The course is guaranteed for children aged 5 and over!
Previous cycling experience is a plus.
The aim will be to give children a taste for mountain biking, through fun workshops, in a safe and caring environment.
Over a period of half a day, your children will be accompanied by our qualified and certified instructors, to ensure personalised supervision and better monitoring of their progress.
For half a day (morning or afternoon), your children will ride in the La Belle area of Megève.
Accompanied by our professional instructors, they will learn to ride their bikes through a variety of educational exercises.
For example, they'll learn to ride on a wooden board placed on the ground, the aim being to stay within the limits of the board. This exercise is designed to stimulate balance on the bike, which is essential in this discipline.
They will also learn to slalom around pegs, or even to challenge each other in relays.
The itineraries on this course will be relatively simple, as it is a short course aimed at beginners.
However, by the end of the course, children will be able to descend gentle slopes, accompanied by their instructor.
They will also know how to take turns, as well as whoops (slight movements in the terrain).
At the end of this three half-day course, your children will be able to :
This will give them the ability to ride down slightly undulating slopes independently and safely.
This course is open to young people aged 10 and over. It's a great way to pass on your passion for mountain biking to your youngsters, but also to help them make progress.
Our qualified instructors will focus on the more technical aspects, such as towing and obstacle clearance, as well as attitude on the mountain bike.
Spread over 2 half-days and a full day, your children will come away with a real rider's level!
To help them make the best possible progress, your youngsters will take part in advanced workshops with qualified instructors.
They will focus on specific aspects of enduro mountain biking
Banking turns
Overcoming obstacles (tables)
Perfecting the rider's attitude.
For example, taking banked turns requires a specific trajectory. We'll teach your youngsters how to take this trajectory in the best possible way, with workshops and saucers to mark the trajectory.
