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Spring & Summer 2025
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MTB 101: Intro to Mountain Biking
In this introductory course, specifically designed for riders who are new to the sport, you’ll learn the foundations of riding your bike off-road. The course will include skills & drills in a fun and safe environment to start your mountain bike journey off on the right track.
Skills covered:
Bike set-up and safety check
Using your bike’s controllers (brakes, shifters, seatposts)
Mounting and dismounting efficiently and safely
Basic Body Positioning
Climbing and descending skills for green-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces
Details:
Prerequisites for this class: A desire to try mountain biking and a good attitude
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 101 Available Dates:
Friday, May 30, 2-5 pm
Sunday, June 8, 8-11 am
Sunday, Sep 11, 8-11 am

MTB 101: Intro to Mountain Biking
In this introductory course, specifically designed for riders who are new to the sport, you’ll learn the foundations of riding your bike off-road. The course will include skills & drills in a fun and safe environment to start your mountain bike journey off on the right track.
Skills covered:
Bike set-up and safety check
Using your bike’s controllers (brakes, shifters, seatposts)
Mounting and dismounting efficiently and safely
Basic Body Positioning
Climbing and descending skills for green-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces
Details:
Prerequisites for this class: A desire to try mountain biking and a good attitude
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 101 Available Dates:
Friday, May 30, 2-5 pm
Sunday, June 8, 8-11 am
Sunday, Sep 11, 8-11 am

MTB 102: Foundations and Skills Progression
This entry-level course is designed for riders who are new to the sport or new to mountain bike skills instruction, and will build on the skills learned in MTB 101. We will teach the foundations of necessary skills, and offer progressive successions that you’ll practice in a safe & fun environment.
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 101 skills
Overcoming obstacles 2” or smaller
Cornering and turning basics
Dynamic climbing positions
Basics of braking techniques
Ascending and descending bails (emergency stops & dismounting on hills)
Starting on a hill
Riding bridges 36” wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class: MTB 101 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 101
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 102 Dates/Times:
Friday, June 13, 2-5 pm
Sunday, June 22, 8-11 am
Sunday, Sep 14, 8-11 am

MTB 201: Intro to Technical Riding
In this class riders will learn the foundations to be confident on Blue trails. We’ll work on skills & drills in a safe and fun environment to improve your execution and timing of the more complex skills in mountain biking like cornering, wheel lifts, navigating technical terrain and so much more.
Skills covered:
Bike Set-up
Body position for technical riding
Braking skills for higher speeds and variable surfaces
Early exit off elevated features or when there is exposure
Climbing and descending skills for blue-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces that may be loose, bumpy, or muddy.
Riding bridges 24” wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your riding skills
MTB 102 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 101 & 102
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 201 Dates/Times:
Friday, Aug 1, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Aug 3, 8-11 am
Sunday, Oct 5, 8-11 am

MTB 201: Intro to Technical Riding
In this class riders will learn the foundations to be confident on Blue trails. We’ll work on skills & drills in a safe and fun environment to improve your execution and timing of the more complex skills in mountain biking like cornering, wheel lifts, navigating technical terrain and so much more.
Skills covered:
Bike Set-up
Body position for technical riding
Braking skills for higher speeds and variable surfaces
Early exit off elevated features or when there is exposure
Climbing and descending skills for blue-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces that may be loose, bumpy, or muddy.
Riding bridges 24” wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your riding skills
MTB 102 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 101 & 102
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 201 Dates/Times:
Friday, Aug 1, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Aug 3, 8-11 am
Sunday, Oct 5, 8-11 am

MTB 202: Technical Riding Foundations & Progressions
This intermediate course is designed for riders who are eager to build a solid foundation for more technical skills and learn the progressions needed to keep that foundation growing. We’ll teach you the foundations and progressions for a variety of advanced skills necessary to successfully ride technical trails (blue and some black) - all in a safe, controlled environment..
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 201 skills
Intro to high speed cornering (flat & berms)
Trackstands and slow speed skills
Tight turns and switchbacks
Basic wheel lifts for getting over obstacles 8” tall or less (climbing and descending, fast and slow)
Riding “skinnies” 12 inches wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your mountain biking skills
MTB 201 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
You are starting to feel comfortable riding some/most blue rated trails
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 202 DATES/TIMES:
Sunday, Aug 10, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 15, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 12, 8-11 am

