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  • It was the RABR25 today. Aiming to ride 25 kms with clients along Adelaide paths. We got 22km, and considering the wind was 41kph! great afternoon. #RideaBikeRight #skillscoach #rabr25 #trekbikes #fx2
  • The #worldsnewestbikerider happen to be siblings 9yr old S & 5y old A. At the end of their first lesson 2weeks ago ttheir balance was still developing so homework was set. Today they returned for lesson 2 & look at them both! #RideaBikeRight #skillscoach #rabr
  • Took office time to a city @aylascafe this morning. Writing up grant application for cycling skills sessions for regional SA #RideaBikeRight #skillscoach
  • The #WorldsNewestBikeRider is S, at nearly 10yrs old and he/is family had struggled to get him riding. They traveled down from the Barossa to these session, but look at the results. So in for a few a few lessons with RideaBikeRight and here is is on #2 riding and loving the 2wheel world.
  • **announcement ** I've been accepted in my abstract submission to present an e-poster at the Movement to Move: Global Insights to Get Our Kids Moving conference in Nov, in Adelaide. My topic to display will be on how Ride-a-Bike Right teaches children who have additional needs to ride a bike. I'm very excited, if not a bit nervous. Has your child been though our course? Would you like to provide some anecdotal evidence of the results, both within and outside of 'bike riding' are welcome. We'd LOVE to hear your stories and add them to our poster. (names will not be included)
  • Well it was back on deck today for the teacher and the learners today (but not the rain!) A little sister of last weeks duo who learned to ride got her bike wings :D we had an issue with her always stopping, so I made an ipad game analogy for her, and what do you know, she was 'subway surfin' all around on the bike getting lots of points. Another set of siblings had their final lesson, learning grass, standing up and one handed riding skills. Another 2 kids on their first lessons, developing balance skills. Such a full day. Love it! #RideaBikeRight #skillscoach
  • The #worldsnewestbikerider labels goes to 2 great friends P&K. They came to lessons together and did their homework in between and now they are both riding geared bikes. Changing from "I don't think I'm made to be a bike rider " to "I LOVE BIKES" 3hrs and what a difference #RideaBikeRight #skillscoach #rabr
  • Weekend catch up on #worldsnewestbikerider Saturday was a brilliant day for developing your skill and learning to ride. Here is 11yr old R who was thrilled to have learned to ride a bike. "wow I can't believe it - I'm going to tell all my friends' - the joy of being able to do this activity was evident - in his dad too, pride for his son. 5yr old S is in Adl visiting grandparents for his holidays and guess what they arranged for him - bike lessons! After initially being all defeatist, we had a chat about wanting to be the Boss of the Bike, as well as working with the bike to go on new adventures - the resulting: 'Im using pedals!' and giggles were sweet! 8yr old V is non communicative/Autistic but has great muscle development and power. While the *process* of getting riding is hard for her to grasp, her actual riding is good, with corners, slowing when danger is near and strength/speed all show me that under controlled circumstances riding is a realist (now her parents need a bike to keep up!) Other learners were developing speed and balance in their first lesson; one 70yr old lady is learning to get back on the bike after decades of not riding, some of the lessons was off bike - working on the psychology of bike riding #rideabikeright #lessonsfromabike
  • Here's a video that the kids in this morning's 2nd class will love to see..... cleaning of the bike wheels. The location we used, (yes an open school Netball court) appeared to have been used a geese/duck sleeping centre. SO.MUCH.POOP. In fact, I named it 'poo alley' as the kids had to ride along side the area..... some got run over. All in a day's teaching for us at Ride-a-Bike Right #rideabikeright #skillscoaching #poop

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