[Closed] skills coaching in NW for intermediate to advanced riders - any recommendations

Lake district guiding - http://www.lake-district-guiding.co.uk/ perhaps?

Ed Oxley
www.great-rock.co.uk

Another vote for ed oxley, did the flow course last summer and got loads from it.

Had a day with Ed also - it was great

http://www.mountainbikeskillscourses.co.uk/locationd.asp

Cyclewise at Whinlatter?

As already mentioned, Ed Oxley is based around Calderdale, he's a top bloke.

AQR use somewhere round Long Mynd (Shropshire) for their skills days and occasionally also days in the Peak District, I had a great day out with them a few years bago, learnt loads. www.aquickrelease.com

Were based in the Scottish Borders, most sessions we run are at Mabie Forest 7stanes trail center. http://www.mtbskills.co.uk

Were based in the Scottish Borders, most sessions we run are at Mabie Forest 7stanes trail center. http://www.mtbskills.co.uk

+ another for Ed O.

Very good indeed and cured me of my fear of rocky steep things as well as teaching me so much more in 1 day.

Heard good things about the bearded one.
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www.forestfreeride.co.uk

Not in the NW but sunny Wales ... about 2 hours from Stockport.

Sweet, thanks one and all...

Ed O.

I went to Ed-O and had a great time. He's coming out here but that's got no influence on my recommending him. He was coaching with Nigel Page and it was at a pretty advanced level. I did a write up on the weekend, it's as much about the food, beer, accommodation and riding as it is about the skills coaching though! [url= http://www.basquemtb.com/great-rock-skills-weekend-with-nigel-page/ ]Great Rock Skills Weekend[/url]

+1 for cyclewise private course is very good

Ed.

Did an advanced(ish) day with him last summer but only last sunday saw his excellent teaching ability with a bunch of mates who hardly ride much, used to ride or are just getting going. Very highly recommended in any case.