Levels: Novice / Intermediate Rider: This class includes riders of mixed riding ability to accommodate multiple needs of families on School Day Off.

Focus: Learning / Handling / Control / Group Riding Etiquette Skills / Safety Class

If you have any doubts about your child’s riding ability, this is an excellent class. We guarantee you will see a change in their approach, ability, knowledge, and desire to ride.

Details:

Ages 6-12 (Age restriction can be accommodated based on your child's demeanor-if you have a 5 year old that you know is capable of an all day program please text/call Coach Mike 720-828-5936)
Drop Off: 8:30 - 9 AM
Pickup: 3 - 3:30 PM
Class Min to run: 5 Kids
Class Max: 15 Kids
If you attended the school-day-off camp on April 21st, reach out to noemi@pedalingminds.org to get a 20% discount to this camp.

Lead Instructor: Mike Friedman: Founder of Pedaling Minds, 2008 Olympian, Former Professional cyclist- Multi National Champion, Paris Roubaix, Milan San Remo, Flanders

Novice / Intermediate Rider: Our focus is further developing the necessary skills the kids need when riding. We have a variety of drills and courses along with adaptive techniques that build excellent handling and control of the bicycle. Having situational awareness and control are the primary safety mechanisms to prevent accidents. Class will operate in a safe, enclosed parking lot as a learning environment, so children can practice a wide range of skills safely based on the child's individual abilities. It's fun and we see that in the children's mileage: some ride up to 20 miles during a one day class. Riding and navigating around other riders on closed courses increases teamwork, control, handling, and awareness. These skills are needed to ride in the real world.

Your child may or may not be ready to move up to the next level of Pedaling Minds classes after completing this one day class, but we do encourage you to sign up for a future multi-day class where we do go ride.

Scholarships: We offer scholarships for all of our programs. Click here for more information.