Community Rides & Events
Hand to Hand Intro
Atlas Defense
Biking with Baddies Violence Prevention Training Part. 2
Location: Reviving Roots - 1624 Harmon Pl Bldg 1629-1625 Suite 300, Minneapolis
Time: 10am - 11:30am
Hand to Hand Intro
This training is specifically tailored for women who want to feel safer and more confident while riding their bikes and navigating public spaces. The focus is on situational awareness, defensive techniques, and responses to common threats, including anti-trafficking tactics, as well as knife and handgun disarming upon request. Each session adapts to the participants priorities, ensuring that the training is relevant, effective, and empowering.
To create a safe and controlled learning environment, a mobile 10 by 10 wrestling mat will be provided for drills and grappling practice. Whether you’re new to self-defense or looking to sharpen your skills, this class offers a supportive space to build strength, confidence, and the ability to protect yourself and those around you. This is part two to our 3-part violence prevention series with Atlas Defense.
Learn more about Atlas Defense below.
Situational Awareness for Cyclists
Atlas Defense
Biking with Baddies Violence Prevention Training Part 3.
Location: Logan Park NE Minneapolis
Time: 10am - 11:30am
Situational Awareness for Cyclists
This specialized class is an adaptation of Atlas flagship verbal de-escalation training, designed specifically for cyclist. Drawing from concerns raised in Conversations About Safety, this session provides guidance, hands-on practice, and scenario-based training to help participants navigate and respond to potentially dangerous situations while riding.
Held at Logan Park in Northeast Minneapolis, the class begins with introductions and a focused instructional period before breaking into two groups. Each group will engage in realistic, staged scenarios, created by trained actors, to practice situational awareness, crisis response, and de-escalation techniques while on a bike. Depending on the needs and interests of participants, these scenarios may include:
Encountering individuals experiencing a mental health crisis
Responding to an overdose situation
Navigating street harassment or aggressive behavior
Knowing when and how to call for help
Practicing calm, assertive communication in escalating situations
Our actors and facilitators will guide participants through these experiences and provide constructive feedback during a Q&A and debriefing session at the end.
This is the final session in our three-part violence prevention and safety series for women, reinforcing awareness, preparedness, and confidence in handling real-world situations. Whether you’re commuting daily, riding recreationally, or simply want to feel more in control of your surroundings, this class offers essential skills for staying safe and empowered on your bike.
Learn more about Atlas Defense below.
Conversations about Safety
Atlas Defense
Biking with Baddies Violence Prevention Training Part 1.
Location: Virtual
Time: 10am - 11:30am
Conversations about Safety
Conversations About Safety is a multilayered, facilitated workshop designed to explore how we perceive and experience harm, violence, and safety within our communities. Through thought-provoking prompts and open dialogue, participants will reflect on where we believe harm originates, how it manifests in our daily lives, and what true safety means to us. This workshop encourages deep conversations that center abolitionist values and envision futures rooted in collective care and liberation.
For this special women-only virtual session, we will create a safe, supportive space to openly discuss our personal experiences with violence, harm, and resilience. Together, we will share how we’ve navigated difficult situations, explore ways to cultivate safety in our lives and communities, and uplift one another through solidarity and healing. This session is designed to foster empowerment, provide mutual support, and encourage transformative thinking about what a world free from violence could look like. This is part one to our 3-part violence prevention series with Atlas Defense.
Learn more about Atlas Defense below.
Fat Bike Ride
Fat Bikes, Now Bike!
BWB Fat Bike Ride on River Bottoms
Location: 11115 Lyndale Avenue South Bloomington, MN 55420
Pace: No drop ride, stopping at trail intersections to regroup. This is a beginner friendly ride.
Time: 10am - Noon
Join Biking with Baddies as we ride along the river trail on Fat Bikes! Now Bikes will be leading the ride taking us on a remarkable experience one will love. If you've never rode a fat bike before no need to worry. This route is suitable for most. Let's get ready to have a great time. After the ride there will be an option to meet for lunch.
Free loaner bikes are available. You’ll be contacted after your registration for confirmation of your reserved bike. Please note that helmets are required, and you must be 15yr or older to join.
If you want to join on your own bike you are more than welcome! Fat bike or gravel bike highly recommended.
Follow the link to learn about our sponsor Now Bikes.
All Clubs LA
We celebrate differences, explore what’s possible, and invite others to co-create with us. We are the preeminent cycling soiree where you Connect, Engage and Celebrate!
