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Monday, August 10, 2009
As Easy As Riding A Bike
The CBS Evening News ended tonight with a great story about a fantastic program that is teaching young people with special needs how to do just that ... ride a bike.
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According to the University of Michigan, the numbers are staggering about how many children with Down Syndrome or autism who cannot ride a bike. The accompanying article to this video links us to two exceptional programs to help children with disabilities learn to do something most people take for granted ... riding a bike. You can read the article and learn about what is happening at
losethetrainingwheels.org
and the
University of Michigan's Center for Motor Behavior & Pediatric Disabilities
by clicking
here
.
If you want to see some HUGE smiles and learn what is going on in Kansas and Michigan, I encourage you to check it out.
As always, please feel free to comment.
Later,
Mike
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