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Flow & Control -1 Day Course

Number of Riders : 6 maximum

 

Duration : 1 Day

 

Course Locations: 

Grenoside Woods (Sheffield)

Farmer Johns MTB Park(Manchester)  

Lee Quarry (Lancashire)

Gnar Bike Park (Cumbria)

Flow & Control Skills Course

£50 per person min 3 people 

Our Advanced Skills mountain bike course will improve your riding technique enabling you to tackling more technical terrain, rail berms and ride with confidence and control.  Whether you are a trail centre weekend warrior or a natural trail lover the same techniques carry across to both environments and make you in control of your bike and not the other way around.

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Skills covered on the course include:

Bike Set Up

We will review the full set up of your bike including suspension front and rear if you have both.

Grip Points

These areareas of the trail where you can perform an action and its key to be able to spot these.

Cornering

Berms and flat corners will be looked at individually with different techniques used

Braking

Braking in the right way is key as is braking in the right places on the trail

Bunny Hops

The bunnyhop is a key skill to master and will open up your riding progression

Pumping

Being able to pump trail features will generate speed and control down the trail.

Line Choice

Dont be a sheep and follow the same line! We will explore line choice, the why and when.

Descending

Learn how to descend steeper terrain with flow and control and an increased confidence

If you have any questions regarding the skills course or wish to make sure this course is suitable for your current riding level please contact us before booking.

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All our courses are available as a 1-1 course, for details see the 1-1 Coaching page

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Last week I managed to knock 20 seconds off a 2 minute DH run at Havok and this weekend I raced the steepest enduro I've done so far with significantly more control, grip and general confidence on the messy bits

Aaron Harrision - Advanced Skills Course