No. Mentorship can be adapted to your child’s current experience and comfort level. The goal is to help them develop skills, confidence, and a positive relationship with cycling.

 Youth mentorship is designed for school-age riders. We’ll discuss your child’s age, experience, needs, and goals during the initial consultation to determine whether the program is a good fit.

The primary focus is mentorship. Cycling is used as a way to help young riders build confidence, resilience, responsibility, independence, and other skills that can carry into everyday life.

Each rider is different, but mentorship may include cycling skills, safe riding habits, goal setting, problem-solving, responsibility, resilience, and learning how to work through challenges.

Safety comes first. Activities and guidance are based on the rider’s age, experience, ability, and comfort level, with an emphasis on safe riding habits, appropriate equipment, and responsible decision-making.

Parents or guardians are an important part of the process. We’ll communicate about goals, expectations, progress, scheduling, and any concerns so everyone understands how the mentorship is supporting the young rider.