How do you get past "no bikes alowed rule" at school?
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Wow, I never heard a rule like that.  My grandson's school has a fenced in bike lot for bikes.  At our college, there are bike lockers, with individual locks.  It's like a tiny bike garage, that you put in your bike, and take the key with you.\n\nMaybe you could get up a petition and present ideas to your student council and get a bike parking lot or garage.\n\nUntil then, you could make friends with a business near by and get permission to leave your bike there.\n\nUnder NO circumstances should you break the rule.  Ask your councilor for a solution that works for you and the school.  They are there to help you.
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just keep practising. you will slowly get more used to it. find new ways to push the envelope. a tricky one is to turn somewhat tightly when going at a decent rate. you shift your weight to the right petal and lean the bike over. if you can get your speed and turning right, you may be able to touch your handle bar to the ground while your moving. i can get it down to about 6 inches. wee!
881455
When I was in high school, I was a straight A student.  I also got suspended 4 times. Why didn't they expel me? Because I knew how to STUDY SMART.  I was a sh*t of a kid - yet I knew how to work the system.  The key is to:    a) Understand and realise what you are    required to know.    b) Understand your deadlines.     c) MAKE A TIME MANAGEMENT PLAN.    d) Work efficiently - that is, work hard only on the items that are really important - assignments, exams etc.    e)   Stay motivated - constantly remind yourself why you are getting an education.        f) STICK AT IT - you can still have a social life and have fun, but remember your responsibilities and ADHERE TO YOUR TIME MANAGEMENT PLAN.        Anyone can do it - it's just a matter of organisation and targeted action.   Go for it!
957974
Stop being such a candy a**. Junior high and early high school kids are supposed to sneak out. Knock the sand out and have fun.\n\nThe consequences depend entirely upon the laws in your municipality, and your parents.
751703
walk to a road with no traffic.\nget your bum on the seat.\nand find out for yourself.\n\nthat is how i learned, and i am Dutch ( which means bicycle mad)\ngood luck
639738
Avenues A through F, and bring a bike. On these avenues, there are lots of small houses, and students (both undergrad and grad) get together in groups of three or four and rent them. There are bike lanes from these avenues that go right to campus, and to Guadalupe Street (The Drag), where all the diners and bookstores and boutiques are.\n\nYou could also look further away from campus, but make sure you'd be on a Metro route so you can get back and forth to campus easily. It's a good bus system
869212
do what you cannot do during the school days.
194825
If you have a school parking lot let all senior know to come to school early to park horizontally . that way underclass men cant park. the mistake is to leave of your plates on.
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Ignore the idiot above.\n\nHang 5s are the devil's trick, they are so difficult it is untrue.\n\nI don;t know what your problem is, you didn;t give nay info so I'll just try to go through them.\n\nYou can learn the balance point without having to ride into them by standing on a curb and just gettin gthe bike in the right position to balance over the front with your foot on whichever peg you want it to be on.\n\nOK, so if you have a basic idea of where the balance point is likely to be (it wil change when you start to move in the position) you can start to ride in to it.\n\nYou want to be riding slowly about walking pace when you learn, so that you don;t die when you flip over the front... it iwll happen... alot.  In fact, people tell you that you need to fip over to learn the balance point, just like you do for manuals.\n\nI am going to go through brakeless hang 5s, but you can just add in your brakes whenever you think you need them if you run them.\n\nSO, walking pace, feet on pedals.  In one movement, shift your weight forward, put whichever foot you want on the peg to the peg, with your weight over it and kick the back of the bike up with your other foot by pulling back on the pedal. That should all mean that the back has lifted and you are in the hang 5 position, except your foot is on the pedal.  SO take it off and use it as a counter-balance.\n\nYou want your seat to be wedged in your butt crack.  Try to keep relatively upright, rather than crouched over the front, as you will be able to move and balance more easily.\n\nComing out is easy, just shift your non-peg foot to the pedal and lean back.  Put your peg foot to pedal and ride off.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nhttp://www.westernveil.com/
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All you need to go is get hundreds of bouncy balls. Then when the bell rings for you to leave or go to class have everyone though them just randomly. The good thing is balls are going everywhere and none of the teachers for principles can pin it on one student.
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your parents should have the final say as to whether you can go. if they are supportive of you then this teacher shouldnt be able to stop you from going. if you have your parents support, ask your teacher to sign the slip. if she doesnt, report it to the office, or someone in charge of your trips, and have them contact your parents.\n\ngood luck!
748867
I'd approach local schools incase they have updated their resources material recently and have older books to get rid of. Or maybe try freecycle.org - you never know what people might have. Good luck and good on you x
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I found stabilisers were worse than not using them!\n\nThe most important thing is to make sure you have the right size bike! If your daughter can put her feet flat on the floor when the bike is still and she is sat on the saddle then you have the right size!\nOnce you have the right bike, you must make sure they wear at least a helmet for safety.\n\nNow find yourself a large area, like a park where she has plenty of room to wobble!\n\nGet your daughter to sit on the bike and just free wheel it a bit...... by this I mean get her to push the bike forward with her feet and then lift her feet off the floor so she can feel the balance of the bike. Once she can move the bike a few feet on her own without wobbling too much she can go on to stage 2.\nDepending on what foot is the most comfy, get her to put the pedal to the top and then rest her foot on it, with her other foot on the floor. When she is ready get her to push down on the pedal and feel the bike move forward.\nOnce she has mastered this she can then go to stage 3.\nDo as stage 2 then get her to quickly put her foot on the other pedal as it comes up................. with a lot of practice and determination she will master it very quickly.\n\nJust be prepared to nurse some cuts and bruises and maybe a little hurt pride!\nDon't push her, she will take her own time and her confidence will grow with each stage passed.\nIt took me a couple of hours to get both my boys riding bikes. It was a wonderful feeling seeing them acheive it.\n\nGood luck!
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stay active & eat lots of junk!\nmost high school boys do! [eat junk]
867741
I don't know where you can go, but I have a suggestion. Take the pedals off the bike and practice scooting around on it. You'll eventually be able to coast farther and farther. When you get comfortable balancing for longer periods, put the pedals back on.
748183
Choose a different route home.\n\nFind a ride.\n\nHave a friend walk home with you.\n\nTell a campus monitor.\n\nRUN.
730702
hey marcia. \n1. begin by jogging after school around your block several times then hop into shower.\n2. stop eating big portions of chicken, pig or cow. double up on non-fattening foods like steamed vegetables.\n3. perform squats, lunges, sit-ups, etc.  in few months you will be fine.