What’s On
NMBC Subsidised Shuttled Coaching Program Term 1 - Session 2
Bookings Essential
We meet at the shuttle pickup point just above the Emu car park at the bottom of the Tank 8 area.
What's Covered
Each lesson will focus on one or two skill subjects, depending on what the assessment shows up as being needed, and what you're wanting to achieve. The core skill subjects are:
Operation Control i.e. braking (foundational skill)
Body Position (foundational skill)
Scanning and Line Choice (foundational skill)
Body movements for Cornering (foundational skill)
Managing Pressure i.e. pumping or absorption (foundational skill)
Some of the typical maneuvers or features these can be applied to are:
Cornering
Jumping
Drops
Carrying speed
Rock gardens
Race Craft
Lots more... please ask us
For the more advanced riders, we drill down deeper into the foundational skills that play key roles in successfully sending the advanced maneuvers mentioned above. If you are into your racing, our coaches are successful and experienced competitors themselves, so can run the lesson from a racing perspective. We have coached competitive cross country, enduro and downhill riders, who race at a local level right up to national level.
For the beginner to intermediate skill level riders, we focus on the foundational skills the bring more stability, control, confidence and therefor fun, into your riding. We've all been there and know how we'll these techniques work. No matter how experienced you are, it always pays to revisit these foundational skills regularly.
What To Bring
Water
Snacks
Jacket (seasonal)
Bike capable of riding steeper technical terrain
Helmet (mandatory). Full face helmet is recommended
MTB specific shoes, or at least enclosed flat sole shoes
NMBC Subsidised Shuttled Coaching Program Term 1 - Session 3
Bookings Essential
We meet at the shuttle pickup point just above the Emu car park at the bottom of the Tank 8 area.
What's Covered
Each lesson will focus on one or two skill subjects, depending on what the assessment shows up as being needed, and what you're wanting to achieve. The core skill subjects are:
Operation Control i.e. braking (foundational skill)
Body Position (foundational skill)
Scanning and Line Choice (foundational skill)
Body movements for Cornering (foundational skill)
Managing Pressure i.e. pumping or absorption (foundational skill)
Some of the typical maneuvers or features these can be applied to are:
Cornering
Jumping
Drops
Carrying speed
Rock gardens
Race Craft
Lots more... please ask us
For the more advanced riders, we drill down deeper into the foundational skills that play key roles in successfully sending the advanced maneuvers mentioned above. If you are into your racing, our coaches are successful and experienced competitors themselves, so can run the lesson from a racing perspective. We have coached competitive cross country, enduro and downhill riders, who race at a local level right up to national level.
For the beginner to intermediate skill level riders, we focus on the foundational skills the bring more stability, control, confidence and therefor fun, into your riding. We've all been there and know how we'll these techniques work. No matter how experienced you are, it always pays to revisit these foundational skills regularly.
What To Bring
Water
Snacks
Jacket (seasonal)
Bike capable of riding steeper technical terrain
Helmet (mandatory). Full face helmet is recommended
MTB specific shoes, or at least enclosed flat sole shoes
NMBC Subsidised Shuttled Coaching Program Term 1 - Session 4
Bookings Essential
We meet at the shuttle pickup point just above the Emu car park at the bottom of the Tank 8 area.
What's Covered
Each lesson will focus on one or two skill subjects, depending on what the assessment shows up as being needed, and what you're wanting to achieve. The core skill subjects are:
Operation Control i.e. braking (foundational skill)
Body Position (foundational skill)
Scanning and Line Choice (foundational skill)
Body movements for Cornering (foundational skill)
Managing Pressure i.e. pumping or absorption (foundational skill)
Some of the typical maneuvers or features these can be applied to are:
Cornering
Jumping
Drops
Carrying speed
Rock gardens
Race Craft
Lots more... please ask us
For the more advanced riders, we drill down deeper into the foundational skills that play key roles in successfully sending the advanced maneuvers mentioned above. If you are into your racing, our coaches are successful and experienced competitors themselves, so can run the lesson from a racing perspective. We have coached competitive cross country, enduro and downhill riders, who race at a local level right up to national level.
For the beginner to intermediate skill level riders, we focus on the foundational skills the bring more stability, control, confidence and therefor fun, into your riding. We've all been there and know how we'll these techniques work. No matter how experienced you are, it always pays to revisit these foundational skills regularly.
