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MTB 301: Intro to Jumps
This intermediate course is designed for riders who are eager to build a solid foundation for catching air (and landing safely) and who want to learn the progressions needed to keep that foundation growing. Students can expect to cover a vast array of skills that are needed to successfully hit jumps (kickers, table tops, step-ups, gaps, etc). Along with teaching you the foundations for a variety of wheel lifts and jumps, your coach(es) will offer progressive successions for many skills needed to ride at higher speed as well. You can also expect some “fun” homework so you can continue building and refining your skills well after the session ends.
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your skills for riding mountain bikes at higher speeds and to get your wheels off the ground
MTB 204 or equivalent / the ability to perform the skills listed in our 200 level series classes
You can ride most or all of the blue-rated trails you encounter
Click here to read more about how you can prepare for your lesson
Duration: 3 - 3.5 hrs, depending on class size (3-6 riders)
Classes with fewer than 3 riders may convert to a shorter, more personalized coaching format. We will contact you if your class qualifies for these options.
Cost: $185
Location: Exact meeting location will be sent upon registering but you can expect one of Bellingham’s beautiful local parks
MTB 301 will cover topics like:
Bike Set-up specific for improving jumping techniques
Body position for hitting different jumps (table tops, gaps, step-ups & step-downs)
Basic wheel lift review
front, rear, hee-haw, & level
Advanced wheel lifts
bunny hops, manuals, wheelies, and bump jumps
How to hit kickers and practice jumps
Landing both wheels together
Landing rear wheel first on purpose (huck to flat practice)
Riding safely with more speed (advanced braking and cornering)
By purchasing this item, you agree to our terms and policies which can be viewed here.
Registration may close 24 to 48 hours before class start time, depending on class size.
This intermediate course is designed for riders who are eager to build a solid foundation for catching air (and landing safely) and who want to learn the progressions needed to keep that foundation growing. Students can expect to cover a vast array of skills that are needed to successfully hit jumps (kickers, table tops, step-ups, gaps, etc). Along with teaching you the foundations for a variety of wheel lifts and jumps, your coach(es) will offer progressive successions for many skills needed to ride at higher speed as well. You can also expect some “fun” homework so you can continue building and refining your skills well after the session ends.
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your skills for riding mountain bikes at higher speeds and to get your wheels off the ground
MTB 204 or equivalent / the ability to perform the skills listed in our 200 level series classes
You can ride most or all of the blue-rated trails you encounter
Click here to read more about how you can prepare for your lesson
Duration: 3 - 3.5 hrs, depending on class size (3-6 riders)
Classes with fewer than 3 riders may convert to a shorter, more personalized coaching format. We will contact you if your class qualifies for these options.
Cost: $185
Location: Exact meeting location will be sent upon registering but you can expect one of Bellingham’s beautiful local parks
MTB 301 will cover topics like:
Bike Set-up specific for improving jumping techniques
Body position for hitting different jumps (table tops, gaps, step-ups & step-downs)
Basic wheel lift review
front, rear, hee-haw, & level
Advanced wheel lifts
bunny hops, manuals, wheelies, and bump jumps
How to hit kickers and practice jumps
Landing both wheels together
Landing rear wheel first on purpose (huck to flat practice)
Riding safely with more speed (advanced braking and cornering)
By purchasing this item, you agree to our terms and policies which can be viewed here.
Registration may close 24 to 48 hours before class start time, depending on class size.