All Clubs LA
Los Angeles, CA
The cycling community is buzzing with excitement for the 4th Annual All Clubs Gala Weekend, scheduled for January 30 to February 1, 2025, at the VELO Sports Center in Carson, California—the future site of the 2028 LA Olympic track events.
This event will offer unparalleled networking opportunities among prominent figures in the cycling industry, elite athletes, and national club representatives. Set in one of cycling's most iconic and historic venues, guests will be inspired by a stellar lineup of speakers focused on the theme, “Partnerships: Building a Sustainable and Inclusive Future.” This theme highlights the vital role of collaboration in shaping cycling’s economic, social, and cultural landscape.
Attendees can look forward to insights from distinguished speakers, including Brendan Quirk, President & CEO of USA Cycling; Jade Stevens, Board President of the 40 Acres Conservation League; and Ken Lousberg, CEO of SRAM LLC, among others.
Still Spinning Cycling Class
Stationary Cycling Class
Join Seaarra for her first spin class! Free for community
YWCA - 375 Selby Ave, St Paul, MN 55102
Duration: 10am - 11am
Still Spinning!!! Yes, yes! We are still spinning no matter the weather. Seaarra has joined forces with the YWCA to help empower families. Our partnership is rooted in a shared mission: to uplift and empower women, promoting both physical fitness and mental well-being. Together, we believe that true health goes beyond just the body. It’s about building confidence, finding strength, and supporting one another through the journey to better overall health. Still Spinning is a great route to get there.
These spin classes are designed not only to get you moving but to create a supportive community where people of all backgrounds can come together, connect, and grow stronger in mind, body, and spirit. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned rider, this space is for you! This space to push limits, celebrate progress, and also finds the encouragement you need to keep going.
During this class you will hear a mix of instrumental, r&b and hip hop.
Join Seaarra for a fun workout that’s more than just fitness… it’s a movement of empowerment. Lets cycle there together. With the YWCA, we’re riding toward a healthier, more confident future for all.
Register below to claim your free T-Shirt!
Yoga Class
Old School Vinyasa
Location: 612 Jungle
Time: 6-7pm
Old school Vinyasa yoga refers to a more traditional, foundational approach to Vinyasa, where the emphasis is placed on synchronizing breath with movement. It focuses on the original principles of the practice, offering a steady pace, clear instruction, and minimal variation in sequences. Unlike modern Vinyasa classes that may include creative flows or mix in other styles, old school Vinyasa sticks to time-honored sequences, such as Sun Salutations, and maintains a balance between strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Come & flow with me!
Mile Riders Century
Manifestation Miles
111 Miles
Starting Point: Venture Bikes 2837 10th Avenue South
We’re getting ready for our 2nd annual century ride! Each year we host a century route geared towards beginners and it’s a miles of fun. This year we will be starting off at Venture Bikes where breakfast will be served. After socializing we will then head out to conquer our miles. Please plan to bring a snack, and a packed lunch as we will stop to eat on the trails along the way. Listed below are other essentials to bring along:
Identification card & money (stopping for dinner)
Tube & patch kit
Charger
Water bottle
Phone, watch
Helmet
Bike lights
Hand wipes
Ladies Night Ride
Night Ride, Let’s Vibe
Starting Point: Boom Island, 724 Sibley St SE
Ending Point: Bar of choice
Get ready for a night on the town with Biking with Baddies. We’re starting off under the city lights with music, drinks, finger foods, and good vibes. We’ll start off with a social setting then take off on bikes to enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh breeze from the river.
There are 14 loaner bikes available. If you would like to use a free Lime Bike, please text 612-282-1001 and let me know. Bikes will go fast. Lime bikes also have a built in light. If you are coming on your own please be sure to have lights and/or reflective gear for safety.
Bring identification and money!
Food & Drinks available for purchase. Both Black Owned
This gone be a beautiful night. I can’t wait to ride and chill with you all.
Yoga Class
Old School Vinyasa
Location: 612 Jungle
Time: 6-7pm
Old school Vinyasa yoga refers to a more traditional, foundational approach to Vinyasa, where the emphasis is placed on synchronizing breath with movement. It focuses on the original principles of the practice, offering a steady pace, clear instruction, and minimal variation in sequences. Unlike modern Vinyasa classes that may include creative flows or mix in other styles, old school Vinyasa sticks to time-honored sequences, such as Sun Salutations, and maintains a balance between strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Come & flow with me!
