Start Riding To Your Full
Potential With The Most Experienced Coach
In The Sport,
Gene Hamilton

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Why Gene wants to coach YOU!

 

 

Gene wants to teach you the skills to ride at your best!

You don’t need more nerve or more experience; you need to learn the correct techniques and practice them. MTB skills aren’t reserved for special people.

You can learn the skills and drills to master those skills by spending 3 days in his proven and structured skills course.

Gene will teach you the physical and mental skills on how to ride balanced, efficiently, fast and smooth. He also teaches drills for each skill so you can practice after the course and master these skills and get you riding to your full potential.

He’s had the pleasure of coaching this Skills Course to thousands of riders just like you. From advanced beginners like 80-year-old Leadville 100-belt-buckle earner Fred Schmid, to quite a few National and World Champions. Now it’s your turn!

24 Years of coaching experience has given him an Effective, Proven, Guaranteed, Structured and Drill based curriculum.

This is an intense learning experience.

If you truly want to get better & put in the work, no-one cares more about your progress than Gene does!

Types of Courses

3-Day Mountain Bike
Skills Course

Gene cornering on trail

2-Day Core Skills 1
MTB
Course

2-Day MTB<br />Skills Course

3-Day Women’s MTB
Skills Course

2-Day Women’s Core Skills 1 MTB Course

Women's course photo

3-Day Cross Country
Race Course

3-Day Trail Domination MTB Course

3-Day Enduro
Skills Coaching

Private MTB
Skills Coaching

You don’t need more nerve or more experience; you need to learn the correct techniques and practice them. MTB skills aren’t reserved for special people.

 

– Gene Hamilton

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Latest Skills Articles

Surviving Is Not Riding

Surviving Is Not Riding

I thought we had gotten past the era of simply surviving a mountain bike ride, apparently, we haven’t. I saw a rider on Amasa Back trail the other day that had me scared for her safety, then I saw an MTB video that disturbed me. Mountain biking should be a fun,...

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7 Questions To Ask Yourself After Each Ride

7 Questions To Ask Yourself After Each Ride

When you are riding you are rarely paying attention to your skills and this is a good thing! If you were to constantly analyze your riding while riding your mind will be in the past, not focused on what needs to be done NOW! The best time to analyze your ride is AFTER...

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