PMBIA 登山車教練課程
取得全球認可的專業登山車教練認證，開拓登山車產業中的更多職涯機會，同時提升你的騎乘技巧與教學能力。
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日本課程
我們的基地位於長野縣白馬，亦是主要安排 L1 課程的地點。如你能組成達到最低人數的團體，我們亦可前往你的所在地授課，但能否開辦仍取決於當地是否有合適地形。
重要資訊
JOI 與 PMBIA 合作，在日本、台灣及菲律賓安排並舉辦課程。
JOI 負責報名與付款，並將學員資料提供給 PMBIA 總部建立會員個人頁面。此流程可能需時 2–3 天。
完成登記後，請預留 2–3 天讓 PMBIA 個人頁面更新。之後你便可登入 PMBIA 網站，完成課前教材並下載課程文件。
✈️ 交通與住宿
在收到 PMBIA 確認課程將舉行的電郵前，建議不要預訂交通或住宿。每個課程須達到最低人數方可確認。
JOI 會盡力確保所有課程按計劃進行。注意：設施費用（例如纜車）及午餐不包括在課程費用內。
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COURSE CONTEXT
The AIR Module is a two-day development course for PMBIA Level 1 Instructors looking to continue their professional growth. Whether you’re preparing for your Level 2/3 Certifications or simply looking to improve your teaching and riding skills, this module provides valuable hands-on training in intermediate to advanced terrain.
WHY TAKE THIS MODULE?
Develop your cornering, pumping, jumping, and drop technique.
Gain insight into teaching advanced riders, including how to introduce students to jumps and drops.
Note: This module alone does not certify you to teach jumps or drops—certification requires completion of the four-day AIR Instructor Course.
Prepare for the full AIR Instructor Course as part of Level 2 or 3 Certifications.
Use this module to retest or complete a missed component of the AIR Instructor Course.
Use this module to recertify your Level 2 or 3 Certification.
PREREQUISITES
PMBIA Level 1 Certification (mandatory)
Current PMBIA Membership (purchased separately)
2+ seasons of teaching experience recommended, but not mandatory
Completion of the Kids Module is an asset, but not required
Completed AIR Module Worksheet
Confident riding with consistent technique on green, blue, and black trails
40hr Wilderness First Aid recommended (but not mandatory)
DESCRIPTION
AIR MODULE | 2-DAY DEVELOPMENT MODULE
This two-day module offers focused, professional training for instructors seeking to refine their technical riding and teaching skills. Candidates will receive access to the PMBIA Reference Guide, AIR Module Booklet, and engage in hands-on coaching and feedback sessions.
Day 1 focuses on skill-based lessons and practice teaching topics like bermed and flat corners, steeps, rock rolls, and pumping. Instructors will explore the AIR Instructor Course content, including skill blending and lesson structure (what/why/how/when/how much).
Day 2 shifts to maneuver-based teaching, with practice lessons introducing intermediate riders to jumps and drops. Additional workshops cover suspension setup, goal setting, and review of the completed AIR Module Worksheet.
This module also serves as a valuable opportunity to calibrate your current teaching and riding performance against Level 2 and 3 standards, helping guide your development toward future certification.