Not every kid can ride a bike.
Although the average age when someone learns to bike is 3-7, Arc found that many middle and high schoolers don't know how to ride a bike. There were lots of reasons: the cost of a bike, the safety of the neighborhood, pandemic skills loss.
So, Arc developed a new physical education program designed for grades K-3 to teach kids to bike in a safe, easy, and fun way.
Our three-session course starts with building confidence and balance. We have a fleet of specialty balance bikes that don’t have training wheels (which are especially off-putting for kids who didn’t learn to ride at an “appropriate” age).
We conduct the program on your campus. There’s no bussing, no field trip permission slips, no special space required.
We bring everything for your students: safety equipment (helmets, kneepads, elbow pads) and can set up on your regular blacktop.
By the end of week 3, kids shed their inhibitions and fears and can even navigate an “obstacle course” of safety cones.
Our learn to bike program helps kids reconnect with that deep sense of confidence that comes with propelling yourself with your own two feet.
The benefits are many.
- confidence and self-esteem
- social and recreational opportunities
- alternative modes of transportation
- increased physical activity
- improved mental health
Ready to find out more?
Bring Arc's Learn to Bike program to your campus.
Reach Us Directly
Bob Lund
Director of Outdoor Education
bob@arc-experience.com
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