Woodrow High House, Cherry Lane, Amersham, HP7 0QG
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Woodrow High House, Cherry Lane, Amersham, HP7 0QG
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By Muddy MTB
Muddy MTB Explorers Skills Session - Woodrow High House (Typically 6–8 yrs) A fun, confidence-building mountain bike coaching session for young riders who enjoy riding off-road…
Next session: 31 Oct 2026, 13:30
MTB Skills Session (2 hours)

By Muddy MTB
Muddy MTB Shredders Skills Session (Typically 8–10 yrs) – Woodrow High House A progressive mountain bike coaching session for riders who already enjoy riding off-road and want to…
Next session: 8 Nov 2026, 11:15
MTB Skills Session (2 hours)
The Muddy mission is to nurture children's passion for mountain biking and the great outdoors through courses that are designed to build young riders' confidence, fitness, and technical skills. Alex is the Head Coach and Co-Founder and has been obsessed with bikes for as long as he can remember. Growing up around all kinds of bikes - from mountain bikes to motorbikes - riding has always been a huge part of his life and identity. In his early twenties,
he travelled across Europe on his motorbike, combining adventure, independence and a love of exploring on two wheels. He later qualified in MIAS mountain bike coaching in Italy - a globally recognised mountain bike instructor award scheme and has competed in tournaments and events around the world. While he jokes that he’s “too old for tricks now”, his real passion is passing on his love of biking to the next generation. At Muddy MTB, Alex brings energy, encouragement and a huge depth of riding experience to every session. He loves helping children build confidence, resilience and technical skills, whether they’re complete beginners or already fearless on the trails. Above all, he wants every child to leave sessions smiling, muddy and