BWR ARIZONA MINI CAMP
December 4–6, 2026 | Scottsdale, Arizona
Know the course. Build your skills. Race with confidence.
Get a head start on your BWR Arizona preparation with The Gravel Method's two-day, hands-on training and course reconnaissance camp.
We'll spend two days riding and exploring key sections of the BWR Arizona course, learning how to handle the terrain, navigate technical sections, improve your bike handling, and make smarter decisions when it matters most.
This isn't just a course preview. It's an opportunity to develop the skills, confidence, and race strategy you'll need to take on BWR Arizona successfully.
What You'll Get:
Two days of guided riding and course reconnaissance
Hands-on gravel skills coaching on actual race terrain
Technical climbing, descending, cornering, and line selection
Fueling, pacing, and race execution strategies
Equipment and tire selection guidance
Personalized coaching and feedback from The Gravel Method
This is a training-focused camp. Lodging and meals are not included. Just two days of riding, learning, and preparing for the demands of BWR Arizona.
Don't just show up to race. Show up prepared.
Limited spots available | $400
Audra Adair | Founder & Lead Coach
Your Coaches
Audra Adair is the founder of The Gravel Method and lead coach behind its immersive training camps. With over 20 years of coaching experience and a background in exercise physiology, she combines science-based training with real-world race execution. A seasoned endurance athlete and multiple gravel and MTB wins , Audra has spent decades refining what actually works on race day. Her approach is built to simplify the complexity of gravel racing—so athletes can train with purpose, fuel with confidence, and perform at their best.
At camp, Audra leads guided rides, teaches pacing and fueling strategy, runs hands-on education sessions, and works directly with athletes to dial in their individual race plans. From course familiarization to race-day execution, she is on-site throughout the experience—ensuring every athlete leaves with the tools, confidence, and clarity to perform at their best.
Riding and racing since the mid-1980s — and working every corner of the sport since, as a mechanic, industry rep, and coach — has taught me one thing: fast riders aren't born, they're built. Four decades in the sport shape how I coach today, from wrenching and selling bikes to representing brands like ASSOS, GIRO, ENVE, and Scott.
My own results come from the dirt and gravel as much as the pavement — Arizona State Criterium Champion, eight-time Leadville 100 MTB finisher, a completed sub-13-hour Unbound 200, and a sub-8-hour Leadville.
I specialize in gravel, mountain biking, and road, and I work with riders at every stage — from someone lining up for their first gravel race or Gran Fondo to athletes chasing a top step. My approach blends technical precision (bike fit, race-day nutrition, pacing) with the same curiosity and passion for the sport that got me into it forty years ago. I'm still an early adopter at heart — always testing, evaluating, and looking for the edge that makes the difference on race day.