Kids Kids

Talents & Skills Parcours

Briefly explained

The parcours contains 10 different stations. The order of the stations varies from race to race. The course must be completed in one piece from the first to the last station. The children are allowed to descend between the individual stations when moving on to the next station. Descending while absolving a station is considered a mistake and no points are awarded.

Each station has three different difficulty levels: white = easy / red = medium / black = difficult.

The scoring of the parcours is as follows:

  • 1 point for correct riding on the white line

  • 2 points for correct riding on the red line

  • 3 points for the correct riding of the black line

  • The aim is to achieve as many points as possible in the parcours. With 10 stations, the maximum number of points is 30.

Rules:

  • the obstacle must be driven over completely

  • the colour of the line can be chosen by the rider

  • only one line per station may be ridden

  • only one attempt counts

  • the entire post must be completed on the bike, descending or holding during the station will be counted as a mistake and no points will be awarded

  • do not touch or ride over the side markings, otherwise no points will be awarded for this obstacle

  • the numbering of the posts is only for explanation and is meant for the parents, it has nothing to do with the orde

All the posts are listed below. There are posts with additional rules.

Station 1: Standing exercise

4s stance exercise for soft (U9), 8s stance exercise for cross (U11)

The front wheel must be on the circle as soon as the countdown starts, only after the signal tone you are allowed to leave the circle while riding, descending is only allowed outside the post.


Station 2: Overcoming an obstacle


Station 3: Track lane hollow section

For Soft (U9) and Cross (U11), the black obstacle does not have the same direction of travel. The direction of travel is indicated on the obstacle. For the Cross (U11) competition, the obstacle is turned 180 degrees.


Station 4: Raised track


Station 5: Seesaw


Station 6: Pick up – put down

The ball must be picked up while driving and put down while driving, the ball must remain in the stand


Station 7: Slalom driving

The bottles must be passed on the designated side; if a bottle falls over, no points are awarded


Station 8: Limbo bars

The bar must not fall down, the bike must not be modified


Station 9: Bunny Hopp

Jump over the obstacles without touching, at the white line only the front wheel has to jump over the sticks to get a point


Station 10: Drop, Jump

The rear wheel must touch the ground before the front wheel

Swiss Cycling Velopass

Das Sammelheft fürs Velofahren!

Der Velopass ist ein Produkt von Pro Velo und Swiss Cycling für Kinder von ca. 6 bis 12 Jahren. Es handelt sich um ein Programm, mit dem Kinder die verschiedenen Aspekte des Velofahrens kennenlernen, Freude am Velofahren gewinnen und sicher durch den Alltag kurven. Die Kinder erlernen dabei die Grundlagen des Velofahrens, werden mit verkehrsrelevanten Aspekten konfrontiert und erwerben Fähigkeiten für das Fahren im Gelände.

Die beiden Löwen Isa und Leo führen durch die verschiedenen Niveaus. Für jede Stufe innerhalb eines Niveaus kann ein Abzeichen gesammelt werden. Die Lernziele werden von Stufe zu Stufe herausfordernder.

Spielerisch Velofahren erlernen an der ÖKK BIKE REVOLUTION

Diese Lernziele lassen sich auch mit dem ÖKK Bike Revolution Fahrtechnikparcours überprüfen.

Die Kinder haben Möglichkeit an jedem Stopp der ÖKK BIKE REVOLUTION ihr Level im Velopass zu überprüfen oder zu verbessern. Weiter wird das jeweils erreichte Velopasslevel zusätzlich auf der Rangliste angezeigt.

Wie kann ich mitmachen?

Die Kinder dürfen ihren persönlichen Velopass vor dem Start bei den zuständigen Helfern abgeben und erhalten ihn direkt nach absolviertem Parcours mit aktualisiertem Level zurück.

Nächster Event: 3. bis 5. Mai 2024 in Chur