Adult Bicycling Lessons — What’s Included
Adult bicycling lessons include three private 50-minute sessions, or the equivalent totaling 2.5 hours (150 minutes) of instruction.
Each lesson begins with an on-bike instructional orientation. A bicycle handling assessment determines the progression and focus of instruction. Lessons are one-on-one and held in a private outdoor setting in Henderson, Nevada.
Most riding takes place on asphalt bike paths and trails, away from vehicular traffic.
How many people are included?
Each booking includes one guest. Instruction is private.
Where do lessons take place?
After payment is completed, you will receive exact location details in Henderson 89011 along with private access instructions for where the lesson begins.
What can you expect?
What to wear and bring
- Visibility clothing
- Helmet (provided if needed)
- Sunscreen and eye protection
- Bottled water is provided
On-bike preliminary instruction includes
- Bicycle and helmet fitting
- Getting on and off the bike
- ABC check: Air, Brakes, Chain
- Paddle walking and scootering
- Steering
- Starting and stopping with control
Road and trail riding instruction includes
- Hazard avoidance maneuvers
- Countersteering for quick turns
- Quick stop technique
- Rules of the road and trail
- Best practices overview
Instructor qualifications
Debra Stefan is a League Cycling Instructor and the 2020 National Educator of the Year for the League of American Bicyclists. She is your instructor-host and guide.
Equipment
A bicycle and helmet are available if needed. Please indicate this at booking. Each lesson begins with a safety overview.
Session length
Each private bicycling lesson is approximately 50 minutes from start to finish. Client and instructor schedules may enable up to 2.5 hours (150 minutes) for complete instruction in one appointment. This will be up to the instructor at the time of student assessment.
What to expect overall
Lessons begin on a private paved trail for assessment. As confidence and control are demonstrated, optional routes may be introduced. Safety is the priority at all times.