MTB 202: Technical Riding Foundations & Progressions
This intermediate course is designed for riders who are eager to build a solid foundation for more technical skills and learn the progressions needed to keep that foundation growing. We’ll teach you the foundations and progressions for a variety of advanced skills necessary to successfully ride technical trails (blue and some black) - all in a safe, controlled environment..
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 201 skills
Intro to high speed cornering (flat & berms)
Trackstands and slow speed skills
Tight turns and switchbacks
Basic wheel lifts for getting over obstacles 8” tall or less (climbing and descending, fast and slow)
Riding “skinnies” 12 inches wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your mountain biking skills
MTB 201 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
You are starting to feel comfortable riding some/most blue rated trails
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 202 DATES/TIMES:
Sunday, Aug 10, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 15, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 12, 8-11 am

MTB 203: Roll-Downs and Drops Foundations and Progressions
In this intermediate course, you’ll learn the foundations of roll-downs and drops in a controlled environment. We’ll use props and ramps set up in a direct video feedback is super fun and will provide you with helpful support. So while this won’t be a ride that clocks a lot of miles, it’s sure to help you build your technique in a fun and constructive way.
Skills covered:
Slow speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
High speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
Slow speed approach to drops (up to 36” high)
Safe landing after both tires catch air
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
MTB 202 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201 & 202
Willingness to push your comfort level and try new maneuvers
Duration: 2 hrs
Cost: $125
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 203 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 17, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 22, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 19, 8-11 am

MTB 203: Roll-Downs and Drops Foundations and Progressions
In this intermediate course, you’ll learn the foundations of roll-downs and drops in a controlled environment. We’ll use props and ramps set up in a direct video feedback is super fun and will provide you with helpful support. So while this won’t be a ride that clocks a lot of miles, it’s sure to help you build your technique in a fun and constructive way.
Skills covered:
Slow speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
High speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
Slow speed approach to drops (up to 36” high)
Safe landing after both tires catch air
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
MTB 202 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201 & 202
Willingness to push your comfort level and try new maneuvers
Duration: 2 hrs
Cost: $125
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 203 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 17, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 22, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 19, 8-11 am

MTB 204: Trail Riding | Blue Level
This is the final class in the 200-level series and is designed to maximize students’ on-trail practice of all the skills covered in MTB 201, 202, & 203. So much learning happens during drills & skills on the grass, but now it’s time to put those skills to practice in real-life trail scenarios. In addition to “sessioning” trail sections, your coaches will also provide spotting, tow-ins, and endless encouragement. By piecing together all the skills you worked on in the 200-level series you will start to feel the thrill of flowing blue trails with confidence and ease.
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 202 & 203 skills
On-trail practice & practical application of all the MTB 201, 202 & 203 skills
Ride Blue trails with guidance from our certified coaches
Frequent stopping to “session” or practice skills on certain trail features
Opportunities for spotting, tow-ins, and trailside video feedback
Details:
Prerequisites: MTB 203 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201, 202, & 203
Duration: 3 - 4 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 204 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 24, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 29, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 26, 8-11 am

MTB 204: Trail Riding | Blue Level
This is the final class in the 200-level series and is designed to maximize students’ on-trail practice of all the skills covered in MTB 201, 202, & 203. So much learning happens during drills & skills on the grass, but now it’s time to put those skills to practice in real-life trail scenarios. In addition to “sessioning” trail sections, your coaches will also provide spotting, tow-ins, and endless encouragement. By piecing together all the skills you worked on in the 200-level series you will start to feel the thrill of flowing blue trails with confidence and ease.
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 202 & 203 skills
On-trail practice & practical application of all the MTB 201, 202 & 203 skills
Ride Blue trails with guidance from our certified coaches
Frequent stopping to “session” or practice skills on certain trail features
Opportunities for spotting, tow-ins, and trailside video feedback
Details:
Prerequisites: MTB 203 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201, 202, & 203
Duration: 3 - 4 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 204 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 24, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 29, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 26, 8-11 am

