LATEST COURSES - CITY OF CASEY
Beginner Skill Sessions for women who live, work and play in the City of Casey.
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Thursdays 15, 22, 29 November
Time: 12 noon - 2:00pm
Meeting Point: Selandra Community Hub,
7/9 Selandra Blvd, Clyde North
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Saturdays 17, 24, November, 1 December
Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Meeting Point: Arbourlea Family Community Centre,
75 Wheelers Park Drive, Cranbourne North
The Thursday session is repeated on Saturday.
To give more people a chance to attend please sign up for either Thursday or Saturday, not both.
Week 1: Getting Started (Selandra). This session will be run Week 2 at Arbourlea.
We’ll start with a safety check of your helmet and bike and then cover some of the basic skills including starting and stopping smoothly, precision braking, controlled braking, straight line riding and one handed riding
This program has been made possible with the support of the City of Casey.
Spaces are limited.
Week 2: Taking Control (Selandra). This session will be run Week 3 at Arbourlea.
We’ll add to our skills from last week with some signalling, an introduction to cornering and manoeuvring , getting through tight spaces, and riding side by side. We’ll play some games to get you feeling more comfortable on your bike.
Week 3: Flat Tyre Session (Selandra). This session will be run Week 1 at Arbourlea
There is an amazing sense of achievement when you can change your own flat tyre. In this hands on session you'll learn to fix a flat tyre the correct way so you can stay riding for longer! Be prepared to get dirty.
Beginner Bikes Skills for Women in Casey
When most of us learn to ride we learn to balance and go, but do we ride in a safe, confident manner? It doesn’t matter if you only want to ride on the bike path, or are looking to get on the road, we’ve put together a series of cycling skills sessions to give you more confidence with your riding. You can do all the sessions or pick and choose the right ones for you.
We won't make you do anything you don't want to do.
We don't mind what kind of bike you have, or what your experience is like, you just need to be able to stay upright on your bike! We'll help you build confidence, learn the basics, and guarantee a fun time.
What you’ll need
To join Wheel Women's Beginner Bike Skills, you’ll need to:
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Own or have access to a bike and helmet
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Be able to balance and move on your bike.
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That's it.