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Jump 102
Jump 102: Shaping Flight, Style, and Speed
Adult Intermediate to Advanced Course | 4:1 Rider-to-Coach Ratio
You can get airborne, but does it feel like you're completely in control of the arc? Are you losing speed on landings, getting "dead sailor" in the air, or tracing the same rigid line every time you leave a lip?
Jump 102 is engineered for riders who are ready to move past survival mode and start actively designing their flight. By utilizing our advanced, micro-adjustable setups and precise video analysis, we shift the focus from how to jump to how you want to jump. Turn standard trail features into your personal canvas.
Our Methodology: Mastering the Flight Arc
We break down the advanced physics of trail geometry. In this course, you will learn that a jump isn't just a single moment—it's a three-part equation of entry speed, active compression, and mid-air body English. You’ll learn how to consciously manipulate your bike's trajectory to solve different trail problems, whether you need to scrub height for speed or boost a lip to clear a massive gap.
The Progression Lab: Taller Lips & Gap Progressions
We don't just throw you into the deep end. We use our premium training setup to bridge the gap between intermediate comfort and advanced execution safely:
Aggressive Launch Geometry: We graduate from the gentle setups of 101 to steeper, taller lips that demand precise timing and active pressure.
Zero-Penalty Gap Training: Want to clear doubles and gaps but can't shake the fear of casing? We position our micro-adjustable ramps to simulate classic trail gaps over our impact-absorbing airbags. You get the real visual and physical feel of a gap jump with zero risk of a mechanical or a crash.
Advanced Dual-Modality Coaching
Fine-tuning intermediate technique requires hyper-specific feedback. We use immediate slow-motion video playback on our large on-site screens to dissect your runs in real time:
The Takeoff Snapshot: We isolate the exact millisecond your rear wheel leaves the lip to ensure you aren't pulling up with your arms or letting the bike buck your hips.
Mid-Air Management: See exactly how squashing, scrubbing, or throwing style (like whips or bars) alters your center of mass, giving you instant data to adjust on your very next run.
What to Expect
High-Volume Repetition: No grinding climbs. Our efficient setup means you’ll get 50 to 70 high-quality drops in a single session to lock in muscle memory.
Trajectory Control: Learn the active body mechanics behind "boosting" for extra distance versus "scrubbing" to stay low and fast.
Trail Application: Leave with the confidence to read any trail feature, judge speed requirements on sight, and safely conquer real-world gaps.
Gear Requirements: Half-shell helmet (full-face highly recommended) and knee pads are required. Full-suspension trail, enduro, or downhill bikes are recommended.
(Note: Riders should already be consistently comfortable leaving the ground on basic tabletop jumps before registering for this course. If you still feel significant anxiety when your wheels leave the dirt, check out our Jump 101 course first.)
Reach out with any questions.
Jump 102: Shaping Flight, Style, and Speed
Adult Intermediate to Advanced Course | 4:1 Rider-to-Coach Ratio
You can get airborne, but does it feel like you're completely in control of the arc? Are you losing speed on landings, getting "dead sailor" in the air, or tracing the same rigid line every time you leave a lip?
Jump 102 is engineered for riders who are ready to move past survival mode and start actively designing their flight. By utilizing our advanced, micro-adjustable setups and precise video analysis, we shift the focus from how to jump to how you want to jump. Turn standard trail features into your personal canvas.
Our Methodology: Mastering the Flight Arc
We break down the advanced physics of trail geometry. In this course, you will learn that a jump isn't just a single moment—it's a three-part equation of entry speed, active compression, and mid-air body English. You’ll learn how to consciously manipulate your bike's trajectory to solve different trail problems, whether you need to scrub height for speed or boost a lip to clear a massive gap.
The Progression Lab: Taller Lips & Gap Progressions
We don't just throw you into the deep end. We use our premium training setup to bridge the gap between intermediate comfort and advanced execution safely:
Aggressive Launch Geometry: We graduate from the gentle setups of 101 to steeper, taller lips that demand precise timing and active pressure.
Zero-Penalty Gap Training: Want to clear doubles and gaps but can't shake the fear of casing? We position our micro-adjustable ramps to simulate classic trail gaps over our impact-absorbing airbags. You get the real visual and physical feel of a gap jump with zero risk of a mechanical or a crash.
Advanced Dual-Modality Coaching
Fine-tuning intermediate technique requires hyper-specific feedback. We use immediate slow-motion video playback on our large on-site screens to dissect your runs in real time:
The Takeoff Snapshot: We isolate the exact millisecond your rear wheel leaves the lip to ensure you aren't pulling up with your arms or letting the bike buck your hips.
Mid-Air Management: See exactly how squashing, scrubbing, or throwing style (like whips or bars) alters your center of mass, giving you instant data to adjust on your very next run.
What to Expect
High-Volume Repetition: No grinding climbs. Our efficient setup means you’ll get 50 to 70 high-quality drops in a single session to lock in muscle memory.
Trajectory Control: Learn the active body mechanics behind "boosting" for extra distance versus "scrubbing" to stay low and fast.
Trail Application: Leave with the confidence to read any trail feature, judge speed requirements on sight, and safely conquer real-world gaps.
Gear Requirements: Half-shell helmet (full-face highly recommended) and knee pads are required. Full-suspension trail, enduro, or downhill bikes are recommended.
(Note: Riders should already be consistently comfortable leaving the ground on basic tabletop jumps before registering for this course. If you still feel significant anxiety when your wheels leave the dirt, check out our Jump 101 course first.)
Reach out with any questions.