There are four themes to the Go MTB Award with five levels of achievement within each theme. These cater for all levels of experience, from novice to expert. The themes included in the award are as follows: Sharing the outdoors  /  First Aid  /  Being Independant and Self-Supporting

Who is Go MTB aimed at?

The Award is aimed at anyone who wants to develop their skills and experience in off-road riding, from those who are learning basic bike handling skills to those who are riding long technical routes with advanced features.

Because of its scope and flexibility, whilst Go MTB is aimed primarily at children and young adults, it is equally as applicable to more mature riders.

How does Go MTB work?

Individuals enjoy mountain biking for a variety of reasons, which reflects the flexibility of the Award. Themes can be taken generic pill for klonopin selectively to match individual aspirations (for example some may choose to take only the Riding Skills components) or each level can be worked through progressively. To be awarded a complete level, riders must complete all four themes.

Each participant in the scheme receives a Rider Logbook, which is an extensive supporting resource that details what is contained within each level. This enables riders to track their progress through the Award and see what they need to do next. Examples taken from the Rider Logbook can be viewed in the ‘Resources’ section of the website.

Certificates are awarded each time one of the themes for a given level is completed, as well as when riders complete an entire level.