Suzanne Calhoun and I showed Rey De La Cruz and Marisa around Calero as the dip their toes into dirt. Super fun and perfect weather for it. Very chill until the return from Oak Cove Trail where Suzanne and I ripped it back to the intersection and then turned around and ripped it back up the trail to collect them. I wanted to take it chill back up but Suzanne "insisted" I go faster. We caught them sooner than expected. They got a lot more comfortable on the second half of the ride. Earlier in the ride, I was following Rey on the "downhill" portion of Lisa Killough Trail before the real singletrack descent. It felt like being on a Disneyland ride where you're just gently floating along. I'm usually ripping that section so it was a new and interesting perspective on the trail. I said to Rey, "Don't take this the wrong way but it feels like we're on a Disney ride." He took it as a positive, not understanding I was commenting on the speed (but not in a negative way). I was expecting to see more people on the trail than we did. On Oak Cove, we didn't see any other riders that we had to move or make space for, just some hikers that were already off the trail before we reached them. We did the North Ridge loop twice and on the first northbound descent, Marisa was actually cooking. I had to warn her to slow down for the upcoming sharp right.