New to the Bike 2027

Olympia, WA

Go From Nervous Beginner to Confident Rider

If you’ve ever thought…

"I want to mountain bike, but I don’t know where to start."
"I’m afraid of getting hurt or holding people back."
"I wish I had a group of women to ride with!"

You're not alone! Starting something new is intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.

This program is designed to take you from feeling unsure and hesitant to riding with confidence, strength, and excitement. You’ll learn the skills, build your fitness, and have a supportive group of women to cheer you on, so you actually enjoy the ride instead of stressing over it.

New to the Bike will have you riding with confidence and strength thanks to skills clinics, monthly rides, weekly accountability, and more.

This 3-month program will help you build a strong foundation for your mountain biking. The program investment is $295/month.

Imagine finishing a ride feeling strong instead of exhausted.

Imagine knowing exactly how to handle switchbacks, climbs, and descents.

Imagine having a crew of like-minded women to ride with all season long!

This isn’t just about learning to ride, it’s about gaining the confidence and strength to make biking a fun and empowering part of your life.

Our next cohort starts in 2027!

Want to ride with us this year? Join us for a ride in Port Gamble, WA August 1! Details Here

What You Get in the New to the Bike Program

Interested in Our
Next Cohort?

This 3-month program will help you build a strong foundation for your mountain biking. The program investment is $295/month.

When you join the waitlist below, you’ll get our free Getting Started: A Beginner’s Guide to Mountain Biking, covering everything from choosing your first bike and basic maintenance to safety tips, ride planning, nutrition, gear essentials, and building your MTB community.

Success Stories from Women Like You!

"My monthly fitness trend number on Strava is the highest it's been in over 2 years!" and "I am motivated to reach my training goals and love the training program I have."

- Paige, 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 and find that I'm doing most of the things "right." It allowed me to pinpoint the negative influence that this one aspect was having on me. It totally took me by surprise, but I'm here for it! :)"

- Stephanie M, Group Program Participant

"I am still just so grateful for this program! I've been so off track and just kind of surviving for all the obvious reasons but I feel really ready to get back to myself and show my kids the version of their mom they are familiar with and deserve"

- Stephanie S, Group Program Participant

Meet Abby

As a Women’s Coaching Specialist with Girls Gone Strong and a Precision Nutrition-1 certified coach, Abby combines her expertise in health and fitness to inspire and support women in their wellness journeys. Abby has a passion for empowering women to overcome chronic health challenges to feel balanced in their daily lives. 

Abby’s mission stems from her own personal experience, having battled chronic health issues (lyme disease, IBS, autoimmune) for over 15 years and is now able to easily manage symptoms. As a Women’s Chronic Health Coach, she is committed to helping women realize their own true potential by embracing strength and resilience from within. Along with being the leader and organizer of Olympia Mountain Bike Ride Club and a Big Stump Bike Shop Ambassador, Abby integrates her love for mountain biking and the outdoors to guide women to show up and “do hard shit” on and off the bike.

Training and Certifications: MS Biological Sciences, Women's Coaching Specialist - Girls Gone Strong, Precision Nutrition -1, 200hr Yoga Teacher+Yin Training, Olympia Mountain Bike Ride Club Leader, Big Stump Bike Shop Ambassador, Women’s Chronic Health Coach, Mountain biking 15 years.

Meet Erica

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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