and take you to a new level of confidence in your life.  You will have an amazing breakthrough to freedom like you’ve never felt before.  We guarantee it!

Special price extended to 15 Jan – $995

Tribute to Shirley (Sisko) Harkins: “Dead Air”

In memory of Shirley (Sisko) Harkins, who lost her battle with cancer, here reprinted by permission is her essay “Dead Air” from the new book HEART OF A MILITARY WOMAN by Sheryl L. Roush and Eldonna Lewis Fernandez.

“Dead Air” appears in the book’s section “Guess What? I Enlisted!”:

When I enlisted in 1976, the Women’s Army Corp (WAC) was in the process of being disestablished as a separate branch of the Army. I’m very proud to have been one of the last WAC’s, serving during this exciting era in military history.

Women were being admitted to West Point. Maternity leaves replaced compulsory discharges, and the umbrella, a traditional military taboo, was approved for issue in the name of promoting a positive feminine image. The powers that be even retained a designer to fashion a sporty new mint green, wash and wear uniform. The times they were a changin’.

There were those, of course, who weren’t enthusiastic about the trend. I encountered several male soldiers who appeared to be threatened by the growing presence of women in the motor pool, the mess hall, and even in co-ed barracks.

Some men attempted to deflate our influence with casual flirtation. Others insisted we carry our weight —- equal pay for equal work, by golly. None, however, stood out so predominantly in my memories as a certain surly NCO at Fort Gordon, Georgia.

Even though I’d have to change it here to protect the innocent, I wish I recalled his name. He was a gristly, Old Army type —- a field instructor attached to the signal school where I was trained. I was offered only three occupational options: food service, clerkship, or communications. I’d opted to be a radio teletype operator —- a dinosaur Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) like the WACS that no longer exists.

Quaint historical reference makes for great story telling. Ask any veteran, young or old. When two or more gather together, the war stories commence in earnest.

The Old Army NCO taught in the field, training the students to apply classroom academics to the actual equipment we’d use to perform our duties. We knew the basics of setting up and maintaining a radio network, but hadn’t learned a great deal about trouble-shooting. His job was to station himself with one network station each day and teach us how to deal with real life obstacles as they cropped up.

His approach was stoic -— stand back and let us flounder, making one frantic mistake after another, until the entire network crashed. Afterwards, he’d explain what went wrong and help us to figure out how we could have responded more effectively.

In theory, his methods seemed valid enough, but his criticism was often sarcastic and condescending. Locking us in a poker face look, he’d observe every move without offering the slightest hint as to whether we were right or wrong. We never knew what was coming: reward or reprimand. It was excruciating.

One morning, I was manning the network controlling station. By the time he stuck his head through the door of the rig where I was working, I’d already lost communication with one of my network stations.

The others were apparently beginning to panic, thumbing through their ciphering and frequency manuals to determine if their settings were correct. Lack of confidence in their own training may have caused them to fiddle with the dials.

The gristly NCO watched while I performed a network check, hailing the other two stations and getting dead air in response. I feverishly typed in the abbreviated commands again and got nothing. Staring at the teletype for a few seconds, I prayed for inspiration. He was expecting me to do something, so I hopped out of the rig and headed toward a nearby jeep.

I slipped on the Morse code key leg strap and began tapping out the commands. The NCO followed. He rested an elbow on the crash pad, leaning in toward me. He didn’t say a word.

When the keypad failed, I sat for awhile staring at the field phone, knowing that any transmission on it would be unsecured. I glanced at the NCO, but received no encouragement either way.

I decided to go for broke, snatching up the handset and cranking the generator. He was going to chew me up and spit me out no matter what I did, so I had nothing to lose.

Via landline, I was able to contact each network station. Careful not to reveal any classified information over the airways, I instructed them to consult their manuals so we were all on the same page.

Afterwards, I jumped back in the rig and ran the network test again. Oh, to hear the glorious beeps, clicks, and whirs of life. We operated the rest of that day without incident. The NCO never uttered a word.

