Shred-a-Muk aMTB Weekend - Athlete Sign Up

Shred-a-Muk | May 22–24, 2026
Tannehill Historic Ironworks State Park

Join Catalyst Sports, Lakeshore, and BUMP for a weekend of dirt, determination, and community at Shred-a-Muk — an adaptive mountain biking gathering designed to build skills, confidence, and connection.

Whether it’s your first time on an adaptive mountain bike or you’re ready to push into more technical terrain, this weekend is for you. Tannehill has 20+ miles of adaptive optimized mountain bike trails.  We’ll offer beginner skill sessions, supportive intro group rides, and intermediate/advanced rides for those looking to challenge themselves — all led by experienced volunteers who believe adventure should be accessible to everyone.

More than just miles on trail, Shred-a-Muk is about community. It’s about cheering each other on, celebrating progress (big and small), and sharing stories around camp after a day of riding.

Free camping is available, with RV hookups on site, so you can stay close to the action and the community all weekend long.

Come ready to learn.
Come ready to ride.
Come ready to belong.

Adventure changes lives — and we can’t wait to shred with you.

(Note:  All riders registering for the Advanced ride should have past experience on an adaptive mountain bike)

Things to Bring:

-  Water bottle (Catalyst will have a refilling station)

-  Snacks/Food

-  Safety/Sunglasses

-  Closed Toe Shoes

Essential Eligibility for Adaptive Mountain Biking

• Rider has a permanent, disabling condition

• Rider can make safe cognitive decisions in a fast-paced changing environment.

• Rider can follow all safety precautions identified by the instructors.

• Rider can hold their head upright without any head and/or neck support.

• Rider can wear a properly fitted and rated bike helmet, as well as any other safety equipment appropriately.

• Rider can understand and follow multiple-step instructions from the instructors independently and in a fast-paced environment.

• Rider can transfer in and out of the bike independently or with some assistance

• Rider can remain alert and focused for the duration of the ride and can make decisions quickly in variable terrain.

• Rider can demonstrate they can independently peddle, steer, stop, start and ride the bike over, around, up, and down a variety of terrain deemed appropriate for their experience level.

• Rider is under 220 lb weight capacity of adaptive bikes

For Questions about the event, Please reach out to Shane@catalystsports.org