BetterRide w/Gene Hamilton, XC MTB Skills Course
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Ready to race FASTER, ride with more CONFIDENCE, ride more EFFICIENTLY, and SHAVE MINUTES off your race times?

The best athletes in the world across all sports disciplines spend less than 20% of their training time actually doing the sport, the other 80% of their time is spent on structured drills to master the core, fundamental skills of the sport.

Gene has spent 33 years coaching and developing this course to help you. This is not a “follow a pro rider down a trail” course.

His course is structured, drill-based, and a lot of work. It is designed to help you continue to improve long after it’s over. This is an intense learning experience.

He has coached many of the best US racers: National Champions Mitch Ropelato, and Jackie Harmony, EWS stars Cody Kelly, Shawn Neer, and McKay Vezina, Olympic BMX Sliver Medalist Mike Day, National Dual Slalom Champion Luca Cometti and over 100 more pro downhill and Enduro racers.

Watch this video to learn why Gene wants to coach you

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About Gene Hamilton: Gene's passion is coaching, and he wants to help you. Before starting BetterRide in 1999 he had ten years of experience coaching snowboarding, giving him over 30 years of coaching experience. Over those thirty years, Gene has mastered his coaching technique by keeping a beginner's mind and constantly improving both his coaching and his curriculum.

He spends his time studying how people learn physical skills, taking coaches courses, and working with the best riders in the world including World Champions Greg Minnaar, Sue Haywood, and Ross Schnell.

His critical eye can quickly spot what you are doing right and wrong and he knows how to get you master the correct techniques.

Gene is a pretty good rider too, he has earned a silver (2002) and two bronze medals (1999, 2006) at the UCI World Masters Championships. In 2019 he became the US National Champion.

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