Mountain bike courses

...Introductory mountain biking courses are structured to cover all the core mountain bike skills you are likely to need to get you riding off road. Suitable for: This course is suitable for those new to mountain biking or those wishing to get the basics under their belt. The course is also suitable...

...Mountain Bike Instructors Award Scheme Levels One and Two Training and Assessment Course Level 1 Outline For instructors to lead groups off...

...Rider Development Days are flexible sessions covering any or all of mountain bike riding skills, maintenance and navigation. You can choose a variety of mix and match skills to cover during the day. It may be possible to do more, depending on how much depth development of each skill requires...

...and of the outdoors acitivity of your choice Starting dates 2026: every Monday. Duration: 1 week. Timetable: to be confirmed. SPANISH COURSE Classes... Learn about: Reading Comprehension, Basic Grammar, History and Culture of Granada...

...MIAS Level 1 mountain bike leader / instructor qualification is aimed at those who wish to lead groups of beginners in non-technical terrain (forest tracks, canal towpaths etc) at below 600m sea level. Suitable for: This qualification qualifies you to take groups of up to 10 riders off road...

...This course validates ALL Mountain Training Climbing Wall Awards, ALL British Canoe Union Coaching Qualifications and ALL British Cycling Coaching Awards. This qualification is also ideal for those that travel to the more... Learn about: First Aid, Mountain Climbing, Mountain search and rescue...

... to be qualified quickly. Suitable for: The Trail Mountain Bike Leader Award (previously called the Level 1 Leader Award), or Trail Leader for short, is designed for those leading groups in non-technical or trail terrain...

...The QNUK Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid (16 hours) This nationally recognised qualification fulfills the needs of Mountain Leaders, SPA Holders, British Canoe Union Coaches at Level 3 and above, British Cycling Coaches at all levels... Learn about: Family Budgeting, Education Studies, Cycling excursions...

...from getting on adn off the bike through to cycling, teaching you how to ride a bike. teaching is aimed form complete cycle novices through to those who can ride but require more confirdence. 121 coaching ensures a tailored course to your needs. Suitable for: Adults...

... are covered off in Road or Mountain Bike training, here is some info on what will be covered on the Mountain Bike Course. Hydraulics: Disc Brakes, full strip...

... for: It is ideal for those dealing with all groups cycling on the road. It suits those not holding other leader qualifications, or existing mountain bike leaders who wish to use environments with more technical road features such as busy roads, roundabouts and traffic lights...

... based activities such as canoeing, sailing, rowing and mountain biking and walks. There is...

...Basic Bike Maintenance Course You will learn how to: • Fix Punctures (old fashioned way and the modern way!) • Remove and install your wheels...

..., including canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, climbing, sailing and mountain walking. The opportunity...

... qualified and respected coaches, which enhances the cycling-focussed curriculum. Riders will have block weeks of developing their skills in track, bmx, cyclo-cross, road, mountain biking and TT, alongside coaching and bike maintenance workshops. Entry requirements Applications are welcomed from individuals...

... depending on your employers activity provision in Kayaking, Canoeing, Problem solving, Orienteering, Mountain biking, Sailing, Caving, Mountain leadership...

... an opportunity to develop sporting and physical fitness by taking part in rock climbing, mountain biking, kayaking and expeditions. Topics: The course covers...

..., mountain biking, climbing sailing and mountain walking. The opportunity to pursue coaching...

..., kayaking, hill walking, mountain biking, bushcraft and rock climbing. In the past year we have had 100% of students complete the course. In year 1 you will complete the Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Sports (Outdoor Adventure), progressing onto the Level 3 Diploma in Sport (Outdoor Adventure) in year 2...

... - Alpine Skiing, Climbing, Hill Walking, Mountain Biking, Orienteering, Power Boating, Sailing, Sea Kayaking, Swimming, Windsurfing. , Working with Others...