Parents/ guardians, it’s over to you. Normally, you have two choices when it comes to teaching your child how to cycle- buy them a bike and hope you remember everything you were taught or bring in a pro. There’s a third option- get an experienced, qualified cycling instructor to teach what they know.

FAQ

What do I need to bring?

Ideally, a child you want to teach and a cycle of an appropriate size in good working order (no stabilisers required)

What do you provide?

Years of experience, a suitable training area, a demo adult bike, a bathroom, everything you might need if a cycle/ rider breaks (punctures, wobbly wheels, small cuts and scrapes).

I’ve already tried teaching them and it didn’t go well. Why will this be different?

Everyone learns when they’re ready but the instructors are there to help. Between them, there isn’t a problem they won’t be able to solve.

What do snakes and ants have to do with cycling?

This is a nod to a game played by instructors. Riders moving around a space resemble ants crawling around a nest and when they need to move as a group they form a line or a “snake”!

Need more info before you book? Email miles@fr-me.com

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