Located in the heart of London, Herne Hill Velodrome is a cycling haven with a rich history and a bright future. As one of the oldest cycling tracks in the world and the only surviving venue from the 1948 Olympic Games, the velodrome offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
It's a hub for cyclists of all ages and skill levels...
In today's digital age, children increasingly gravitate towards indoor activities and screen time. While technology has its place, children hugely benefit from spending time outdoors and engaging in physical activities that promote their overall well-being. Among various outdoor activities, cycling stands out as a particularly beneficial one, offering a wide range of physical, mental, and social benefits. Let's explore why encouraging outdoor play, especially cycling, is crucial for children's development. Here are some creative and practical ways to encourage kids to get on their bikes and pedal their way to fun and fitness.
In recent years, the importance of physical activity in education has grown. As schools seek to provide a holistic educational experience for pupils, integrating cycling into the curriculum has proven a successful tool! In addition to improving physical fitness, cycling improves pupils' academic performance, mental health, and overall development.
Here are five compelling reasons why schools should incorporate cycling into their curriculum.
Are you ready to hop into the rainy season with your Frog bike?
Come April showers or muddy puddles, riding a bike can still be a fantastic experience for kids and families alike, as long as you are prepared…
Let’s put on some rain gear and delve into our tips for biking in the wet weather!
Cycling isn't just a means of transportation; it's an adventure waiting to be embarked upon. And what better way to start your little one's cycling journey than by exploring the picturesque landscapes in the UK? From tranquil countryside paths to bustling urban parks, the UK offers beautiful cycling destinations perfect for toddlers and their families.
Since its inception in 2015, Cycle Circle’s ‘Cycle Ready’ programme has played a pivotal role in fostering a culture of cycling among young learners in Ashford, Kent.
Recognising the significance of early exposure to cycling not just as a recreational activity but also as a fundamental life skill, Cycle Circle embarked on a mission to empower children with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate cycling safely and independently.
A new generation of children is learning to cycle with Bikeability’s life-changing Get Cycling in Schools project.
Children as young as three are learning the essential skills they need to begin cycling, using hundreds of free bikes made by sustainably-conscious UK-based kids’ bike manufacturer Frog Bikes.
