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PEDALPOWER KIDS

EVERY KID ON A BIKE!

We provide high-quality, individualized and fun bicycle skills and safety instruction for children of all ages and abilities. We believe that bikes make life better, and that every kid should be able to ride confidently and safely.

Learning to ride a bike should be a positive experience for a child, and our professional instruction ensures the learning process is quick and engaging, and lays the foundation for a lifetime of family fun, independence and exploration through bike riding. In addition to our signature Learn to Ride group programs and camps in Anne Arundel County, Washington DC and Baltimore, PedalPower Kids offers summer adventure camps, bike clubs, private lessons, preschool and school-aged enrichment programs, school bike safety programs, neighborhood safety clinics and bike rodeos.

We’re proud to be an active part of the Annapolis/Anne Arundel County community, giving back through bike advocacy and volunteer efforts like Bike to School Day and free Bike Safety Rodeos.

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  • This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Learning to Ride Is About More Than Bikes”

At PPK, learning to ride isn’t just about pedaling from point A to point B. It’s about confidence, independence, and problem-solving — all wrapped into one experience.

When kids learn to ride, they practice perseverance, learn how to manage fear, and discover what it feels like to try something new and succeed on their own terms. Each glide, stop, restart, and wobble helps build resilience and self-trust that extends far beyond the bike.
  • Our Early Spring Session schedule is live 🌱

Running the weeks of March 9–April 13, this session is intentionally one week longer than usual to give families flexibility around spring break — plus an extra class at no additional cost.

Available programs include:
• Learn to Ride (Annapolis + PPK HQ)
• Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis (PPK HQ)
• Bike Club – Learn to Ride Level 2 (SPEP)

Classes run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with multiple afternoon and weekend options to fit busy schedules. If a week is missed, families can now self-schedule a make-up class during any other Learn to Ride session.

Spots are limited and tend to fill quickly — registration is now open.

Visit our website to view the full schedule, locations, and secure your spot for early spring riding: pedalpowerkids.com
  • Those moments are what late winter riding is all about!

Our February Learn to Ride and Indoor Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, and this is your last chance to register before classes begin.

Programs take place at our Millersville Headquarters with indoor and outdoor options to keep learning moving, no matter the weather. If you’ve been waiting to jump in, now’s the moment!
  • This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Winter Is a Great Time to Learn to Ride”

Late winter sessions offer fewer distractions, smaller groups, and focused instruction, making it an ideal time for big breakthroughs. With consistent practice and individualized coaching, riders build balance, confidence, and muscle memory that sticks. By the time spring rolls around, they’re already riding strong and ready for more independence.

Our Late Winter Learn to Ride and Indoor Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, this is your last chance to register for February! Programs run indoors and outdoors (weather-dependent), with flexible make-up options to keep progress on track.

To view available sessions, dates, and locations and secure your spot before classes begin: hisawyer.com/providers/pedalpower-kids
  • Snow never stopped a bike ride, it just turns the path into a winter wonderland ❄️ #snowday
This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Learning to Ride Is About More Than Bikes”

At PPK, learning to ride isn’t just about pedaling from point A to point B. It’s about confidence, independence, and problem-solving — all wrapped into one experience.

When kids learn to ride, they practice perseverance, learn how to manage fear, and discover what it feels like to try something new and succeed on their own terms. Each glide, stop, restart, and wobble helps build resilience and self-trust that extends far beyond the bike.
This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Learning to Ride Is About More Than Bikes” At PPK, learning to ride isn’t just about pedaling from point A to point B. It’s about confidence, independence, and problem-solving — all wrapped into one experience. When kids learn to ride, they practice perseverance, learn how to manage fear, and discover what it feels like to try something new and succeed on their own terms. Each glide, stop, restart, and wobble helps build resilience and self-trust that extends far beyond the bike.
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Our Early Spring Session schedule is live 🌱

Running the weeks of March 9–April 13, this session is intentionally one week longer than usual to give families flexibility around spring break — plus an extra class at no additional cost.

