Rad Adventures
Three Stage Summer Intermediate Mountain Bike Camp
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Description
Rad Adventures Intermediate Mountain Bike Camp - Ages 8-13
Our camp is designed for youth who have basic mountain biking experience and are ready to take their skills to the next level. Through engaging activities and guided practice, participants will enhance their riding techniques, improve their confidence on challenging terrains, and learn important safety skills. The program covers trail navigation, proper braking and shifting, cornering, obstacle handling, and basic maintenance techniques. Emphasizing teamwork, environmental awareness, and responsible riding, this course aims to foster a passion for mountain biking while ensuring participants develop the skills needed for exciting and safe adventures on the trails. Whether exploring new terrains or refining existing skills, youth will gain the confidence and knowledge to enjoy mountain biking independently and responsibly.
Camp Highlights:
- Skill Development: Learn more advanced bike handling techniques, including cornering, braking, jumping, and navigating technical features like rocks and roots
- Trail Riding: Take on a variety of mtb trails, from flowy singletrack to more technical descents, with guidance from experienced coaches.
- Bike Maintenance: Understand the basics of bike care, including how to fix flat tires, adjust brakes, and keep your bike in top shape.
Participants will also practice their skills on our Rad ramps!
Your child will learn the thrill and joy of mountain biking in a supportive and safe environment.
IMPORTANT:
Before signing up, please ensure your child has the stamina to ride over 10-15 km in a day, can ride on rocky terrain, and is able to push their bike on their own over sections they cannot ride. It is recommended that participants have a lightweight, quality bike from a bike store that weighs less than 40 lbs.
CAMP WEEKS:
July 13-17, and July 20th-24th
CAMP TIME:
9:00 am to 3:30 pm
LOCATION:
Georgian Triangle Angler's Association Hatchery
Petun Conservation Area (lower parking lot)