Small Group Classes...
Small classes are a great way to learn bicycling skills and build confidence. Using a dynamic and engaging teaching style, I design my classes so that each person in class fully participates. Class members learn from and support each other as everyone increases their bicycling abilities. Oh, and they're fun too!
I limit my class sizes so that I can give individual attention to each person. I have designed several classes for particular audiences that you can choose from, or you can work with me to design a special class for your group's needs.
You'll notice that my classes don't have dates, times, or places listed. That's because when and where they're offered is up to you and your group! All you have to do is select which classes you'd like me to lead, contact me, and we'll set up the class from there.
All participants need is a multi-gear bicycle in good working order and a bike helmet.
I limit my class sizes so that I can give individual attention to each person. I have designed several classes for particular audiences that you can choose from, or you can work with me to design a special class for your group's needs.
You'll notice that my classes don't have dates, times, or places listed. That's because when and where they're offered is up to you and your group! All you have to do is select which classes you'd like me to lead, contact me, and we'll set up the class from there.
All participants need is a multi-gear bicycle in good working order and a bike helmet.
One-on-One Consulting and Mentoring...
Sometimes when you're learning something, the best way is one-on-one. I offer bicycling education to individuals of all ages and abilities, starting from where you are, and working with you to help you achieve your goals. Here are some examples of what I can do:
- teach you how to balance on and ride a 2-wheel bike without training wheels
- help you learn bicycle handling skills
- help you overcome fear of riding in traffic
- ride with you so you can figure out the best way to commute
- mentor you as you gain confidence on your bike
- help them learn how to balance and ride a 2-wheel bike without training wheels
- spend time with them in a traffic-free area, just “messing around” on bikes (which is the best way to teach kids essential bike skills)
- teach them how to ride safely on the road
