HINGHAM BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Poppier Lines and Big Air: An Intermediate–Advanced Mountain Bike Clinic in Hingham
A focused, one-day clinic that teaches pressure control, timing and jump/drop progression and then puts those skills to work on local trails; this guide explains the flow, key learning objectives, and logistics.
Poppier Lines and Big Air: An Intermediate–Advanced Mountain Bike Clinic in Hingham.
Dynamic Cycling Adventures runs a one‑day intermediate/advanced mountain‑bike clinic in Hingham that moves riders through a methodical progression — from front and rear wheel lifts and compression work to clearing gap jumps and negotiating rock gardens — then applies those skills on the trail before a final regroup at the parking lot.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Pressure control, timing and jump progression
Morning instruction concentrates on compressing and absorbing terrain forces, proper timing and coordination, front/rear/level wheel lifts, and a stepwise jump and drop progression culminating in clearing gap jumps up to 6 feet and going off drops up to 4 feet.
Take skills to the singletrack
In the afternoon the clinic shifts from drills to riding: participants apply compression and lifting techniques on trail features — bump jumps, rock rollers, rock gardens, skinnies and other technical features — with guided on‑trail sessioning.
Coaching, camaraderie and a post‑ride regroup
Coaches and riders meet the evening before for a local meet‑and‑greet; the day ends back at the parking lot for a post‑ride beverage and a chance to debrief with fellow riders and instructors.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The clinic is deliberate and progressive: an instructional morning spent on technique and a measured jump/drop ladder gives way to a playful afternoon of sessioning on whatever features the trail network provides, then a relaxed regroup to close the loop.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this clinic suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a one‑day clinic (title indicates 1 Day) with an evening meet‑and‑greet the night before and skills plus trail sessions on Sunday.
No specific equipment list was provided in the supplied briefing. Confirm required bike setup and protective gear with the operator before the clinic.
The clinic finishes at the parking lot where participants regroup and enjoy a post‑ride beverage.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What skill level is the clinic intended for?
The clinic is intended for intermediate and advanced riders.
Is there a meet‑and‑greet before the clinic?
Yes — participants and Dynamic Cycling coaches meet the evening before each clinic at a local venue for a meet‑and‑greet.
What does the morning session cover?
Morning sessions focus on compression and pressure control, timing and coordination, wheel lifts and a jump and drop progression including practicing clearing gap jumps up to 6 feet and drops up to 4 feet.
What happens in the afternoon?
Afternoon sessions take the skills to the trails for sessioning features such as bump jumps, rock rollers, rock gardens, skinnies and other technical features.
Will the coaching cover all features listed?
On‑trail coaching and which features are sessioned depend on the trail network and the features that are available; the operator may adjust sessioning accordingly.
How does the day end?
The clinic finishes back at the parking lot where participants wrap up the day and enjoy a post‑ride beverage with other riders and coaches.