Later that day, back in the barracks, I was summoned to the pay phone in the foyer. I greeted the caller, hearing tinny juke box music, tinkling glassware, and raucous voices in the background. Because he spoke so few times, I didn’t recognize the NCO’s gravelly voice until he introduced himself.

The hair rose on the back of my neck. I must have really messed up if he was calling from the NCO Club to tell me so. Judging by the way he slurred his words, the lecture probably wasn’t going to be polite.

When I didn’t respond, he continued. “I hate women,” he said. “I especially hate women in the Army, so it really hurts to have to tell you this.” He paused for what sounded like another slug from his cocktail.

“But you did one heck of a job out there this morning getting that network back up and running.” Of course, being Old School, he didn’t say “heck,” but I took the liberty to paraphrase.

When I caught my breath after the initial shock, I thanked him. He promised that if I ever told anyone about our conversation, one-sided as it was, that he would promptly deny it. With that, he hung up, and I was left listening to dead air again.

I would go on to receive promotions and other honors from the United States Army, but none gratified me as much as a phone call from a gristly Old School NCO with a chip on his shoulder for women.

~Shirley (Sisko) Harkins

Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience Workshop

Posted on 29 November 2009 by Eldonna Lewis-Fernandez | Edit

SAVE THE DATE!  29 JAN – 1 FEB 2010

SPECIAL PRICE THRU 31 DECEMBER!

Women’s Biker Empowerment Experience Workshop

Ladies – Its time!  You’ve told us you want to learn to ride.  You’ve shared your hesitation about learning.  You want to take your power back or take your life to another level or simply learn to ride and have fun doing it.  This workshop is for you!

What you will learn

1.  You will take the Motorcycle Safety Course and learn how to ride a motorcycle in a safe environment.  Motorcycles and helmets will be provided for the course.

2. You will have experiences to get in touch with your femininity in a way you have not experienced before.

3. You will learn techniques for self-care and nurturing to take care of yourself when riding and in everyday life.

4. You will be challenged to a new level that will take you past your fears and empower your strength.

Event will be held in the Los Angeles Fri 29 Jan thru Mon 1 Feb 2010.

Overview of days:

Day 1 Interactive Workshop

We will work on releasing things that are blocking you from taking control of the handlebars of your life.    You will work with experts in many areas that will help you shift to a new level in your life. 

In the evening we will have some surprise girlie fun designed to bring the godess and the girlie girl out to play,

Day 2

This is the first day of the Motorcycle Safety Class where instructors from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation will teach you how to ride a motorcycle.  You will be riding small bikes and learn from classroom to the pavement on a closed range. 

That evening we will have some more surprise fun. On schedule is a skin care pampering class to learn how to take care of your skin when you are out riding on the road.  Other surprises are planned.

Day 3

Motorcycle Safety Course continues.

That evening we will go to dinner and celebrate.

Day 4

So you learned how to ride, now what?  We will visit a motorcycle dealer, sit on some bikes, try on some gear, learn to pack for a road trip, basic maintenance and much more.  This will be all the need to know information to get you riding.

Morning session will be an event to challenge you.

Early afternoon finalie with a graduation celebration.

Ladies come ride with us and let us show you the open road to the life of your dreams.  Even if you never get on a bike and ride after this course, this is something that will challenge you and take you to a new level of confidence in your life.  You will have an amazing breakthrough to freedom like you’ve never felt before.  We guarantee it!

SPECIAL PRICE THRU 31 DECEMBER – $995  – AFTER 31 DECEMBER THE PRICE GOES UP TO $1,495.  To sign up click on the link under products. 

Contact me at eldonna@pinkbikerchic.com for more information.

Heart of a Military Woman Featured on Montel Across America

Heart of a Military Woman is a keepsake collection of true stories, touching tributes and emotive poems, celebrating our active and retired service members. Historic, nostalgic and some quite recent, these are written by military members, their families and loved ones, sharing sentiments and pride as only they can. Real stories by real people about real life.

Co Author Sheryl Roush was interviewed today by Montel Williams on Montel Across America about the Heart of a Military Woman book!

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