A promotional film produced by Pishdaad Modaressi Chahardehi about the Ju:mp (Join Us: Move Play) Cycle Hub inside Peel Park in Bradford. As children from the local community learn to ride and maintain bicycles as well as have fun, Fozia Naseen from Hop On provides details on how the project is run and what both the children and community gain from the experience. Title: Ju:mp Cycle Hub in Peel Park A collaboration between British Cycling and Hop-On Inside Peel Park in Bradford over a...

A promotional film produced by Pishdaad Modaressi Chahardehi about the Ju:mp (Join Us: Move Play) Cycle Hub inside Peel Park in Bradford. As children from the local community learn to ride and maintain bicycles as well as have fun, Fozia Naseen from Hop On provides details on how the project is run and what both the children and community gain from the experience. Title: Ju:mp Cycle Hub in Peel Park A collaboration between British Cycling and Hop-On Inside Peel Park in Bradford over a montage of them on bicycles several small children talk about why they like riding while several mothers talk about their memories of having a bicycle when they were younger. As a group go for a ride through the park Fozia Naseen from Hop On explains how this project provides opportunities for families to get on bikes. As a group of South Asian girls ride around the parks multi sports pitch, Fozia explains that Bradford has high levels of inactivity especially with South Asian girls. Over a montage of relevant images of children doing the following activities, Fozia talks about what the children learn including road safety, how to change gears, checking tyre pressures and brakes. She ends by explaining how it is a chance for children to be outdoors and mingle with other kids. As they ride around the multi sports pitch one of the children talks about learning the fundamental aspects of riding a bike. A young South Asian girl talks about learning to ride without stabilisers changing to a boy having a helmet fitted. As both children ride around the multi sports pitch Fozia Naseen talks about the importance of to the local community of this resource as it has a massive impact on their health and wellbeing. As she shows a group of children how to ride a bike, she talks about barriers such as transport or cost of living preventing families going further out of their area to do any activities. As Fozia provides details on why it is needed, a man helps to bring out children’s bikes from two large containers. As she and some other instructors speak with groups of children about riding a bicycle, Fozia talks about the importance of activating parks and green spaces as they are more likely to be used. As the children continue to ride and learn, a mother talks about the importance of the facility during the day and not just at the weekend. As several groups of children take part in cycling sessions, a woman explains how it has been built around the behaviour change model and that it was importance if making it low-cost activity so that it can be sustainable. Over a montage some of the local residents talk about the activities they now do with their children on their bikes while Fozia explains how much of an impact it as had. She goes onto explain how with the support of British Cycling they have been able to expand the workforce. With some of them working with the children, details are provided on how some of the former users have become inspired to start delivering back to the community as instructors and facilitators. Some of these new facilitators talks about what they, their communities and families have gained for being part of this project. Title: British Cycling. City of Bradford MDC Partnership Join Us: Move. Play End title: Hop-On. Challenge. Discover. Evolve