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Extreme Physical Education | Wednesday | Period 1
Once again, the Danger Shop was the place to be for today's class. Fraser was flipping through some paperwork as the students filed in. Once they'd all assembled, he put the paperwork down and smiled.
"Good morning," he greeted. "Today, we're going mountain biking. For those that may not now, mountain biking is the act of riding a bike off road, across generally rough terrains therefore making it sometimes more dangerous and more draining than regular biking. Mountain biking can be broken down into multiple categories: cross country, trail riding, all mountain, downhill, freeride, street riding, dirt jumping and trials. For today's purposes, we're going to be concentrating on trail riding. When people speak of mountain biking, they're generally talking about this one. It basically means riding point-to-point or in a loop including climbs and descents on a variety of terrain."
With that done, Fraser stepped aside to bring out a mountain bike for all to see. While they were checking it out, he passed out a handout on protective gear that they all had to read. Their protective gear for the activity was stowed on one side of the room. Once they'd finished reading, Fraser detailed the difference between a mountain bike and a regular bike and demonstrated how everything worked.
"Today, we're in Dauphin, Pennsylvania so we can ride the Stony Valley Rail Trail. It's an easy trail so take your time and challenge yourself, if you'd like. Be careful, wear all your protective equipment and spend time enjoying the scenery while getting yourself familiar with the bikes that are located near your safety equipment. Feel free to ride alone or with a buddy. And have fun."
With that, Fraser got the simulation started and it was time to mountain bike!
"Good morning," he greeted. "Today, we're going mountain biking. For those that may not now, mountain biking is the act of riding a bike off road, across generally rough terrains therefore making it sometimes more dangerous and more draining than regular biking. Mountain biking can be broken down into multiple categories: cross country, trail riding, all mountain, downhill, freeride, street riding, dirt jumping and trials. For today's purposes, we're going to be concentrating on trail riding. When people speak of mountain biking, they're generally talking about this one. It basically means riding point-to-point or in a loop including climbs and descents on a variety of terrain."
With that done, Fraser stepped aside to bring out a mountain bike for all to see. While they were checking it out, he passed out a handout on protective gear that they all had to read. Their protective gear for the activity was stowed on one side of the room. Once they'd finished reading, Fraser detailed the difference between a mountain bike and a regular bike and demonstrated how everything worked.
"Today, we're in Dauphin, Pennsylvania so we can ride the Stony Valley Rail Trail. It's an easy trail so take your time and challenge yourself, if you'd like. Be careful, wear all your protective equipment and spend time enjoying the scenery while getting yourself familiar with the bikes that are located near your safety equipment. Feel free to ride alone or with a buddy. And have fun."
With that, Fraser got the simulation started and it was time to mountain bike!

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