Kids & Teens · Cycling as a School for Life
Kids & Teens · Cycling as a School for Life

Getting kids excited about bikes.

Cycling builds the body, courage, balance and perseverance. We help you stick with it and make cycling a lasting, joyful part of your life.

Movement, fun & health

  1. 1Get more confident – better balance and coordination, on the bike and in everyday life
  2. 2A strong heart – endurance that keeps you fit and happy
  3. 3Strength & smarts – body and nerves learn to work well together
  4. 4A sharp mind – movement helps with thinking, learning and concentrating
  5. 5The joy of sport with friends – riding together, laughing and growing as a team
  6. 6A good sense of their own body – your child gets to know themselves better
  7. 7Healthy for the future – a joy of movement that lasts a lifetime
Movement, fun & health – BrandauBikes
From one-on-one to group

Every child finds their place.

Our children's training supports young riders individually – from courage, balance and coordination to supporting children with special needs such as ADHD, autism or diabetes. We build physical skills, self-confidence and a sense of community.

From one-on-one to group – BrandauBikes
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about kids' training

From what age does kids' riding-technique training make sense?
As soon as a child rides a bike (or balance bike) on their own, we can work playfully on balance, coordination and safety – we always adapt the content and pace to age and ability. Just tell us the age and we'll tell you what fits.
What do the children learn?
More than just cycling: braking and balancing safely, coordination and body awareness, courage and self-confidence. Our NeuroPerform approaches train balance, reaction, concentration and team spirit – which also helps in everyday life and at school.
One-on-one or group training?
Both – one-on-one training for individual support, group training for fun and community. Every child finds their place and their pace.
Also for children with special needs (ADHD, autism, diabetes)?
Yes – we have experience with children who have ADHD, autism or diabetes, and we shape the training with heart, patience and the necessary sensitivity. Feel free to get in touch beforehand and we'll prepare everything accordingly.
Does my child need their own bike?
Ideally your own, well-fitting bike and a helmet – a light, properly set-up bike gives kids more control and safety. Unsure about size or weight? We're happy to advise you.