DRIVING TECHNIQUE FOR BEGINNERS IN LD

FACTS

When: The course will take place again next summer semester.

Registration begins on April 1, 2026

Prices

Tariff A: € 69,-
Tariff B: € 99,-
Tariff C: € 109,-

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Services

Riding technique course
Bikeguiding
T-shirt

Catering

Organized privately among the participants (not included in the course fee).

Preliminary discussion

You will receive all your information in advance by e-mail.

Any further questions?

Contact unisport-mtb(at)rPTU.de

Riding technique for beginners in LD

Landau watch out! We'll come to you and teach you everything you need to know to ride your MBT safely. In our riding technique course, you will learn the basics for safe braking, controlled steering and stable off-road riding. With professional guidance, you will receive valuable tips and practise in a relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for anyone who is new to mountain biking or wants to improve their technique.

Course program

The aim of the course is to ride safely on trails, overcoming obstacles, steps, small ramps and hairpin bends. The course content also includes shifting and braking techniques, descents on steep terrain and the correct bike set-up. After a short warm-up tour, we will adjust the bikes and do various exercises on the Unisport sports grounds. Later we will go off-road. On the second day, we will go on a tour to consolidate what we have learned on the trails. For the course you need a mountain bike, helmet, gloves and fitness for 15-20km biking. Shin, knee and elbow pads are recommended. If you don't have them, you can hire them from us.

Supporting program

On the Sunday after the course, we like to stop off together and talk about our experiences over a cold drink or coffee.

Fancy a weekly ride?

Have you tasted blood and would like to go mountain biking in a group more often? Then take a look at our weekly courses. In Kaiserslautern, we offer weekly courses for different skill levels. Be part of it! This way...