MTB 101: Intro to Mountain Biking
In this introductory course, specifically designed for riders who are new to the sport, you’ll learn the foundations of riding your bike off-road. The course will include skills & drills in a fun and safe environment to start your mountain bike journey off on the right track.
Skills covered:
Bike set-up and safety check
Using your bike’s controllers (brakes, shifters, seatposts)
Mounting and dismounting efficiently and safely
Basic Body Positioning
Climbing and descending skills for green-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces
Details:
Prerequisites for this class: A desire to try mountain biking and a good attitude
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 101 Available Dates:
Friday, May 30, 2-5 pm
Sunday, June 8, 8-11 am
Sunday, Sep 11, 8-11 am

MTB 201: Intro to Technical Riding
In this class riders will learn the foundations to be confident on Blue trails. We’ll work on skills & drills in a safe and fun environment to improve your execution and timing of the more complex skills in mountain biking like cornering, wheel lifts, navigating technical terrain and so much more.
Skills covered:
Bike Set-up
Body position for technical riding
Braking skills for higher speeds and variable surfaces
Early exit off elevated features or when there is exposure
Climbing and descending skills for blue-level trails
Techniques for finding balance and control on off-road surfaces that may be loose, bumpy, or muddy.
Riding bridges 24” wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your riding skills
MTB 102 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 101 & 102
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 201 Dates/Times:
Friday, Aug 1, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Aug 3, 8-11 am
Sunday, Oct 5, 8-11 am

MTB 202: Technical Riding Foundations & Progressions
This intermediate course is designed for riders who are eager to build a solid foundation for more technical skills and learn the progressions needed to keep that foundation growing. We’ll teach you the foundations and progressions for a variety of advanced skills necessary to successfully ride technical trails (blue and some black) - all in a safe, controlled environment..
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 201 skills
Intro to high speed cornering (flat & berms)
Trackstands and slow speed skills
Tight turns and switchbacks
Basic wheel lifts for getting over obstacles 8” tall or less (climbing and descending, fast and slow)
Riding “skinnies” 12 inches wide
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
A desire to grow and refine your mountain biking skills
MTB 201 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201
You can ride most or all of the green-rated trails you encounter
You are starting to feel comfortable riding some/most blue rated trails
Duration: 3 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 202 DATES/TIMES:
Sunday, Aug 10, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 15, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 12, 8-11 am

MTB 203: Roll-Downs and Drops Foundations and Progressions
In this intermediate course, you’ll learn the foundations of roll-downs and drops in a controlled environment. We’ll use props and ramps set up in a direct video feedback is super fun and will provide you with helpful support. So while this won’t be a ride that clocks a lot of miles, it’s sure to help you build your technique in a fun and constructive way.
Skills covered:
Slow speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
High speed approaches to roll-downs (up to 24” high)
Slow speed approach to drops (up to 36” high)
Safe landing after both tires catch air
Details:
Prerequisites for this class:
MTB 202 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201 & 202
Willingness to push your comfort level and try new maneuvers
Duration: 2 hrs
Cost: $125
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 203 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 17, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 22, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 19, 8-11 am

MTB 204: Trail Riding | Blue Level
This is the final class in the 200-level series and is designed to maximize students’ on-trail practice of all the skills covered in MTB 201, 202, & 203. So much learning happens during drills & skills on the grass, but now it’s time to put those skills to practice in real-life trail scenarios. In addition to “sessioning” trail sections, your coaches will also provide spotting, tow-ins, and endless encouragement. By piecing together all the skills you worked on in the 200-level series you will start to feel the thrill of flowing blue trails with confidence and ease.
Skills covered:
Quick review of MTB 202 & 203 skills
On-trail practice & practical application of all the MTB 201, 202 & 203 skills
Ride Blue trails with guidance from our certified coaches
Frequent stopping to “session” or practice skills on certain trail features
Opportunities for spotting, tow-ins, and trailside video feedback
Details:
Prerequisites: MTB 203 or the ability to perform the skills listed in MTB 201, 202, & 203
Duration: 3 - 4 hrs
Cost: $145
Location: Ouray County (exact meeting location TBD)
Class size: 2-6 students
Additional MTB 204 Dates/Times:
Sunday, Aug 24, 8-11 am
Friday, Aug 29, 2-5 pm
Sunday, Oct 26, 8-11 am

Shredly + Momentum Moab MTB Retreat
Shredly + Momentum MTB retreat
Jen will be coaching at the season kick-off Shredly retreat in Moab. Daily guided instructional mountain bike rides, mechanic clinics, rejuvenating yoga sessions, and evenings filled with delicious food and conversation. Register here.
Location: Moab, Utah
Cost: Register here
