Adapted bikes and coaching strategies for children
Moira teaches children age 2-16 how to ride bikes. She specializes in adapting bikes to meet their needs, and developing children's skills so they can ride as independently as possible.
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For children who can't yet walk, or do so with difficulty, biking provides a wonderful sense of independence and adventure while building strength, agility, and coordination.
For children with autism and/or sensory, self-regulation, or communication issues, learning to ride a bike is a beautifully concrete activity that allows them to work their muscles and their minds in a way that boosts strength, confidence, focus, communication and sequencing.
Click here to request a spot:
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in our free webinar "Adapted Bikes & Coaching" Tues June 4, 9:00-9:30pm
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book an assessment ($150) with subsequent lessons at $75 for a half-hour session (plus $25 equip fee if child requires adapted bike provided):
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Saturdays (& Sundays in winter) at Paediatric Physiotherapy Associates, Variety Village, Scarborough
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Sundays (spring, summer & fall) in Toronto, Alexander Muir Gladstone Public School (Dundas & Dufferin)
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Thursdays at SMILE Therapy for Kids, Richmond Hill (Dufferin & Hwy 407)
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Tuesdays in Riverdale (Danforth & Broadview)
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Mondays in the Junction (Dundas St W & Keele St)
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