the Journal

Take the world's best riders, and give them the world's best freeride & slopestyle course for a week, what do you get? Progression.

This last year has been one of massive change – with Covid sending us into isolation during the final stages of designing this range.

There has been a lot going on at Mons in the past year. One part of it has been developing a new identity.

Big jumps, epic backdrop, and a world first. Crankworx Innsbruck kicked off the North Hemisphere's bike season. We have wrapped up highlights of the event featuring Mons athletes Robin Goomes, Peter Kaiser, and Paula Zibasa.

Over a year ago a filmer Hunter Puall and Mons athletes, Manu Barnard and Craig Murray embarked on a journey to Japan. As another season approaches in the Southern Hemisphere we thought we would rerelease the 'Strong 9' video and story.

We are proud to announce another summer of Women's Progression Camps. Below you will find the dates, locations and links to register. Join us!

This is the riders story from the Mons Royale Future Ground Queenstown Progression camp.

You could be mistaken for thinking that individual athletes should see their fellow competitors as just that, competitors.

Finding the learning pit and knowing you are in it. That was the name of the game on day 3.

Breaking it down to build it back up. We drilled down into the fundamentals of progression on Day 2 with triple crown snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott's coach Sean Thompson.

Getting everyone together is the hardest part. That's what they said and it was true, but ten riders descended on Queenstown this week with one goal in mind, to progress. Future Ground - Together Better materialised.

The rise of women’s mountain biking has been meteoric over the past year. While we celebrate that more women are riding than ever before, it is hard to ignore the elephant in the room.

Ten New Zealand based female riders have been shoulder tapped for a four-day camp in New Zealand’s Mountain Bike mecca, Queenstown.

You can’t get away from the fact the pandemic has changed us all. The world is a different place now and the only silver lining would be a lot of us have woken up.

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