ESA-Funded Virtual Bike Fit Workshop for Kids & Teens

Learn professional bike fitting from biomechanics expert Michael Lovegren

ESA Bike Fit Workshop: Creating Optimal Movement for Every Rider

Learn professional bike-fitting skills from home — and turn your knowledge into income.

Our ESA-funded weekend workshop ($499) teaches kids how to fit bikes safely, improve performance, and start helping others in their community.

Section 1: Learn Skills. Help Others. Earn Income.

Bike Fit AZ’s Virtual Bike Fit Weekend Clinic is more than a cycling class — it’s a gateway to real-world experience and entrepreneurship.

Designed for students ages 12–18, this interactive online program teaches the science of bike fitting, body alignment, and cycling ergonomics. After completion, students will have the knowledge and confidence to help friends, family, and even local bike shops with proper bike setups.

Led by Michael Lovegren, M.S. in Exercise Science (Biomechanics) and author of Bike Fit: Creating Optimal Movement, each live weekend session combines hands-on learning, real-time feedback, and practical tools to build future community leaders in cycling.

Students Will Learn How To:

  • Perform a professional-level bike fit assessment
  • Adjust saddle height, handlebar reach, and cleat position
  • Identify common fitting issues (knee pain, back strain, etc.)
  • Communicate findings clearly to riders or customers
  • Turn bike-fit skills into community service or part-time income

ESA & ClassWallet Approved

Bike Fit AZ is an approved Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) and ClassWallet provider — making it easy for parents and schools to fund this educational, career-building workshop.

ESA funds can be used to cover:

  • Virtual Bike Fit Workshop enrollment
  • Bike Fit: 2nd Edition Creating Optimal Movement book
  • Book + Workshop Career Bundle

How It Works:

  1. Register through BikeFitAZ.com
  2. Choose ESA/ClassWallet Payment
  3. Receive your materials and prep checklist
  4. Join the live weekend workshop online
  5. Apply your skills and start helping others locally

Section 3: From Learner → Local Expert

After completing the program, students receive a Certificate of Completion and are encouraged to share their new skills with:

  • Local bike shops and cycling clubs
  • Friends, family, and neighborhood riders
  • Community youth programs or fitness groups

We guide students on how to approach local bike shops, demonstrate their fitting knowledge, and gain hands-on practice — a great first step into biomechanics, health science, or sport performance careers.