Trail braking to the apex

Trail braking means carrying a little front brake past your turn-in point and bleeding it off gradually as you lean in to the apex. Brake hardest while upright, then - instead of releasing all at once - trail the pressure off smoothly as lean angle builds. This keeps weight on the front so it stays loaded and bites, lets you brake later, and tightens your line into the apex. The key is a seamless trade: as you add lean you remove brake, so total grip is never exceeded. Be progressive, never abrupt - grabbing or dumping the lever mid-corner upsets the chassis and is how the front lets go. It's an advanced skill: build it gradually, a little more each session.

A starting point to verify on the bike - not a safety guarantee. Change one thing at a time and check on track.