Cycling As Usual? Not Exactly.
Four whole days of riding along trails, spending lots of time in the mountains, enjoying all sorts of new experiences – all part of the Mountain Bike Women’s Camps. There will be an attractive programme guaranteed to please all bikers, whether beginners or free riders, including workshops on riding technique and guided tours.
There will also be an opportunity to take part in eMountain bike tours. Steep ascents will pose no problems with the drive units from Bosch eBike Systems. The power assistance will help riders through difficult stretches, such as steep trails with numerous tree roots, and give them a completely new feeling. Suddenly they will be able to tackle ascents with the unique "Uphill Flow".
A self-experiment
Claudia Bitzer is a freelance communication consultant. The bicycle is her favorite means of transportation. She uses it in her everyday life as often as her motherly duties allow. At Mountain Bike Women’s Camp in South Tyrol she discovered new aspects of mountain biking and shares her experience.
Greta Weithaler's professional (e)mountain biking tips – not just for girls

Know and use your "strong side":
"When cornering, during descents and when riding over obstacles, the pedals are horizontal. It's important to be aware of which foot's in front here, because your 'strong side' gives you more confidence."
Cornering in hairpins and tight bends:
"Practice, practice, practice. Balance exercises – for instance when you're standing in line or in your garden – are a good way to develop a confident feel for when you're cycling. This helps in achieving the right flow – both downhill and up."
Uphill start:
"The rear wheel of an eMTB tends to slip when starting uphill. Lower your saddle somewhat, bring the pedals into a parallel position, mount, downhill foot on the pedal, then uphill foot on the other pedal and start evenly. It's easier in a lower gear and moderate drive support."
Clear you head:
"Sometimes girls should just muster their pluck and go for it. Too much thinking doesn't help."