Level 1: MTB Explorers (Beginner)
Duration: 8-10 sessions, 1.5 hours/session
Focus:
Basic bike control
Safety awareness
Confidence building
Introduction to trails
Modules
Bike & Equipment Safety
Balance and Body Position
Braking and Gear Shifting
Cornering Fundamentals
Trail Awareness
Introductory Trail Riding
Obstacle Introduction
Skills Assessment & Fun Challenge
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Junior Fundamental Mountain Bike Course
Original price was: $585.00.$450.00Current price is: $450.00.
Grade: G2-G6
- CAD 65.00/Lesson
- 8 Max. pl
- 1.5 Hour/Lesson
( Participants must be able to ride a bicycle confidently and independently )
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"Ride Safe, Ride Smart, Ride for fun"
The curriculum follows a progressive, skill-based approach that develops young riders through three stages:
Learn
Students acquire fundamental cycling skills in a safe and supportive environment.
Practice
Students apply techniques through structured activities, games, and skill drills.
Explore
Students transfer skills to real trail settings and develop independent riding abilities.
Grow
Students build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and environmental responsibility.
The curriculum follows a progressive, skill-based approach that develops young riders through three stages:
Learn
Students acquire fundamental cycling skills in a safe and supportive environment.
Practice
Students apply techniques through structured activities, games, and skill drills.
Explore
Students transfer skills to real trail settings and develop independent riding abilities.
Grow
Students build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and environmental responsibility.
Unit 1: Mountain Bike Fundamentals
Unit 2: Balance and Control
Unit 3: Braking and Gear Use
Unit 4: Cornering Skills
Unit 5: Climbing and Descending
Unit 6: Trail Riding Skills
Expected Learning Outcomes
Upon completion, junior riders will:
Ride safely on beginner to intermediate trails
Demonstrate effective bike handling skills
Understand trail etiquette and safety procedures
Show confidence and independence while riding
Respect the natural environment and trail systems
Develop lifelong interest in cycling and outdoor recreation
Unit 2: Balance and Control
Unit 3: Braking and Gear Use
Unit 4: Cornering Skills
Unit 5: Climbing and Descending
Unit 6: Trail Riding Skills
Expected Learning Outcomes
Upon completion, junior riders will:
Ride safely on beginner to intermediate trails Demonstrate effective bike handling skills Understand trail etiquette and safety procedures Show confidence and independence while riding Respect the natural environment and trail systems Develop lifelong interest in cycling and outdoor recreation
For the safety of all participants:
Helmets must be worn at all times while riding.
Knee pads and elbow pads are mandatory during all training sessions.
Bikes must be in good mechanical condition before each class.
Instructors may refuse participation if required safety equipment is not provided.
Helmets must be worn at all times while riding.
Knee pads and elbow pads are mandatory during all training sessions.
Bikes must be in good mechanical condition before each class.
Instructors may refuse participation if required safety equipment is not provided.
Our Goal
We aim to create a safe, fun, and supportive environment where young riders can build confidence, develop mountain biking skills, and enjoy outdoor adventures responsibly.
We aim to create a safe, fun, and supportive environment where young riders can build confidence, develop mountain biking skills, and enjoy outdoor adventures responsibly.
Our Goal
We aim to create a safe, fun, and supportive environment where young riders can build confidence, develop mountain biking skills, and enjoy outdoor adventures responsibly.
Required Equipment
To ensure safety and provide the best learning experience, all participants must bring:
A properly fitted Mountain Bike
A certified Cycling Helmet (mandatory)
Knee Protection/Pads (mandatory)
Elbow Protection/Pads (mandatory)
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Water bottle
Recommended Bike Type
We strongly encourage riders to use a mountain bike that is suitable for off-road and trail riding. A mountain bike provides the stability, control, and durability needed for skill development and safe trail riding.
Not Recommended
The following bicycle types are not recommended for this program:
E-bikes (electric bicycles)
Foldable bikes
Road bikes
These bicycles are not designed for the skills training, terrain, and trail conditions used in our junior mountain bike courses.
| Package | Fall (September – November) |
|---|---|
| Period | Friday 1515 – 1645 |
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