stronger than ever?

Want to hit the trails feeling

Ready to feel strong on the trails next season?

Do you hit the trails every spring thinking to yourself:

I wish I had stayed active over the winter?

Looking for a community of like minded women who will support your health goals? 

Ready to get your nutrition dialed in without the stress of wondering what to eat every day?

If you said yes to any of these questions, then our winter group program is for you!

Stronger Together: a group program designed to support women who want to build their strength year round so we can be even stronger for the next riding season.

Our next cohort launches November 2026.

Join the waitlist to get early access.

What You Get in the Stronger Together Program

Success Stories from Women Like You! Here are screenshots from our Voxer group chat.

“Even though it's a group environment I felt like I had more individual attention then I expected. It was like each week was written just for me.”

- Jessica, Group Program Participant

“I have always had issues narrowing down my goals and giving up because it's too hard to do it all. With this program I was able to focus on a few that were achievable and even better - sustainable. Erica helped me focus on those goals and add more as I continued on my journey.”

- Sarah, Group Program Participant

“I had no idea that this program would change such a drastic part of my life, but I am so grateful for it! It's been so helpful to look at all aspects of my life.”

- Stephanie S, Group Program Participant

Success Stories from Women Like You!

Meet Erica, your coach.

I started as a total beginner mountain biker in the spring of 2018. Although I’ve always been a fairly active adult, I’d lost focus on my fitness with the busyness of life. Riding 6 miles was a BIG accomplishment that first summer.

Eight mountain bikes and five years later, I now compete in endurance MTB races, train other athletes, and help women around the US start their own MTB communities.

Never did I imagine on that first ride that I would go from 6 miles being exhausting to riding 80+ miles in one day during an endurance MTB race where I placed 1st!

All this while raising a family, leading organizations, and volunteering as a coach for student athletes. (And finding time to read a good book here and there every once in a while…)

A lot of women ask me how I do it. How do I find time to ride with everything on my plate?

The truth? I’ve had to learn to prioritize my health and prioritize myself. And, I invested in myself through skills clinics, learning bike maintenance, buying gear that worked for me, and surrounding myself with other women who love to ride.

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