Experiential Learning for Continuous Professional Development
We offer two experiential learning courses designed to support continuous professional development by giving attendees a deeper knowledge and understanding of inclusive cycling . The courses are tailored to ensure they are of value to people working in different fields.
Designed and facilitated by qualified Pedal Power cycling instructors, these are both Pedal Power certificated courses. Our training can be tailored to your needs, please get in touch to discuss and find out more.
Experiential Learning: Inclusive Cycling & Mobility Justice
The Active Travel (Wales) Act provides technical guidance for walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure, and advises on accessibility and inclusion. But what does inclusive cycling look and feel like in practice?
On this one-day group course you will gain in-person experience to deepen your knowledge and understanding of inclusive cycling.
‘Essential learning for street designers. The team found it super useful- we're already incorporating insights into our design practice.’
Tom Wharf CEng MICE
Head of Design (Active Travel), Transport for Wales
Who will benefit from this training?
Facilitated by qualified cycling instructors, this training has been designed to be suitable for a range of policy makers and professionals, including: highway engineers, transport planners, architects, designers, public servants, transport providers, active travel professionals, researchers and campaigners.
Our training can be tailored to your needs and priced accordingly. To discuss your needs and find out more, please get in touch.
During the course you will:
Understand the diversity of riders, including those with disabilities, their mobility rights, and our obligations
Have the opportunity to ride non-standard cycles such as recumbent tricycles, handcycles, and cargo cycles, and experience making make everyday journeys on road.
Meet Disabled riders and hear their lived experiences.
Explore issues around placemaking, barriers and solutions to inclusive cycling.
Increase your knowledge and confidence in inclusive cycling from real life perspectives.
Experiential Learning: Inclusive Cycling for Health Professionals
Half-day experiential learning course in inclusive cycling to equip health professionals with the knowledge, understanding and confidence to refer patients for cycling. This course takes place in the parks around Pedal Power and is facilitated by qualified cycling instructors.
‘An amazing morning. Very relevant to so many people we see in the community.’
2026 participant
Who will benefit from this training?
Facilitated by qualified Pedal Power cycling instructors, this group training has been designed to be suitable for a broad range of health professionals, including Doctors, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Mental Health Professionals.
Training can be tailored to your needs and priced accordingly. To discuss your needs and find out more, please get in touch.
During the course you will:
Explore the health and wellbeing benefits of cycling
Experience the power of pedalling for people living with or recovering from long term illnesses, / conditions and disabilities
Try out some of our non-standard cycles such as recumbent tricycles, side by side cycles, hand cycles, wheelchair carrying cycles, tandems and more
Gain an understanding of the types of cycles available and specialist adaptations available to suit a range of people and support needs
Meet Disabled riders to hear their lived experiences and stories
Customer Testimonials
This road cycle training was a game changer and really helped me to ditch the car and progress to using my bike to get to work.
Carys
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“We had set criteria, the most important being accessibility for people of different height and experience of cycling, the ability to transport a large volume of a relatively light weight product, maneuverability, delivery in tight urban spaces, and security.”
Cardiff Salad Growers
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“After I’d been out with Gill a few times I thought more people should get these lessons!”
Tracey