What age is this course suitable for?

The class is designed for parent–child pairs and accommodates young riders who can already roll on two wheels; check with the organizer for specific age guidance.

Do I need to bring my own bike?

Yes—participants should bring a BMX or small-wheeled bike in good working order; limited rental options may be available if listed by the venue.

Are helmets required?

Yes—properly fitted helmets are mandatory for both adults and children during the session.

How long is a lesson unit?

The session runs about 60 minutes per lesson unit, focused on drills and supervised laps.

Can beginners join if the child has never ridden before?

Pairs where the child is completely new to riding should contact the organizer; the course is best for riders who have basic rolling ability.

How do I book a spot?

Bookings are made online through the Skatehalle’s schedule—use the provided referral link to check availability and reserve.

Rookie Kurs BMX — Parent-Child BMX Lessons at Skatehalle Oldenburg

Rookie Kurs BMX at Skatehalle Oldenburg turns the echoing warehouse into a classroom for parents and kids to ride side by side. Located in Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany, the session meets at Backyard e.V. - Skatehalle Oldenburg: Alexanderstraße 488, (Einfahrt über Alexandersfeld), 26127 Oldenburg, Germany and is built around one hour of guided, low-pressure instruction designed for parent–child pairs. The hall itself is an industrial shell reshaped for two-wheel play: smooth concrete apron, wooden transitions, a mellow mini-ramp and flow lines that reward momentum more than aerial bravado. Key features include a broad learning area, low-angled quarter pipes, a gentle banked pump track, beginner-friendly rails and boxes, and padded run-out zones that make first-time falls less worrisome. The space’s practical lighting and large sightlines let caregivers watch from the sidelines without getting in the way. What makes this program stand out is the emphasis on shared progression. Instructors coach both rider and parent on stance, rolling balance, safe dismounts and pacing so partners can progress together. That dual focus creates quick wins — a stable roll away from the lip, a pump through a shallow corner — and an immediate feeling of accomplishment for both ages. Because the session is targeted at rookies, the technical demands are intentionally low and the teaching rhythm is patient. Families who come here gain more than bike skills. They step into a community hub run under the Backyard e.V. umbrella, where local riders, volunteers and parents exchange tips after class. The environment encourages gradual independence: helmets on, hands-on guidance, then a few supervised laps where the child takes the lead and the parent cheers from a close vantage. Practical notes: you’ll need a BMX or small-wheeled bike in good working order, a properly fitted helmet and closed shoes. Arrive early to check tire pressure and fit padding; plan for one lesson unit of roughly 60 minutes. Sessions are ideal for mixed-ability pairs — no previous competition experience required. Why book this when visiting Oldenburg? It’s an active, indoor alternative when weather turns sour and a direct way to connect with local outdoor-sport culture even while indoors. For parents who want to share the adrenaline of learning something together, Rookie Kurs BMX is a concise, well-run entry point where progress and play happen on the same track. Booking is handled online through the Skatehalle’s schedule; families should check session times and age recommendations before arriving. Instructors adapt drills to each pair’s comfort level, from assisted roll-outs to independent laps. The hall’s floor plan allows simultaneous beginner and intermediate practice without overlap, keeping safety high. Bring water, a small first-aid kit and a positive attitude; this class turns tentative first rides into confident memories. Reserve early for weekends.

About Backyard e.V.

Backyard e.V. is a registered association (eingetragener Verein) based in Oldenburg, Niedersachsen. The organization operates a community skate and bike facility that hosts ticketed sessions, birthday events, beginner and advanced workshops, and courses. Backyard e.V. offers simple online entry ticketing (Eintritt) so visitors can reserve spots in advance.

The venue programs birthday packages (Geburtstag) designed for group celebrations and private events. For skill development, Backyard e.V. runs Workshops for Anfänger:innen and Fortgeschrittene as well as a Kurs Anfänger:innen that focus on ramp riding, drop‑ins and basic techniques. Some workshops emphasize bicycle ramp riding and first jumps; others focus on skateboarding skills, board selection and front‑hall ramps.

Sessions are structured by ability level: beginner courses introduce ramp fundamentals and safe practice; advanced workshops target ramp confidence, solidifying basics and learning jumps or drop‑ins. The offering list includes ticket entry, group birthday events, beginner courses and advanced workshops across biking and skateboarding disciplines.

Backyard e.V. communicates details and booking options online to make participation straightforward. The association’s name and location are public: Backyard e.V., Oldenburg, Niedersachsen. Information about each trip or workshop is provided with summaries that outline purpose and target participants. Photographs, schedules, and booking links are typically available through the venue’s event pages. Backyard e.V. functions as a local community resource for riders and families seeking organized, level‑based skate and bike activities.

Booking updates and program details are posted online and via local channels, helping participants select the right sessions, prepare equipment, and review safety guidance before attending in advance.