The Axeman at work. After the classroom, students suit up and head out for the track. Full leathers are required. If you don't own any you may rent a pair. By necessity he's bossy and pushy, but don't take it personally, it's his responsibility to keep in line 15 students on the track, so when you pull up to the Axeman and he asks you what drill you are working on, you better know before he lets you out on the track.
Drills help whittle away the time between sessions.
There is usually one level on the track at a time. With five instructors there are three students per instructor. You can get antsy sitting around while one level is on the track and another is in the classroom, but by afternoon the down-time is welcome. The only braking you are allowed are the engine and wind. This is designed to teach throttle control and to let you find your comfortable zone of speed.