I have just added some sweet group classes to the calendar! Dream Series classes Intro to Jumping 3-part class starting Aug 11th Cornering Masterclass 3-part class starting Sept 8th Drop Series 3-part class starting Sept 29th . That's a total of 16 classes you can attend. You can use session credits for each class you want to Drop-In. . You can also purchase our NEW 10pk Drop In and save $100 off the total price. Lesson packs do not expire and if you refer a friend, I add an additional lesson to your pack! . Let's finish out the season strong! Reach out with any questions you have about getting signed up!

Post-Race Breakdown System The race is not the finish line. It’s feedback. The riders who improve the fastest are not the ones who just race—they are the ones who learn from every race. This is where long-term progression happens. The Goal of Post-Race After a race, the goal is simple: Turn performance into progress. Every race should give you: • Clear takeaways • Specific areas to improve • Direction for your next training phase Step 1: Immediate Reflection Right after your run, while everything is fresh, ask yourself: • What went well? • What didn’t go well? • Where did I feel strong? • Where did I struggle? Keep it simple and honest. Avoid overthinking—just capture your first impressions. Step 2: Separate Emotion from Performance Racing brings emotion. But emotion can cloud judgment. Instead of saying: “I rode terrible” Break it down: • Did I miss lines? • Did I brake too much? • Was my timing off? This shifts your mindset from frustration to problem-solving. Step 3: Video Breakdown If you have footage, use it. Watch your run and look for: • Line choice • Body position • Braking points • Timing through key sections Compare: • Your best sections vs your weakest • Your run vs faster riders Look for patterns, not just mistakes. Step 4: Identify Key Focus Areas Don’t try to fix everything at once. Choose 1–3 key areas to improve. Examples: • Cornering speed • Braking control • Line consistency • Confidence in technical sections Focused training leads to faster progress. Step 5: Build Your Next Plan Use what you learned to guide your training. Ask: • What skills do I need to improve? • What drills will help? • What should I prioritize before the next race? This creates a clear path forward. Tracking Progress Over Time Improvement happens over multiple races. Keep track of: • Results • Strengths • Weaknesses • Key lessons Over time, patterns will appear. These patterns show you exactly what to work on. Avoiding Common Mistakes After a race, avoid: • Ignoring what went wrong

Join us as we discuss a coaching topic and open the mic up to hear about some success stories, sticking points, or questions about the curriculum. Here is the link to join: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/82665301577?pwd=1KTwMa8p3Ki71AR3SdQpOQXtyHa34j.1

Many of you have been loving the three-part classes and the Dream Series events and we are seeing a lot of drop ins. So we created a 10 pack of drop ins and reduced the price by $100. Can be a good way to save some cash for tips. Haha! We just added a TON of classes for late summer and early fall and we will fill out the calendar up to Thanksgiving. So you would be able to use all of these before the end of season!

It’s interesting slowing the videos down and seeing what I am missing in my body position. I feel I need to stand up longer and be more patient in putting the front wheel down. One video shows me collapsing over the top. Some of my better jumps weren’t taped. They felt good. I know when I get tired I loose my good body position.These were on my e-bike which helped with speed and stamina. We got to do a lot if reps.