Pumptrack and Dirtjump sessions
- Skill level : Intermediate and Advanced
- Time : 18:00 to 19:45 weekdays
- Time : 9:30 to 12:00 on weekends
- Location : Mont-Sainte-Anne, stationnement principal
- Meeting point : Sous l’arche du MSA, près des lave-vélos
- Your coach : Your coach will be wearing a black coach Bikeskills jersey
Trail access not included
Recommended if…
You answered YES to most of these questions? This clinic is for you. If you are unsure and have any questions, please contact us
Learning to fly
Description : Jumps and drops are without a doubt the most enjoyable techniques to master. Whether it’s a natural obstacle on a trail or a jump or drop on a flow trail, the technique is the same. This allows for a more playful and dynamic style to express yourself on the trail. You will have the opportunity to break down the maneuvers leading to a bunnyhop. You will then be able to apply these maneuvers in jumps and drops. After successfully rolling modules, you will gradually be able to take air. This is where the fun starts !
Lesson format : In this intermediate/advanced clinic, we will learn and practice (when possible) in a bike park. We learn passive and active pressure in a safe environment and then learn the basics of a jump and a break. As you progress, more advanced obstacles will follow.
Coach: Your coach will be certified level II pmbia.org air or trail module and first aid 20h or 40h in remote area.
Terrain air: The progressive bike parks at Mont Oak and Ski Bromont, the Sauce piquante and Gold City in Sentiers du Moulin
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Clinic schedule on weekends
9:30 Welcome – Introduction – Bike and equipment check
9:45 Learning technical skills
10:30 Technical skills practice and guided ride
12:00 End of the clinic
Clinic schedule on weekdays
18:00 Welcome – Introduction – Bike and equipment check
18:15 Learning technical skills
19:00 Technical skills practice and guided ride
19:45 End of the clinic
What to bring ?
- Knee protectors mandatory
- Long gloves and elbow protection recommended
- Mountain bike helmet
- Sportswear adapted to the weather conditions
- Flat-soled shoes (Vans type) or mountain bike shoes
- Flat pedals with metal cleats or automatic pedals (clip on) for mountain bikes
- Hydration (bike bottle) and nutrition (bars)
Planing your day
To protect yourself from minor scrapes and injuries, Bikeskills recommends that you ALWAYS wear knee protection. Gloves, eyewear / goggles and elbow protection are also recommended, but not mandatory. Of course, a helmet is always essential, ideally a mountain bike specific helmet. A full-face helmet and chest protector for advanced and/or lift courses is also recommended, but not mandatory.
As the class will be held outdoors and we might not have access to indoor facilities, it is recommended that you check the mountain weather forecast and plan accordingly, as weather can change rapidly. It is recommended that each member of the group bring snacks and water to ensure they have enough energy to enjoy the class.
Bikeskills policies
- Minimum of 3 participants per clinic.
- Bikeskills reserves the right to reschedule a clinic if the minimum participants is not reached
- No refunds, except for major exceptions, at Bikeskills’s discretion
- Bikeskills clinics and events are not cancelled in case of rain.
- An event may be rescheduled if the site is closed.
- Bikeskills is not responsible for the shutdown or closure of a lift or gondola. An alternative will be offered to the client, which may require pedalling towards a trail.
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