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06-15-05, 01:15 AM
Hi,
I'm new to the sport and I wonder if you can help me. I have ridden plenty about 15 yrs ago. I was between age 10-15. I've always been athletic. I currently snowboard (hard), ski and participate in other sports. I'm about to sign up for a Trail Riding series - competition.
The levels are Beginner, Sport and Expert. I have some natural talent and I'm afraid that the beginner group might be "too much of a beginner" trail race. Would you advise the "Sport" level? Could I compete and complete this even at a slow pace?
One concern is if a Sports level has man-made technical obstacles. Is this usually the case?
I'm new to the sport and I wonder if you can help me. I have ridden plenty about 15 yrs ago. I was between age 10-15. I've always been athletic. I currently snowboard (hard), ski and participate in other sports. I'm about to sign up for a Trail Riding series - competition.
The levels are Beginner, Sport and Expert. I have some natural talent and I'm afraid that the beginner group might be "too much of a beginner" trail race. Would you advise the "Sport" level? Could I compete and complete this even at a slow pace?
One concern is if a Sports level has man-made technical obstacles. Is this usually the case?