inspiring educational institutions to embrace cycling as a competitive sport
What happens when League Cycling Instructors, School Teachers, National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) Coaches and USA Cycling Coaches get together in a classroom? They learn the concept of bringing their passion to school P.E. classes as a regular program.
These seasoned bicycle riders are taking a YES SCI Level 3 course to provide Professional Development (“Train-the-Trainer”) to middle school teachers. These teachers will then present the YES-BLAST Volume 1 curriculum to their students. This is in anticipation of a Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) grant that will cover 30 middle schools. YES is excited about this grant, which begins the 2017-2018 school year.
Jayne Ishii shows fellow School Cycling Instructors skill-building methodology to a smooth Figure “8”. Watching L – R: Jon Spangler, Dana Sherman, Jim Rowton-Instructor, Henry Granville, Steven Reichlin, Crystal Mendez, Johanna Iraheta & Alison Kendall.
School Cycling Instructors (SCI) learn bicycle handling skills and cycling methodology for use during Professional Development. Steven Reichlin demonstrates components to perform a Figure 8. L – R: Crystal Mendez, Nathalie Winiarski, Johanna Iraheta & Alison Kendall.
Students and bikes present during classroom instruction.
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