Skills course/one on one lessons Lancashire area?
Hiya,
I'm a beginner who rides with other mtbers who are much better than me , so I've decided that I'm going to have a bit of training to give me a bit of a boost and hopefully stop me crashing in ridiculous places quite so much!
I'll be in the UK in September and wondered if anyone could suggest a good instructor or course - I'll be around Lancaster and also the Fylde coast but I can travel a bit!
Thanks for any suggestions.
I'm a beginner who rides with other mtbers who are much better than me , so I've decided that I'm going to have a bit of training to give me a bit of a boost and hopefully stop me crashing in ridiculous places quite so much!
I'll be in the UK in September and wondered if anyone could suggest a good instructor or course - I'll be around Lancaster and also the Fylde coast but I can travel a bit!
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Hi Victoria, I strongly recommend Campbell Coaching based in N. Wales (not too big a drive from Lancashire). They do really good bespoke 1:1 sessions. I had a full day with Ally, she was really supportive and encouraging as well as being an excellent coach. I improved hugely after the day. Felt loads more confident and have a CD full of video clips of me doing things right and wrong as well as really constructive demos by Ally!
Check out their website and blog... www.campbellcoaching.eu
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That's great - thanks for all the suggestions - I'll have a look at them all and report back once I've been turned into a proper mountain biker!0
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I stayed at Big Bear in Pickering and the guy there does skills and buddying.. i only know of E lancs 'Big Rock' though in Todmorden where i'm from.0
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Or you could try helengaskell coaching...
Check the website out
helengaskell.co.uk
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WWW.ANGELSASCENTMTB.CO.UK based in Nottinghamshire for skills and confidence building are an excellent team, its women specific too!!Im only happy when im dirty!
My Orange 5 Diva is hotter than Megan Fox in the shower!!0 -
One futher one to try is Anthony O'Connor at trailmotions.co.uk (based near Lancaster) .I've done a course with him (and he's a trail builder ) and also been on one of Ed Oxleys courses (Great Rock). Both were good and getting my positionning on the bike has made a huge difference to my ridingIt's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
I've bought a new bike....ouch - result
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Im doing a course with Ed Oxley in 2 weeks at Gisburn forest, have a look on his web site, lots of courses aimed at different level of rider and he will do one to one coaching.0
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Thanks for all the suggestions! I ended up doing the Level 1 & 2 Stop Crashing course with Ed Oxley (Great Rock) which was brilliant.
Gisburn was a totally different terrain from what I am used to riding which I really enjoyed and Ed's coaching was suberb - my riding has improved a lot just from the 2 days and I have loads of techniques and tips to work on now.
He was very patient and I've come away with loads more confidence and once I've put everything into practise and improved a bit more I'm planning on going back to do the flow course!0 -
i could give you a crash course in falling off im pretty good at that especially on the rocks at lee quarry lolkeep smiling no matter how much it hurts,commencal ramones 1 loving it lol0