Teach your child to ride in 3 steps - no training wheels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn to glide, then learn to ride! Pedals off, learn to balance, then pedals on. Additional drills included. Fast, easy, and it works for all ages. I've move to the channel " mybikeskills" on TH-cam and invite you to stop by.
Special thanks to bike education superstar John Waterman of the ARC Cycling Program who introduced this learn to ride technique in 1988. www.bikeprogram...
Special thanks also to my learn to ride mentor- John Cicarelli of bicyclesolutions.com, Phil Segura of ridesfo.com/sfbikeexpo.com and Ian from stampedebikes.com for the excellent bikes seen in this video.
Thanks for watching!
Jason
mybikeskills.com
ty the balance stuff helped me out alot im a big kid
and i dont really know how to balance on a bike ty for showing
Glad it was useful. Let me know how the practice goes.
concept very nicely explained. you broke it down beautifully and great technique for teaching kids.
Thank you!
Oh this is really helpful I am gonna try to ride a bike with no stable liver am at the start watching the video thanks a lot this MAY HELP AAAH THANK YOU 💝💗💓
Thank you for the tutorial my kid learned in a day thanks
Really helpful video.Thank you...
Subscribed!!
greats !!!!
Great!
Thanks for the video. When is a good age to start doing this training?
Hi J, it really depends on the child. Generally 4 years and up, although very physically coordinated children might pick it up earlier or those that use balance bikes (bikes without pedals). Balance Bike Tip: if your child isn't motivated to get on their balance bike on their own, try arranging a biking playdate with another child that is interested in using theirs. The enthusiasm is often contagious.
Great lesson!
Thank you so much! I keep giving up. So cried untill I have an idea to search how to ride a bike with no trainning wheels. I want to tell you a question,
Can we trainning without paddels off?
Thank you
I'm glad the video was helpful for you. I have found that when the pedals are left on, the person learning will try to use them. If they haven't yet learned to balance/glide, then they often get frustrated, and learning time is wasted. I will let them know that they will get pedals after they can glide on their own for 8-10 seconds and also glide through turns to the left and the right. If they can do that, then riding independently comes soon after. That might mean right away or a day or so later during their next practice session(s) which are usually done with just a friend or family member present.
Can it applied for adult which just learn how to ride a bike? Thank you so much for your video. God bless you, sir!
Yes, it works for all ages.
@@jasonserafino-agar9964 thanks again sir
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Where u wearing google glass?
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Too many steps
An Academy for teaching how to ride a bike?! Where are their dads?
This video is to support Moms, Dads, family, and friends with new way to teach bicycling that works for many more types of learners.
@@wheelsandwaves3183 where is da academy
And some people don't have dads at home.