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Dee BartlamCOGGS
Women’s
Mountain Bike Skills Weekend
Hosted by COGGS
Learn the skills you need to ride more confidently, efficiently, and safely. And have a blast doing it!
Dates
Friday June 14 through Sunday June 16, 2019About
Do you want to gain more confidence riding downhill? Do you want to learn what it feels like to “flow” on a flow trail? How about climbing uphill more efficiently? Maybe you just want to stay upright on your bike?? If you answered yes to any of these questions then we have THE weekend experience for you!
Who's It For?
This weekend is designed for riders new to mountain biking (beginner) and riders who may have had time in the saddle but want to improve their riding skills (intermediate+). Registration will be limited to ensure quality, safe instruction.
Price
$199 before May 1st, $225 after. Includes all skills instruction by certified MTB coaches, lunch, swag bag, and good times! All proceeds go to COGGS. For more infromation click here.
Register below. Please note, the Clinic will not be cancelled but may be rescheduled for weather conditions. No refunds. All proceeds go to Cyclists of Gitchee Gumee Shores (COGGS).
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US! We are going to have a great weekend.
Schedule
Friday: optional afternoon ride (TBD) followed by wine and Hors D’Oeuvers at The Ski Hut (East Duluth).
Saturday:
- 9am-Noon Skills instruction
- Noon-1pm LUNCH from The Smoke Haus
- 1-4pm On trail skills instruction
- 4-5pm (optional) Tech Talk
Sunday:
- 9:00am-12:00pm group rides focused on refining and consolidating skills
- 12:00-1:00pm Wrap up, say goodbye, swap contact info, take over the mountain bike world!
Questions
Contact Dee Bartlam at Rides@coggs.com with questions.
Special thanks for our Partners!
Coaches
Pam Schmitt has been enjoying life in the woods on two wheels since 2010, when she was introduced to the growing sport. Since then, she has continued to be immersed within the COGGS community: teaching and assisting at instructional clinics, leading group rides, and serving four years on the COGGS Board of Directors to help raise funds for building and maintaining the Duluth Traverse Trail. In 2016 she became a certified Level 1 Mountain Bike Instructor with the Professional Mountain Bike Instructors Association (PMBIA) and has been teaching clinics on the Midwest single rack ever since.