Available programs include:
• Learn to Ride (Annapolis + PPK HQ)
• Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis (PPK HQ)
• Bike Club – Learn to Ride Level 2 (SPEP)

Classes run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with multiple afternoon and weekend options to fit busy schedules. If a week is missed, families can now self-schedule a make-up class during any other Learn to Ride session.

Spots are limited and tend to fill quickly — registration is now open.

Visit our website to view the full schedule, locations, and secure your spot for early spring riding: pedalpowerkids.com
Our Early Spring Session schedule is live 🌱

Running the weeks of March 9–April 13, this session is intentionally one week longer than usual to give families flexibility around spring break — plus an extra class at no additional cost.

Available programs include:
• Learn to Ride (Annapolis + PPK HQ)
• Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis (PPK HQ)
• Bike Club – Learn to Ride Level 2 (SPEP)

Classes run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with multiple afternoon and weekend options to fit busy schedules. If a week is missed, families can now self-schedule a make-up class during any other Learn to Ride session.

Spots are limited and tend to fill quickly — registration is now open.

Visit our website to view the full schedule, locations, and secure your spot for early spring riding: pedalpowerkids.com
Our Early Spring Session schedule is live 🌱 Running the weeks of March 9–April 13, this session is intentionally one week longer than usual to give families flexibility around spring break — plus an extra class at no additional cost. Available programs include: • Learn to Ride (Annapolis + PPK HQ) • Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis (PPK HQ) • Bike Club – Learn to Ride Level 2 (SPEP) Classes run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with multiple afternoon and weekend options to fit busy schedules. If a week is missed, families can now self-schedule a make-up class during any other Learn to Ride session. Spots are limited and tend to fill quickly — registration is now open. Visit our website to view the full schedule, locations, and secure your spot for early spring riding: pedalpowerkids.com
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Those moments are what late winter riding is all about!

Our February Learn to Ride and Indoor Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, and this is your last chance to register before classes begin.

Programs take place at our Millersville Headquarters with indoor and outdoor options to keep learning moving, no matter the weather. If you’ve been waiting to jump in, now’s the moment!
Those moments are what late winter riding is all about! Our February Learn to Ride and Indoor Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, and this is your last chance to register before classes begin. Programs take place at our Millersville Headquarters with indoor and outdoor options to keep learning moving, no matter the weather. If you’ve been waiting to jump in, now’s the moment!
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This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Winter Is a Great Time to Learn to Ride”

Late winter sessions offer fewer distractions, smaller groups, and focused instruction, making it an ideal time for big breakthroughs. With consistent practice and individualized coaching, riders build balance, confidence, and muscle memory that sticks. By the time spring rolls around, they’re already riding strong and ready for more independence.

Our Late Winter Learn to Ride and Indoor Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, this is your last chance to register for February! Programs run indoors and outdoors (weather-dependent), with flexible make-up options to keep progress on track.

To view available sessions, dates, and locations and secure your spot before classes begin: hisawyer.com/providers/pedalpower-kids
This week’s #WhyWednesday: “Why Winter Is a Great Time to Learn to Ride” Late winter sessions offer fewer distractions, smaller groups, and focused instruction, making it an ideal time for big breakthroughs. With consistent practice and individualized coaching, riders build balance, confidence, and muscle memory that sticks. By the time spring rolls around, they’re already riding strong and ready for more independence. Our Late Winter Learn to Ride and Indoor Learn to Balance & Pedal Minis sessions are starting soon, this is your last chance to register for February! Programs run indoors and outdoors (weather-dependent), with flexible make-up options to keep progress on track. To view available sessions, dates, and locations and secure your spot before classes begin: hisawyer.com/providers/pedalpower-kids
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Snow never stopped a bike ride, it just turns the path into a winter wonderland ❄️ #snowday
Snow never stopped a bike ride, it just turns the path into a winter wonderland ❄️ #snowday
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