Sombeech
08-29-2011, 11:32 AM
From an email sent via the "Contact Us" form:
Hi I’m Jo, and writing to you on behalf of the Trek Dirt Series Mountain Bike Camps.
We’ve opened registration for our women’s only mountain bike camp in Fruita, and we’re hoping that you might be interested in talking to us about how we might be able to work together a bit this year.
We’re approaching you because of your reputation and we wanted to connect with your members to tell them that we were in town. We have had people from your area participate in our camps before, and leave with newfound confidence in their skills and excitement for riding overall. Here are some ideas we had:
1) Promoting your organization and programs to the participants who attend the Fruita camp. We’d be happy to hand out brochures, welcome a speaker from your group, or promote what you do through pre and post camp participant e-mails. In return, we are hoping that you’d be able to tell your membership about our camp, so that those who might be interested in increasing their skills and confidence on the trails could find out about the opportunity. We’ve included a few sentences at the end of this email as a sample message.
1) Extending a 10% discount to those who would like to sign up as part of a Bogley group. Our standard group rate starts at eight participants, but if you have a group of six we’d be happy to help out in this way too.
2) Welcome Bogley members who might like to serve as volunteer assistants or sweeps over the course of the weekend. If there’s someone who would like to get involved, learn a bit more about instruction, and take a firsthand role in supporting and inspiring women riders, it would be great to connect.
Note that volunteering is quite different from participating, but very fun nonetheless. Assistant positions are open only to women, but sweep positions are open to both women and men.
OK, I’ll paste the text I talked about earlier just below my signature. I’ve also attached our camp flyer that you may like to post on your website or send to your members too. In the meantime thank you very much for your time and interest. I look forward to talking to you soon. Jo.
Jo Fergie
Program Co-ordinator
604-484-6238
jo@dirtseries.com
www.dirtseries.com (http://www.dirtseries.com)
Trek Dirt Series Mountain Bike Camps – Fruita, Colorado September 24-25
The Trek Dirt Series has recently opened registration for their women’s specific and co-ed mountain bike skills camps, offering confidence building and inspiring learning opportunities throughout Western Canada and the US.
The camps are open to beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders, and cover techniques from basic front wheel lifts and switchback turns to technical climbs, descents, and drops.
The program includes skill development sessions in the mornings, instructional rides in the afternoons, and bike maintenance clinics, food, and drinks in the evening. Operating for over a decade, the Trek Dirt Series has an outstanding reputation for professional and motivating instruction, and for delivering new skills that make riding more fun than ever.
If you’re at all inclined, or if you know of someone who might be, visit www.dirtseries.com (http://www.dirtseries.com) for more details.
Hi I’m Jo, and writing to you on behalf of the Trek Dirt Series Mountain Bike Camps.
We’ve opened registration for our women’s only mountain bike camp in Fruita, and we’re hoping that you might be interested in talking to us about how we might be able to work together a bit this year.
We’re approaching you because of your reputation and we wanted to connect with your members to tell them that we were in town. We have had people from your area participate in our camps before, and leave with newfound confidence in their skills and excitement for riding overall. Here are some ideas we had:
1) Promoting your organization and programs to the participants who attend the Fruita camp. We’d be happy to hand out brochures, welcome a speaker from your group, or promote what you do through pre and post camp participant e-mails. In return, we are hoping that you’d be able to tell your membership about our camp, so that those who might be interested in increasing their skills and confidence on the trails could find out about the opportunity. We’ve included a few sentences at the end of this email as a sample message.
1) Extending a 10% discount to those who would like to sign up as part of a Bogley group. Our standard group rate starts at eight participants, but if you have a group of six we’d be happy to help out in this way too.
2) Welcome Bogley members who might like to serve as volunteer assistants or sweeps over the course of the weekend. If there’s someone who would like to get involved, learn a bit more about instruction, and take a firsthand role in supporting and inspiring women riders, it would be great to connect.
Note that volunteering is quite different from participating, but very fun nonetheless. Assistant positions are open only to women, but sweep positions are open to both women and men.
OK, I’ll paste the text I talked about earlier just below my signature. I’ve also attached our camp flyer that you may like to post on your website or send to your members too. In the meantime thank you very much for your time and interest. I look forward to talking to you soon. Jo.
Jo Fergie
Program Co-ordinator
604-484-6238
jo@dirtseries.com
www.dirtseries.com (http://www.dirtseries.com)
Trek Dirt Series Mountain Bike Camps – Fruita, Colorado September 24-25
The Trek Dirt Series has recently opened registration for their women’s specific and co-ed mountain bike skills camps, offering confidence building and inspiring learning opportunities throughout Western Canada and the US.
The camps are open to beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders, and cover techniques from basic front wheel lifts and switchback turns to technical climbs, descents, and drops.
The program includes skill development sessions in the mornings, instructional rides in the afternoons, and bike maintenance clinics, food, and drinks in the evening. Operating for over a decade, the Trek Dirt Series has an outstanding reputation for professional and motivating instruction, and for delivering new skills that make riding more fun than ever.
If you’re at all inclined, or if you know of someone who might be, visit www.dirtseries.com (http://www.dirtseries.com) for more details.