MTB Skills Training - South Coast
spdpug98
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I think its about time I did some MTB Skills Training, I am based on the South Coast and ride the trails at QECP regularly and when I used to work in Wales a lot I rode at Afan, I have just got back from a long weekend in South Wales I rode Cwmcarn on the Friday, did W2 at Afan on the Saturday and then on Sunday rode Climax at Machynlleth, so I am very comfortable riding the trails etc
But, the issue is when there is a 12"/18" jump etc I'll happily ride off it, but anything more than 2' and i'm the first to head for the chicken run - every time I head out I convince myself I'm going to do the jump but at the last minute I always take the chicken run
I really want to start doing these jumps and any advice or suggestions on where to go / courses etc to get my confidence up so I can do them OR do I just need to get on and do it!!
But, the issue is when there is a 12"/18" jump etc I'll happily ride off it, but anything more than 2' and i'm the first to head for the chicken run - every time I head out I convince myself I'm going to do the jump but at the last minute I always take the chicken run
I really want to start doing these jumps and any advice or suggestions on where to go / courses etc to get my confidence up so I can do them OR do I just need to get on and do it!!
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How do you mean jump?0
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Chunkers1980 wrote:How do you mean jump?
I don't mean just a drop off on a rocky descent, more of a jump (ramped section) rather than jumping a gap.....if that makes sense!!0 -
Try this..http://www.bikeradar.com/fitness/articl ... ing-16024/
If you google mtb jumping you'll get lots of advice...................................................................................................
If you want to be a strong rider you have to do strong things.
However if you train like a cart horse you'll race like one.0 -
cyco2 wrote:Try this..http://www.bikeradar.com/fitness/articl ... ing-16024/
If you google mtb jumping you'll get lots of advice
Great, thanks0