Cycling School

The Juneda-Garrigues Cycling School operates in the field of training and leisure, and focuses its daily activities on its age-based cycling school (from pre-benjamins to juniors).

Training School

It is a school accredited by the Catalan Cycling Federation as Hors Categorie. It brings together the bulk of the School's students, with more than 100 boys and girls from across the Lleida region, and is its main activity and the foundation on which everything else is built. The primary objective is educational, although, like any cycling training school, it also works on the gradual introduction to competition.

The School develops an annual program of content to be covered according to age, level, and objectives. The program is adjusted as the course progresses, based on our instructors' interactions with students and their degree of achievement of the objectives. The content is eminently practical, that is, on the bike, although more theoretical topics are also covered (road safety, basic mechanics, physical conditioning, nutrition…).

Training sessions are held primarily at the School's facilities in Juneda, although we also make use of the surrounding area, especially the wooded Banqueta park, a treasure we have right next to the School and about which we try to convey to our students the importance of its conservation.

The classic values associated with cycling (effort, perseverance, self-improvement, solidarity, camaraderie, capacity for suffering), as well as respect for and appreciation of nature, are always present throughout the School's course, but we are aware that their personal growth is also taking place while they ride with us. Thus, interpersonal relationships with the other people who make up the School community—making friends while having fun—are also very important and are continually encouraged and fostered.

General Objectives of the School

· Introduction and advanced training in the sport of mountain biking in all its facets and disciplines (MTB, DH, PumpTrack)

· Master the technique and tactics of mountain biking practice with safety and autonomy.

· Learn basic auxiliary mechanics and bicycle maintenance and tune-up.

· Promote social values such as camaraderie, friendship, respect, cooperation, and love of nature.

· To instill and foster cycling values such as perseverance, a spirit of self-improvement, self-discipline, and self-responsibility.

· Identify the hazards involved in practicing this activity and know how to address them.

· Road and traffic rules for cycling in urban environments

· Respect and understand the natural environment.

· Specific physical training and habits (stretching, workout routines, nutrition…)

Adult School

Launched in the 2021–22 school year, the Adult School experienced significant growth in 2022–23. The 2023–24 school year was a period of consolidation, but in 2024–25 we saw a substantial drop in enrollments toward the end of the year, so this 2025–26 school year we are not offering the service.