JUMPS HOPS & DROPS: Women only mountain bike jump course
Learn to jump your mountain bike. Is there anything more fun? Well the FUNdamentals are simple! Our Jumps hops and drops course will teach you techniques you can use in every day riding, giving you confidence in the air.
Provider
Ridelines MTB, TweeddaleThis course is available on the Ridelines MTB website.
Description
JUMPS HOPS & DROPS. Women only mountain bike jump course. Get your bike airborne with confidence.
Learn to jump your mountain bike. Is there anything more fun? Well the FUNdamentals are simple! Our Jumps hops and drops course will teach you techniques you can use in every day riding, giving you confidence in the air. But as well as learn to jump, we’ll teach you how to find flow, pump to maintain momentum and set yourself up for jumps. We’ll also touch on manuals, bunny hops and using your weight effectively. All of these tools are put together to learn to jump your mountain bike.
This course is for either the mountain biker that needs to build on their existing skills, but add some air time. Or perhaps if you simply feel unsteady when your wheels are off the ground. The learning group will only be open to women though on occasion there may only be a male instructor available to run this course. If you have any questions about this women only mountain bike skills course please contact us.
To see or download the joining instructions and further details for this course click HERE
About Ridelines MTB
Ridelines are a mountain bike tuition company based in the Tweed Valley, Scotland. Started by Andy Weir started in 2011 with the goal of bringing his passion for mountain biking to people who lacked the confidence or ability to take their riding forward. It was simply a dream of his to take the sport he enjoyed and make a living from it. Something we can all relate to? Seven years later Ridelines has moved on to be one of the most respected businesses in this sector.
We are based in Innerleithen, the spiritual home of Scottish MTB and Since our beginnings, we have been inseparable from the Tweed Valley MTB scene. At one time or another, we have contributed and donated time to almost all of the local cycling clubs and organisations from the early days of the Bike Patrol, right up the present day with groups like Tweed Valley Riders, Tweedlove and DMBinS.
