Individual Enduro Training in Bilstain

Enduro Training in Bilstain for individual riders & small groups

Practice makes perfect - and that's why you should join one of our training days in Bilstain, Belgium.

Whether you're a beginner offroad rider, you already have some enduro skills or you're looking to take the next steps in hard enduro and/or racing - our skilled instructors will show you how to improve your technique to ride safer, faster and with more joy.

Who is this training for and what skills will we work on?

Our training is perfect for everybody that owns a small enduro bike (125 - 450 cc) and would like to work on their technique.

If you're a total beginner, we will show you the first steps of enduro riding - how to position yourself on your motorbike to ride safely and easily, how to use your brakes effectively, how to ride corners and how to ride up and down small hills.

For intermediate riders, we are starting our training day with an individual assessment of your riding skills and training goals, so that we can specifically work on the skills that will help you to take your next steps in enduro riding. This can include working on your cornering skills to increase your speed and stability, or working on your hillclimbing skills, or learning how to get unstuck if the terrain gets extra challenging. Alternatively, we can also turn your training day into a hard enduro session, while we work on core skills like lifting and placing your front wheel, clearing obstacles and crawling hills with small and big steps in them.

And last but not least, even if you are an advanced rider with some race experience, our instructors will find ways to improve your technique to ride safer, faster and with less effort.  Together, we can work on taller obstacles, trials-like techniques, steep downhills, slippery off-camber sections and more.

How many riders is this training for?

This training is speciifally designed to be an individual training, therefore we recommend to keep the group small. 1 to 2 riders is the ideal group size in our opinion; up to 4 riders can be booked with one instructor.

If you would like to book an individual training date for more than 4 riders, just send us a message - we are happy to arrange a private training day for you and your friends, your family or your riding club on request.

When does this enduro training take place?

As this is an individual enduro training, you are welcome to request any training day that you like. Our training area is open all year round and there are only few days in the year when it is closed. Just pick your preferred date from our selection or let us know when you'd like to ride and we will figure something out!

Where do we ride?

Our enduro training takes place in the Trial & Enduro Domaine Bilstain in Belgium, near the German border. Here, we have a large forest-style training area to ride around in.

Thanks to the size and style of the offroad area, there are endless training possibilities for every rider and every skill level.

During our lunch break and in the evenings, we can enjoy the delicious food and drinks of the enduro park's restaurant. And if you are looking for two or more riding days in a row, you can camp on site or book a bed in one of the hostel-style rooms that are right on track.

What do I have to bring?

You don't need to bring a lot - your enduro bike, your riding gear, a small backpack and the will to learn something are enough for a day of fun in the dirt with us!

With regards to your motorbike, every well-maintained enduro bike is welcome - no matter if it is 30 years old or brand new, if it is an electric bike, a 2- or 4-stroke and no matter if it is a 125, 200, 250, 300, 400, 450, ... cc motorcycle. What matters is that you feel comfortable on your bike and that it is equpped with proper enduro tours, as without these, the area can get extremely slippery.

Your enduro bike does not need to be registered, as we are riding on a closed track. Motocross bikes and motorcycles with extremely loud pipes are not allowed though.

When you join our enduro training, you do not need a driver's license - but you should know how to safely ride a motorcycle.

In terms of riding gear, we ask you to bring your own helmet (+ goggles), gloves and enduro or mx boots. To protect the rest of your body, we recommend wearing a full set of enduro riding gear consisting of knee pads or knee braces, body armor or a chest and back protector, riding pants and a jersey. Alternatively, you can also wear textile motorcycle pants and a motorcycle jacket with protectors.

As enduro riding can be extremely exhausting, we recommend you to pick the most breathable and light gear that you have and bring a light extra jacket (like a rain jacket) if needed.

We also recommend you to bring a small backpack or camelbak to stay hydrated throughout the day!