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A two-day elite coaching camp at Myra-Bellevue (Crawford) for intermediate to advanced riders. Gain speed, control and technical mastery through small-group drills, video analysis and long coached rides.
A two-day elite coaching camp at Myra-Bellevue (Crawford) for intermediate to advanced riders. Gain speed, control and technical mastery through small-group drills, video analysis and long coached rides.
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Operated by School of MTB · Kelowna, British Columbia
Ride Like a Pro unfolds over two focused days at Myra-Bellevue (Crawford), a rugged slice of the Okanagan just outside Kelowna, British Columbia. This intensive mountain bike camp pares away hesitation and rebuilds technique with a curriculum built by pro-level coaches. If you already ride blue and black trails and want measurable speed and control gains, this is the training block that accelerates progress. The terrain here is punchy and honest: steep singletrack, technical rock gardens, tight bermed corners and short, raw climbs woven through dry benchlands and scattered Ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir. Those natural features make Myra-Bellevue ideal for focused skill drills—traction, line choice and braking modulation translate directly from practice zones to full-speed trail runs. The area sits within the traditional territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) people, and its trails climb past exposed bedrock outcrops and open views of the valley below. Day one emphasizes technical foundations and the physics of speed: advanced body position, precision braking and stability at velocity. Coaches break movements into repeatable drills, then stitch them into flowing trail sequences. Day two pushes application—steeper lines, sharper corners and live coaching during long rides so you can test choices under fatigue. Instruction is led by Alessandro, GSMBC Level 2 and ZEP Okanagan Regional Manager, who layers video analysis and a personalized progress report into the package so you leave with a concrete plan for continued improvement. The program is deliberately high-touch: limited group sizes, focused coaching hours (10–12 total), and real-time video playback to isolate body position and timing. Riders are expected to bring a mechanically sound full-suspension bike with hydraulic disc brakes; helmets are mandatory and protective padding is strongly recommended. Participants should be prepared for 4–6 hours of riding per day across mixed technical terrain. Why book it? For riders who ride regularly but want to ride faster with less effort, this camp removes the guesswork. The coaching is precise, the terrain unforgiving in the best way, and the learning is directly transferable to local trails around Kelowna and beyond. Meeting point is Myra-Bellevue (Crawford); minimum age is 16. Whether you want to clean your first black-graded feature or reduce lap times, this two-day reset is a practical, fast route to higher-performance riding in one of British Columbia's most rideable backyards. Bookings are limited—reserve early to secure a spot in a cohort that emphasizes repetition over spectacle. Riders leave with annotated video clips, a prioritized drill list and confidence to attack technical sections with controlled aggression. Bring a charged phone for recordings, a tube kit and plenty of water; sun and wind in the Okanagan can change conditions quickly. This camp is a concentrated investment in speed, safety and sustainable skill progression daily.
challenging.
8–12 hours (2 days).
You should be in good cardiovascular and muscular condition for sustained climbs, repeated high-intensity efforts, and multiple technical runs each day.
This is an intermediate to advanced program; you should be comfortable on blue and black trails and ready for sustained physical effort.
The meeting point is Myra-Bellevue (Crawford) as listed in the booking information.
Yes—coaches use video playback to review technique and provide an annotated progress report after the camp.
Minimum age is 16; participants under 18 should check guardian and liability requirements when booking.
Hydraulic disc brakes and functioning suspension are mandatory; ensure your bike is professionally serviced before arrival.
Group sizes are small to ensure personalized coaching—reserve early as spots are limited.
Trails sit on the traditional territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) people and are part of the broader Okanagan recreational network around Kelowna.
The camp emphasizes low-impact progression—ride clean lines, minimize erosion by avoiding wet trails, and follow local trail-use rules to protect trail sustainability.
School of MTB is a Kelowna, British Columbia mountain biking school offering targeted instruction and guided sessions for riders of varying abilities. The company provides a range of experiences including Private lesson/Camp, Private Intro to Mountain Biking, Personalized Private Lessons, and Private Group Sessions. Each offering is designed to build skills, confidence, and enjoyment on local trails. The Private Intro to Mountain Biking session covers bike setup, control, and braking with expert guidance before riding a scenic trail—an approachable option for beginners seeking a relaxed first descent. Personalized Private Lessons focus on rapid skill development through tailored coaching, video feedback, and confidence-building drills to help riders tackle technical features safely. Private Group Sessions adapt coaching to a group's skill level, providing shared instruction, personalized feedback, and opportunities to develop a common riding language. Private lesson/Camp blends exploration and social connection in lively group adventures crafted around participants’ interests. All programs emphasize personalized instruction and on-trail coaching. Sessions are customized to individual goals and group needs, with experienced instructors delivering guided practice and targeted feedback. The School of MTB operates from Kelowna and uses local trails to teach real-world riding techniques and trailcraft. Booking information, session length, prices, and availability are provided directly by the School of MTB. Prospective participants should contact School of MTB in Kelowna for current schedules, equipment requirements, and booking details. Instruction emphasizes safe riding techniques, progressive skill building, and clear on-trail communication, suited to beginners through more experienced riders seeking focused coaching and improvement every season.
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