Group Skills Clinics
Bike 101 / The Fundamentals - 3hr lesson
Strong fundamentals are the foundation of confident, enjoyable mountain biking—and every advanced skill starts here.
In this clinic we focus on the core techniques that improve control, confidence, and efficiency on the bike, including:
Body positioning
Braking
Balance & stability
Bike-body movement
Riding different terrain with control
If you’re new to mountain biking, this is the perfect place to start and build good habits from day one.
For experienced riders, refining the basics often unlocks progression in cornering, jumps, drops, steeper terrain, and overall trail flow.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to ride at a higher level, this clinic will help you become smoother, more confident, and more in control on the trail.
Cornering with Confidence - 2hr lesson
Cornering is one of the biggest factors in riding with confidence, control, and flow.
This clinic focuses on the techniques that help you corner more smoothly and efficiently across a variety of trail conditions, including:
Body positioning
Bike-body separation
Braking control
Line choice
Grip and stability through turns
You’ll learn how to approach flat and off-camber corners with more confidence, carry better momentum, and stay balanced through berms and tighter turns.
We’ll begin in a controlled environment, building the core movements step-by-step before progressing onto trail features and more dynamic cornering drills.
Whether you’re newer to mountain biking or looking to refine your technique, this clinic will help you ride corners with more confidence, consistency, and flow.
Intro to Jumps & Drops - 2 hr lesson
Ready to catch your first air — or build confidence on the jumps and drops you've already hit? This clinic is designed for riders who are new to jumping and dropping and want to learn the right technique in a safe, progressive environment.
No crazy stunts. No just-send-it mentality. We take a strategic, progressive approach to getting air — breaking down the anatomy of jumps and drops, developing the technique to get you over features safely, and building the confidence to collect air miles all the way down the trail.
Prerequisites: Riders should be able to perform a front wheel lift, rear wheel lift, and level lift, and be comfortable rolling over tabletops. Not sure if you're ready? Contact us and we'll help you figure out the right starting point.