What To Bring
Water
Snacks
Jacket (seasonal)
Bike capable of riding steeper technical terrain
Helmet (mandatory). Full face helmet is recommended
MTB specific shoes, or at least enclosed flat sole shoes
WA Gravity Enduro Round 2 Nannup
WA Gravity Enduro’s round 2 is in Nannup this year. The two day event begins Saturday 25th of April will official racing. Racing starts early Sunday morning into the early afternoon. This part of Tank 8 will be closed to the public during the race weekend. Please see WA Gravity Enduros website for more information.
NMBC Subsidised Shuttled Coaching Program Term 1 - Session 1
Bookings Essential
We meet at the shuttle pickup point just above the Emu car park at the bottom of the Tank 8 area.
What's Covered
Each lesson will focus on one or two skill subjects, depending on what the assessment shows up as being needed, and what you're wanting to achieve. The core skill subjects are:
Operation Control i.e. braking (foundational skill)
Body Position (foundational skill)
Scanning and Line Choice (foundational skill)
Body movements for Cornering (foundational skill)
Managing Pressure i.e. pumping or absorption (foundational skill)
Some of the typical maneuvers or features these can be applied to are:
Cornering
Jumping
Drops
Carrying speed
Rock gardens
Race Craft
Lots more... please ask us
For the more advanced riders, we drill down deeper into the foundational skills that play key roles in successfully sending the advanced maneuvers mentioned above. If you are into your racing, our coaches are successful and experienced competitors themselves, so can run the lesson from a racing perspective. We have coached competitive cross country, enduro and downhill riders, who race at a local level right up to national level.
For the beginner to intermediate skill level riders, we focus on the foundational skills the bring more stability, control, confidence and therefor fun, into your riding. We've all been there and know how we'll these techniques work. No matter how experienced you are, it always pays to revisit these foundational skills regularly.
What To Bring
Water
Snacks
Jacket (seasonal)
Bike capable of riding steeper technical terrain
Helmet (mandatory). Full face helmet is recommended
MTB specific shoes, or at least enclosed flat sole shoes
Summer Sundowner
NMBC Summer Sundowner 2026
This year’s NMBC Summer Sundowner is shaping up to be a good one.
Loose Goose will be shuttling from 2pm for three hours (2-pm-5pm).
After the riding, we’ll make our way to The Nannup Brewing Co for a relaxed sundowner.
Come along, ride, eat, and hang out.
Book your ticket for the shuttles via https://www.trybooking.com/DHPQY
NMBC AGM
Annual General Meeting – Everyone Welcome!
We’re always on the lookout for new committee members to help keep the Nannup mountain biking scene rolling.
You don’t have to be a rider to get involved — just keen to be part of something good.
We’re all busy people with work, families and life on the go, so there’s no pressure. Put in as much or as little time as you can. Every bit helps.
Come along, have your say, and support the sport that keeps our community moving. All Committee positions are open.
Located at the Blackwood Cafe, Nannup. Coffee and Cake provided by the club.
WA Gravity Girls to Nannup
WA Gravity Girls, in collaboration with DLGSC and PMBIA certified coaches, are excited to present the WA Gravity Girls Nannup Mountain Biking Weekender on 6–7 September 2025! This women’s-focused weekend is all about building skills, growing confidence, and celebrating the MTB community. The event includes beginner to advanced coaching sessions, guided and social rides, shuttle runs at Tank 7, and a family-friendly Sunday shuttle day in recognition of Father’s Day. We’re also planning a relaxed sundowner and hope to engage with the Nannup community throughout the weekend. With limited spots (max 45 attendees), this is a fantastic opportunity to ride, connect, and be part of an inspiring MTB weekend in the heart of Nannup. Stay tuned for more details and come ride with us!
NMBC Weekender Getaway
NMBC WEEKEND GETAWAY – AUGUST 2025
We're hitting the road for our Winter “Nannup on Tour” trip — and this year we’re heading to Margaret River!
15th–17th August at RAC Margaret River Nature Park
Open to all NMBC Members – only $25 to join!
Book your own accommodation, then RSVP to: nannupmbc@gmail.com
Friday dinner & Sunday brekkie on us
Group rides, kids rides, coaching, games, giveaways, and good vibes all weekend!
It’s the perfect winter getaway with an awesome crew who just love bikes.
BOOK TODAY via RAC: parksandresorts.rac.com.au/margaret-river or call 08 9758 8227