Our Balanceability Learn to Cycle training session is delivered live and remotely via virtual classroom. This highly engaging and interactive 3 hour session is led by an experienced trainer and covers all the essentials that session leaders need to know in order to plan, deliver and evaluate the Balanceability Learn to Cycle programme.
This session covers the following topics:
Introduction to Balanceability
Teaching and learning resources
Learner outcomes
Session planning
Risk management
This session is suitable for Teachers, Nursery Practitioners or Sports Coaches if you hold a Supporting the Delivery of Physical Education and Sport Level 3 Diploma.
Balanceability Training is £265* per person and this includes the 3 hour Virtual Session and a set of programme materials (course manual, session plans and activity cards). If you are purchasing a balance bike package then the training is discounted to £110 per person. For more information on prices, please see our Quick Quote tool.
*Please note: all prices are plus VAT and delivery.
Once a Quick Quote has been received, please arrange for a Purchase Order to be e-mailed to info@balanceability.com.
When your Purchase Order has been received, an invoice will be sent back to you, which also includes a delivery date.
Attending a Balanceability demonstration at Welton Primary School, I was impressed with the potential opportunities it offered for younger children who would normally have to wait until year six to receive any formal cycle training. Not only does the scheme offer a logical step on the way to Bike-ability training, but it appears to equally support the requirements of the PE curriculum at Key Stage 1.
Balanceability also has the potential to fill a gap in current cycling and cycle training provision and dovetail into NGB schemes like British Cycling's Go Ride scheme. As an indoor activity it should offer leisure and community centres a great all-year-round fun activity and along with our local Avon and Somer Valley community schemes - plus the Sky Ride Bath - it is well placed to promote cycling to a wider age range.
