My mother always wanted to learn how to cycle. I found Fai online and he explained to me the structure and system used to teach. It is a sound and safe technique, so with my mother’s approval we started lessons not long after. Within a few short lessons my mother was comfortably cycling and fulfilled […]
Taken from Facebook: “Fai was very patient with the kids. They now cycle with confidence !” Rithaudin, father of Naila and Haziq.
June and I incidentally realized that we both don’t know how to cycle. A quick search and we found Fai. His technique and patient approach to cycle coaching is both safe and structured. After a few light hearted lessons filled with lots of laughs, we are both confidently cycling around. Natalin
Taken from Facebook: Fai is one of the most patient cycling coach I’ve met and was able to guide us to be able to cycle independently through his systematic teaching guide. classes were always filled with laughter and was light hearted / relaxing, thank you Fai!!!! June
I heard about Fai from some friends and decided to give learning to cycle a try. No regrets at all. I can finally cycle. The whole process was painless and very concise indeed! Puspa
Taken from Facebook: “Decided on an impulse to have my gal learn cycling. It was the one week school holiday, Fai was very accommodating in terms of schedule, came the next day that I requested for a session, gave a great recommendation on the bike to purchase (light frame and good price). Gal started first
I have to admit that I committed to this cycle lessons with a lot of apprehension. But Fai was very patient and very sensitive to my doubts and my small triumphs, he knows when to push and when to step back – a testament to how effective he is as a teacher! So Fai, thank
Have you ever noticed that you tend to ride straight where you are looking? It never fails… when learning how to ride, you tell yourself to not ride into that pillar, that kid dashing across your path, the old aunty that decides to walk against the direction of the cycling path. Without fail, you look
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