Level II Skills ClinicsSkill Level: Intermediate The Level II clinics are for riders that are comfortable on singletrack and regularly ride mountain bikes off-road. A Level II rider likes technical trails but may not have the skills to feel comfortable and safe. A Level II rider should be comfortable with the following skills:
Prices:2-day weekend clinic: $ 389Saturday only: $219Early Bird registration: $370 (Closes 30 days before the clinic)
Women's ClinicsCoed ClinicsThe Level II clinics are for riders that are comfortable on singletrack and regularly ride mountain bikes off-road. A Level II rider likes technical trails but may not have the skills to feel comfortable and safe. A Level II rider should be comfortable with the following skills:
A Level II rider will learn the following skills at the clinic:
Women's ClinicsCoed ClinicsFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat if I can’t keep up with the group? What if the weather turns bad? What if I have to cancel at the last minute? What kind of bike should I bring? What’s for lunch?You won't be disappointed with the yummy box lunches from our local Picnic Basket and Einstein's catering departments. They prepare delicious energy packed meals with lots of variety to satisfy all tastes. We can accommodate any special diet including vegetarian and gluten-free diets. We will also provide water and Gatorade. We do not provide alcoholic beverages.What if I can’t keep up with the group?All of our clinics are designed to accommodate each individual rider. We’ll have a minimum of three guides with the group which allows us to split the group based on ability. We will stop often to work on technical sections, making it easy for the slower riders to stay connected and not feel left behind.What if the weather turns bad?The weather in Colorado is unpredictable and there is a chance that we may have to deal with rain or even snow. Our goal is to ride unless the weather is absolutely horrible, so plan on riding in the snow or rain, within reason of course. If the weather is such that we need to postpone the clinic, we will reschedule at a later date. If you are not able to attend, you will receive a full refund of your registration fee. The safety of the group and preservation of the trails is our number one priority, and if the conditions are too dangerous we will come up with alternative plans.What if I have to cancel at the last minute?Unfortunately we do not offer any refunds for cancellations once the clinic has started. If you cancel before the clinic, your $50 deposit is retained and the rest of your money is refunded. If you are travelling from out of state we recommend trip insurance to protect you in case something unforeseen should cause you to have to cancel your adventure. www.csatravelprotection.com .What kind of bike should I bring?The terrain in the Colorado Front Range is technical and rough. We highly recommend a full suspension mountain bike with 2.2 - 2.4 sized tires with aggressive treads. Make sure your bike has a tune-up and is in tip top shape before you come. There’s nothing worse than having your bike break in the middle of your clinic.Do I need pads?Pads are a great confidence booster and offer lots of protection. If you have your own, bring them. If you don’t, we have knee/shin guards and elbow pads you can borrow.Colorado Springs Clinics: The weather in Colorado Springs can be a little unstable. Be prepared for sun or snow. We’ll ride in anything unless the trails are too muddy. Bring lots of layers with you in your car and we’ll see what the weather is doing when we get to the trailhead.
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    Apart from having super human powers on two wheels, you are an excellent coach. It is one thing to be a superior athlete, quite another to translate those skills into the outdoor classroom. For a biologist, you have a pretty darn good grasp of physics too. Graeme Cloute June 2016 |
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