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Mountain bike biathlon and running
Duration: 2 hours
Suitable from age 7
Meeting point: Saint-Cergue (Route d’Arzier 11, 1264 Saint-Cergue)
- 2 hours
- From age 7
Description
Discover the thrill of biathlon in a unique natural setting, in the heart of the Vaud Jura!
Introduction to Summer Biathlon in Saint-Cergue
Our introductory biathlon course is aimed at anyone who wants to enjoy a unique, fun and accessible sporting experience from 7 years.
A well-rounded and exciting sport
Summer biathlon combines two complementary disciplines: mountain biking, e-mountain biking or running, depending on the event, and precision shooting.
During this introductory session, you’ll learn how to pace yourself, control your breathing and regain your composure so you can hit the target – just like top-level athletes!
A safe activity suitable for everyone
The introductory session takes place with laser rifles, with no delay and completely secure.
Shooting takes place at 10 metres, on electronic targets that react just as they do in competition, offering a realistic and enjoyable experience, without any risk.
Whether you’re an experienced sports enthusiast or simply curious, the activity is designed to be suitable for all levels.
Course structure
Under the guidance of experienced instructors, participants discover:
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a 20-minute mountain bike ride to reach the activity venue; ;
- the basics of handling a laser rifle; ;
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standing and prone shooting techniques; ;
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managing exertion between shooting rounds; ;
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mini-challenges and games tailored to each age group.
The aim is, first and foremost, to to enjoy oneself, by enjoy a cosy get-together and from enjoy a unique experience in the heart of the countryside.
Whether with family, friends or as part of a group, come and discover biathlon in a friendly, natural setting, in the heart of the Jura mountains!
- Shooting equipment provided
- Mountain bikes or electric mountain bikes provided free of charge
Important information
Please note: Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for the weather, a small rucksack, gloves, a repair kit (if you’re bringing your own mountain bike), and a positive attitude!



