HSBC UK GO-Ride Scottish Cycling East & Central R.A.C.E Regional MTB XC Cluster

Go-Ride , Peebles – Thursday, 18 Apr 2019

Event Summary

Event Overview

Practise laps of the 2019 Glentress dirt crit course.

(Glentress)

Each session is aimed at specifc ages of riders and acceptance of entries will be made after a verification of the riders age. Please allow a couple of days to her back.

As a rough guide:

#GiveItAGo (ages 8+)

Club Cluster (ages 12+)

RACE Regional  (12+)

RACE National (by application)

Club or school sessions aren't age dependent.

All sessions are aimed at young MTB riders.

Event Details

Event URN:

446871

Start Date:

Thu, 18th Apr 2019

Event Type:

Go-Ride (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Glentress Forest - Peebles, Forestry Commission Tweed Valley Forest Park, Peebles, Scotland, EH45 8NB

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About the Event

Info for Riders

**Each session is aimed at specific ages of riders and acceptance of entries will be made after a verification of the riders age. Please allow a couple of days to her back.**

As part of the Scottish Cycling team's aim to increase the numbers of young racers and cyclists each region holds regular discipline specific training for riders aged 8 and above.

The aim of these XC sessions is to prepare for the XC season or races within that season and to prepare riders for the eventual step up to national training groups & advanced recreational riding. As riders get older the sessions shift from very informal "come & try" type sessions up to race specific sessions. Initially there is no expectation that riders participating in these sessions will take part in races but I do hope some of them go on to take part in the National RACE programme and perhaps compete at the highest level.

Once riders move from #GiveItAGo, club or school sessions to Club Cluster and Regional Race sessions there will be more emphasis placed on matching the demands of the session to the demands of the racing they will likely encounter. Riders hoping to attend National RACE sessions will have to commit to racing in our national series although this commitment also changes with age.

Each XC session will have a technical element and a physical element so riders should be prepared to ride whatever the prevailing weather but should carry enough spare clothing to stay warm in the event of an emergency. If you cannot come with all the items on the kit list for any given week please contact your regional XC coach (Chris Bryant) in advance of the session to see about borrowing some equipment. Unfortunately you must bring your own mountain bike.

Each rider participating will need to fill out an annual consent form and notify the coach of any changes to those details before any training.

Chris Bryant

HSBC GO-Ride Regional (MTB) Coach

chris.bryant@scottishcycling.org.uk

The Rides

HSBC UK Go-Ride Scottish Cycling East & Central Regional XC Cluster (U12&U14s) Ride
Date Start Classification Rider Cat Duration
Thu 18/04/19 18:30 --- --- 01 hr 30 mins
Entry: Postal: (£4.00), On Day: (£4.00)
Thu 18/04/19 – 18:30

Event Summary

Event Overview

Practise laps of the 2019 Glentress dirt crit course.

(Glentress)

Each session is aimed at specifc ages of riders and acceptance of entries will be made after a verification of the riders age. Please allow a couple of days to her back.

As a rough guide:

#GiveItAGo (ages 8+)

Club Cluster (ages 12+)

RACE Regional  (12+)

RACE National (by application)

Club or school sessions aren't age dependent.

All sessions are aimed at young MTB riders.

Event Details

Event URN:

446871

Start Date:

Thu, 18th Apr 2019

Event Type:

Go-Ride (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Glentress Forest - Peebles, Forestry Commission Tweed Valley Forest Park, Peebles, Scotland, EH45 8NB

View map

About the Event

Info for Riders

**Each session is aimed at specific ages of riders and acceptance of entries will be made after a verification of the riders age. Please allow a couple of days to her back.**

As part of the Scottish Cycling team's aim to increase the numbers of young racers and cyclists each region holds regular discipline specific training for riders aged 8 and above.

The aim of these XC sessions is to prepare for the XC season or races within that season and to prepare riders for the eventual step up to national training groups & advanced recreational riding. As riders get older the sessions shift from very informal "come & try" type sessions up to race specific sessions. Initially there is no expectation that riders participating in these sessions will take part in races but I do hope some of them go on to take part in the National RACE programme and perhaps compete at the highest level.

Once riders move from #GiveItAGo, club or school sessions to Club Cluster and Regional Race sessions there will be more emphasis placed on matching the demands of the session to the demands of the racing they will likely encounter. Riders hoping to attend National RACE sessions will have to commit to racing in our national series although this commitment also changes with age.

Each XC session will have a technical element and a physical element so riders should be prepared to ride whatever the prevailing weather but should carry enough spare clothing to stay warm in the event of an emergency. If you cannot come with all the items on the kit list for any given week please contact your regional XC coach (Chris Bryant) in advance of the session to see about borrowing some equipment. Unfortunately you must bring your own mountain bike.

Each rider participating will need to fill out an annual consent form and notify the coach of any changes to those details before any training.

Chris Bryant

HSBC GO-Ride Regional (MTB) Coach

chris.bryant@scottishcycling.org.uk

The Rides

HSBC UK Go-Ride Scottish Cycling East & Central Regional XC Cluster (U12&U14s) Ride
Date Start Classification Rider Cat Duration
Thu 18/04/19 18:30 --- --- 01 hr 30 mins
Entry: Postal: (£4.00), On Day: (£4.00)
Thu 18/04/19 – 18:30

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