





the Lil Belgians classes were thick with talent!
it is true... the course was barrier free!
only one child issued a complaint
well... their parents said he seeks out courses with sand pits, stairs, and above minimum barriers
I was not sure if he was old enough to talk
I was also not sure if that 25 pound kid could lift his 45 pound bike
no worries... the course was challenging enough without the barriers