Upcoming Courses
| Wed Feb 10th,8:00am Dummy |
| Sun Mar 21st,9:30am Lysterfield - All Levels March 2010 |
| Sun Mar 28th,10:00am Norms Jump Course - March 2010 |
| Sun Mar 28th,10:00am Jess Douglas Master Class - March 2010 |
| Mon Apr 26th,9:30am Lysterfield - All Levels April 2010 |
| Fri May 7th,5:00pm Womens Skills Weekend - May 2010 |
What clients say?
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Heather BurgeCan honestly not think of any improvement - it was a great day. As well as the techniques instilled - the concept of trusting your bike and following the front wheel faithfully down the hill somehow struck a chord.Read more...
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Ra HengRead more...
Yes. Smooth cornering & hill descent, riding over small/medium log obstacles without the lost of momentums. Mono-hops and even basic jumping skills also.
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Jasmina StanicNumbers allocated to each guide were fantastic, provide individuals with schedule/time line of course, everything was great, support and encouragement was great.Read more...
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Barry DennisGreat day, came away more confident tackling logs and obstacles I walked over last visit. Thanks BarryRead more...
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Julie PearceRead more...
Norm had some great phrases that were excellent visual/verbal markers to improving technique. Although I still don\'t understand SLOW DOWN. Can you think of something for that one?
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Mike DugdaleI enjoyed it so much, such a buzz afterwards. I really came away feeling that my riding ability has gone from being a passenger to being able to have some skills to build on.I am now ready to have a good go at Marriners and try feel alot more confidant about the Forrest 6 hour. Thanks to Liz for being a great teacher, she really made it alot of fun, which it should be. I'll be back for more. Mike.Read more...
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Stacey LawrenceI learnt basic techniques and body awareness (where my body is and where it should be). I also learnt that I am not that crap. This may sound like a weird thing to learn but I have been reluctant to join a riding group in Vic. with people that I don?t know because of the potential embarrassment factor. Up until now, I have been meeting with friends from Canberra to ride, which doesn?t happen often enough to build fitness and skills. But now I am keen to get stuck into MTB riding and join a group and maybe even build…Read more...
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Fran BullenHow to tackle a corner while going down a small hill, so as not to feel afraid of going too fast and coming off.Read more...
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Bin Dixon-WardI learned Heaps! The biggest was to slow down, get the technique right and not to hammer down out of control! So for me this means, attack position,pushing forward on steep drops, unweighting over logs and step ups and bum back.Read more...
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Phil BickerdikeBraking, braking, braking!! How to ride switchbacks. How to get up and over logs (no matter the size). How to ride berms with more speed and confidence.Read more...
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Brian PaynterI learnt an enormous amount on the day. The real value came however on the day after when I went back to the track for a ride. I was comfortable performing most of the techniques learnt, negotiated obstacles I was previously having trouble with and even 'ruled the rock garden'. My enjoyment has lifted to new levels.Read more...
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Stewart LewisThe course is conducted in light hearted and encouraging vein. We were given plenty of opportunity to practice each new technical challenge. There was plenty of opportunities to push the envelope later in the day with a range of technical challeges.Read more...
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Matt WhiteLooks where I'm going, rather than where I am. Stop & think/review the tracks I'm riding. Weighting & unweighting techniques reinforced. Have more faith in grip of tyres on rocks. Push down with arms while cornering to improve grip. I have a mental issue with the rock berm on boulder track, which I want to overcome.Read more...
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Tracey SandstromCONFIDENCE Riding over logs, attack position & smoother lines.Read more...
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Adam RobertsHighly RecommendedRead more...
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Rod StormonthRead more...
I think you have tapped into a sleeping giant. As an outside looking in, your business sense seems spot on, you both have the knowledge and respect of the mountain bike community. Could you improve this clinic? I gave this a lot of thought, and couldn\'t come up with anything, so no!! I haven\'t stopped talking about it. I will recommend you guys to my riding mates who are looking to improve their skills. Good luck with it all.
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Justin SchoonenemanWhat a fantastic experience. Normally rainy days keep me at home, but the skills clinic had me clearing obstacles and railing berms with a new found confidence in the rain and mud. A great way to learn new skills and get off the couch! A must do for any riderRead more...
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Tony TimonowiczEnjoyed the day! Left the day wanting more. Cant think of any improvements. Cheers.Read more...
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Shannon TurnerI have notice improvement on my ablity to wait transfer. Thank to The course and the instructorsRead more...
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Bin Dixon-WardI learned Heaps! The biggest was to slow down, get the technique right and not to hammer down out of control! So for me this means, attack position,pushing forward on steep drops, unweighting over logs and step ups and bum back.Read more...
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Step One
Learn the correct technique from Professional Instructors.
I had a great ride and really enjoyed the challenges of the day. I learnt a lot about technique and also about how much fun mtb-ing can be. Thanks! Christine Tran
Step Two
Gain More Confidence with our proven teaching methods.
Got exactly what I was looking for out of the course and can now execute with confidence the jumps I'd been eyeing off for some time. Norm also helped to identify a number of bad habits in my technique which I wasn't even aware of. I also now know how to pull off a move I've seen on MTB videos but which had confounded me in the past. Thanks a heap! Tristan Edis.
Step Three
Become a better rider. Have more fun, fall off less, go faster!
I could already ride the terrain, but I felt that many of the tips and ideas Jess shared are going to help me ride faster and look better when I'm doing it! Sandra Connor
Camps
Our Skills Camps offer the same supportive and professional environment, but with more time to enjoy yourself, great food to eat and the chance to meet great new friends.
The camp was brilliant. Lives up to all the descriptions in everyway, and I am a much happier rider because of it. Neill Pert





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