Skills course?
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Skills course?
Looking to improve my riding after a few big accidents and was wondering if there are any skills courses running at Woburn or the surrounding area, I have been told about one running at Aston hill in wendover but didn't know if anyone had any more info or contacts?
sambuca- Deore
- Number of posts : 9
Bike : Lapierre zesty (red!)
Registration date : 2011-02-26
Re: Skills course?
Hi Sambuca
Try this guy, he's pretty well respected on the Singletrack website and gets very positive reviews :
http://www.ukbikeskills.co.uk
I know he does coaching at Woburn as well.
Darren
Try this guy, he's pretty well respected on the Singletrack website and gets very positive reviews :
http://www.ukbikeskills.co.uk
I know he does coaching at Woburn as well.
Darren
Darren- XT
- Number of posts : 184
Bike : Giant AnthemX29
Registration date : 2008-06-11
Re: Skills course?
Or, there's Helen at Get Mountain Biking, who runs courses up at Woburn real regular.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Get-Mountain-Biking/162684461720?ref=ts
or
http://www.getmountainbiking.co.uk/
Kurt
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Get-Mountain-Biking/162684461720?ref=ts
or
http://www.getmountainbiking.co.uk/
Kurt
Kurt- XTR
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Bike : Trek Top Fuel 8
Registration date : 2009-01-03
Re: Skills course?
Cheers Guys, thanks for the info- I'll check them out and see if they can't keep me on the bike!!
sambuca- Deore
- Number of posts : 9
Bike : Lapierre zesty (red!)
Registration date : 2011-02-26
Re: Skills course?
Hi sambuca,
the good thing about "Get Mountain Biking UK" is that you can use your
tesco club points and book into a course.Plus i hear the instructor is
quite good too.
So what is it you are looking to improve on ?
the good thing about "Get Mountain Biking UK" is that you can use your
tesco club points and book into a course.Plus i hear the instructor is
quite good too.
So what is it you are looking to improve on ?
jim- XTR
- Number of posts : 217
Age : 52
Bike : 2011 stumpjumper EVO
Registration date : 2008-01-06
Re: Skills course?
Jim, basically looking to see if I have any major issues with my riding or I'd it's maybe because I have confidence than skill which is causing my crashes! Still recovering from a very badly broken arm from a dirt jump incedent and want to get my confidence back but have the skills to go with it if poss, hard cornering, pumping, jumping, all need lots of work. Feel ok on slow technical stuff but enjoy the fast bits and want to be able to ride some trail centres and not do myself any more injuries! Cheers sam
sambuca- Deore
- Number of posts : 9
Bike : Lapierre zesty (red!)
Registration date : 2011-02-26
Re: Skills course?
Hi sam
i work for Helen Powell who runs get mountain biking and all the things you are
asking i teach on the on the Intermediate course
Our Intermediate level mountain bike course is structured to coach you in more advanced mountain bike skills to keep you riding on the bike and maintain your speed when riding challenging trails.
The following modules are covered during the course:
mountain biking skills course coaching cornering
- Bike set up and rider positioning
- Berms and Cornering at speed
- Drops - techniques including jumping these at speed
- Bunnyhopping/lifting the rear wheel
- Ascents & Descents - advanced techniques
- Trackstands/balance techniques
- Combining technical obstacles
- plus much more to help you go faster and higher....
i'm pretty sure we can help and to keep you rubber side down,if you need
any more advice or help you can PM me or if you can wait i'll be at woburn on
sunday the 20th riding with cyclone we can chat then
i work for Helen Powell who runs get mountain biking and all the things you are
asking i teach on the on the Intermediate course
Our Intermediate level mountain bike course is structured to coach you in more advanced mountain bike skills to keep you riding on the bike and maintain your speed when riding challenging trails.
The following modules are covered during the course:
mountain biking skills course coaching cornering
- Bike set up and rider positioning
- Berms and Cornering at speed
- Drops - techniques including jumping these at speed
- Bunnyhopping/lifting the rear wheel
- Ascents & Descents - advanced techniques
- Trackstands/balance techniques
- Combining technical obstacles
- plus much more to help you go faster and higher....
i'm pretty sure we can help and to keep you rubber side down,if you need
any more advice or help you can PM me or if you can wait i'll be at woburn on
sunday the 20th riding with cyclone we can chat then
jim- XTR
- Number of posts : 217
Age : 52
Bike : 2011 stumpjumper EVO
Registration date : 2008-01-06
Re: Skills course?
Cheers Jim just read my post back and realise some of it didn't make sense but you obviously understood most of it!!- pm'd you
sambuca- Deore
- Number of posts : 9
Bike : Lapierre zesty (red!)
Registration date : 2011-02-26
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