Just wanted to write and say that not only was the day training such a fab day. Exciting, Empowering and Outragiously FUN. But, also that I went out green laning with my other half on Saturday and I really held my own. I didnt just hold on and plod at the back, saying sorry for holding him up. I made my merry way swinging my backside exageratingly from side to side, knees in, and correct knee forward I found myself enjoying riding more than I ever have.

Michelle

Day one of the bronze course, the team took us all through the basics of control, standing stance, braking, with a ride up the hill between each “lesson” to build and bed it in!   By the end of the day we were all different riders, riding up slippery gravel, dropping into 4ft ditches and popping out again, flying around gravel tracks! This has changed my riding in just a day, the team here are amazing and know their stuff!   I’d highly recommend EVERY rider to take this course!

Glenn

Just back from a 1 to 2 training at Sweet Lamb with Molly and the team. Fantastic training from the guys that have been there and done it. Learnt more in a day than any amount of time watching YouTube videos. If you’re serious at learning how to ride the ‘right way’ off road then these guys will help you do it. Awesome venue and just great to hear the stories in the club house from Molly and Ben. We’ll be back for more!

Steve

I’ve been back to Sweet Lamb many times to refresh my roadbook skills, But I have also been on the forestry rides. These give you a great opportunity to ride iconic Welsh forests that are usually closed to the public.

Dylan Williams of Dyfed Dirt Club

From the get go the experience is professional, the scenery is breathtaking and the variety of surfaces is just right for the beginner right through to the experienced. Rob has everyone thinking and learning how to be better and with the feeling of safety is always paramount. Looking forward to going again when we can…

John

Because of Moly’s bespoke training and immense patience. 1 won 9th place in the world, at the GS trophy Female Qualifier in South Africa. He took me from being a cautious biker to one who could handle a GS1200 with confidence and pride. 1 call it “Molyfication”

Louise