Try these 2 simple tips when you teach cycle to special children

Try these 2 simple tips when you teach cycle to special children

In my opinion, Children who haven't ridden before might feel scared, but it's easier to teach them the basics.

They don't rely on side wheels, so we can focus on their posture and balance.

Children who are used to side wheels have their own challenges. We need patience to help them break the habit of relying on side wheels. 

Start without Side Wheels: 

When teaching cycling, it's important to start without side. 

Starting without side wheels helps them learn the basic skills of balance and coordination from the beginning.

Give Them a Chance to Feel the Bike without Side Wheels: 

Give children the opportunity to feel the bike without side wheels.

Let them get a sense of how the bike moves and responds without relying on additional support.

This initial experience helps them develop a better understanding of how to balance and control the bike on their own.

By beginning without side wheels and allowing children to feel the bike without them, they can gradually build confidence and develop the necessary skills to ride independently.

Cheers,

Rujetah Dedgay

Coach, Founder

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