Skills and Maneuvers Instruction
"I didn't know what I didn't know!"
Mountain biking is a skill intensive sport. No less than sports like skiing, horse back riding or rock climbing.
To have fun, you have to feel fairly safe. To be safe, you have to ride well. To ride well, no matter what level of riding you do, you have to have a set of fundamental skills in your tool kit.
We help riders gain those skills.
From novice riders with little/no experience to riders with years of riding, a skills clinic can be a great benefit. Mountain biking is more than just "riding a bike".
Mountain biking is a skill intensive sport. No less than sports like skiing, horse back riding or rock climbing.
To have fun, you have to feel fairly safe. To be safe, you have to ride well. To ride well, no matter what level of riding you do, you have to have a set of fundamental skills in your tool kit.
We help riders gain those skills.
From novice riders with little/no experience to riders with years of riding, a skills clinic can be a great benefit. Mountain biking is more than just "riding a bike".
"Skills and Maneuvers." What's the difference?
To put it simply, Skills are the building blocks for maneuvers.
FOR EXAMPLE: Knowing how to use your brakes correctly is a SKILL
Using your brakes in addition to proper body positioning, timing, directional control and terrain awareness are all components that you use to corner at high speed.
Hitting a corner at high speed is a MANEUVER.
At EBG we believe everyone, EVERYONE, should take our Fundamental Skills Clinic.
Whether an experienced rider or total beginner, we find almost everyone lacks some of the fundamental skills required to be the best they can be.
FOR EXAMPLE: Knowing how to use your brakes correctly is a SKILL
Using your brakes in addition to proper body positioning, timing, directional control and terrain awareness are all components that you use to corner at high speed.
Hitting a corner at high speed is a MANEUVER.
At EBG we believe everyone, EVERYONE, should take our Fundamental Skills Clinic.
Whether an experienced rider or total beginner, we find almost everyone lacks some of the fundamental skills required to be the best they can be.
You can buy a bike, you can build lungs and legs but all this is temporary.
Skill is something that is your's to keep.
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