Firecrest MTB’s – DeVo Gravity Camp at Okeford Hill Bike Park this is a day of training specifically focussed on Juvenile, Youth and Junior DH and Enduro Racers.
If you’re and experienced gravity racer or starting out and looking to move up the timesheets, then this is the course for you. Especially if you’re preparing to race the Duck Soup Downhill on September 29.09.24. Don’t miss a day spent on the trails at Okeford Bike Park honing your gravity race skills. Firecrest MTB have been training gravity racers for over 26yrs working with some of the world’s fastest racers to improve their race results at regional, national and international races. We will train you to ride faster and enable you to race with more confidence which will ultimately move you up the timesheets get you achieving your racing goals.
Course Details
This Course is for Mountain Bikers aged from 12 years to 18 years old looking to develop their Downhill and Enduro Mountain Bike Racing Skills.
The Course at Okeford Hill Bike Park will get you racing your Mountain Bike with more confidence and speed. These courses will focus on advance riding techniques and the gravity disciplines of Enduro and Downhill utilising our Freelap Timing System to simulate races and accurately measure rider’s times and subsequent improvements from the coaching sessions.
This course are also a great opportunity to meet likeminded racers and progress your racing skills. From learning to carry more speed on the trails through to how to get the most out of a race at Local, Regional, National and International Competitions.
All the training is given under the watchful eye of Firecrest MTB’s highly experienced staff providing expert tuition. If you’re looking to develop your Mountain Bike Skills, these are the courses for you!
All of Firecrest’s Mountain Bike Skills Courses are structured to provide a progressive programme of Mountain Bike Skills Training so you can come on them all or just come along on the days you can make to suit.
NB: This course requires participants to have and wear their own Helmets (Full Face Helmets are compulsory) and Knee and Elbow Pads (full body armour recommended) as a minimum level of protection.