Mile Riders
Route - 30 Miles
Logan Park - 690 13th Avenue Northeast
Looking to do a little more than community riding? Legs don’t want to stop after you bend the block? Able to keep the pace? Well, I have the perfect ride for you.
Join Biking With Baddies Members and come out and explore these beautiful scenic routes with us. If you are a beginner and curious, come! If you are experienced and want a challenge, come! There are challenges and recovery points along each route we take. This is a no drop ride; everyone will start and end together.
Route given in membership slack channel.
Yoga Class
Old School Vinyasa
Location: 612 Jungle
Time: 6-7pm
Old school Vinyasa yoga refers to a more traditional, foundational approach to Vinyasa, where the emphasis is placed on synchronizing breath with movement. It focuses on the original principles of the practice, offering a steady pace, clear instruction, and minimal variation in sequences. Unlike modern Vinyasa classes that may include creative flows or mix in other styles, old school Vinyasa sticks to time-honored sequences, such as Sun Salutations, and maintains a balance between strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Come & flow with me!
North Commons Park
Community Bike Ride #5
Come to all the community rides for your chance to win a free bike!
1801 North James Avenue
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Community meal by DT Catering
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
Powderhorn Park
Community Bike Ride #6
Join the community rides for your chance to win a bike!
3400 15th Avenue South
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Community meal by DT Catering
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
Crosby Farm
Community Bike Ride #4
Join the community rides for your chance to win a bike!
2595 Crosby Farm Road, Saint Paul
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Mississippi Park Connection is a proud sponsor for this event.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
Logan Park
Community Bike Ride #3
Join the community rides for your chance to win a bike!
690 13th Avenue NE
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Community meal by DT Catering
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
Rootsprings Bike Camping Retreat
Get ready to leave the city lights behind for a weekend of exploration in nature. We’re talking winding trails, towering trees, and the freedom to an open road as we pedal to crackling fires, and stargazing sessions. Imagine trading the concrete jungle for the natures home. Swapping the Wi-Fi for the rustle of leaves and the sounds of crickets. Pack your bike bags, lets leave the city behind and make some memories that’ll last a lifetime. Are you ready to embrace the great outdoors and experience the joy of bike camping with Biking with Baddies? Join us on our journey to The Land of Rootsprings.
The Rootsprings Bike Camping Retreat is a multi-day bike ride and restorative retreat tailored for women**. Through this experience you will learn how to prepare and pack for a bike camping trip while also indulging in a nature-based retreat experience, all while building community and having fun. This event is a partnership between Biking with Baddies and The Fields at Rootsprings.
Dates: 8:30am Friday, June 21 - 5:00pm Sunday, June 23
Total Distance: ~120-130 miles
Cost: $35-$75 sliding scale
Spaces Available: 13
**Please note that this is a women-only event that intends an inclusive definition of women. We are welcoming and respectful of women, including trans women and those that are nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and any others who identify as a woman in a way that is significant to them. By signing up for this event, attendees agree to being open and respectful of each others' intersectional identities.
Please complete this application by Friday, May 17th at 5pm. Attendees will be accepted on a first-come basis. If you have any questions, email Bridgette at bridgette@rootspringsmn.org and/or Seaarra at bikingwithsea@gmail.com
Theodore Wirth Park
Community Bike Ride #2
Join the community rides for your chance to win a bike!
3200 Glenwood Avenue
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Community meal by DT Catering
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
Lake Bde Maka Ska
Community Bike Ride #1
Join the community rides for your chance to win a bike!
3200 E Bde Maka Ska Parkway
Route - Easy, beginner friendly… come outside!
Event Start: 6pm
Ride Start: 7-7:30pm
End time: Sunset
Come out to bike with your community and make new friends. There may be people you know, and/or folks that might want to get to know you on this ride. Even if that’s not the goal, come outside to cycle with us in nature. Punch cards are available for purchase if you’d like to enter the drawing for a new bike at the end of season. Children are also allowed on this ride if they are able to follow rules on their own and/or are carried along on a trailer. There will be a community meal, bicycle maintenance demo, and bike gear giveaway at each ride. Loaner bikes are available; however, I recommend you come on your own if applicable.
Loaners provided by Lime Bikes (registration required)
Community meal by DT Catering
Bicycle maintenance by Break the Cycle
1st Annual Gear Swap
Meeting Location: Trailhead
Time: 1pm to 4pm
BWB is hosting it’s first ever gear swap on April 13th at 1pm! This is your invitation to bring some things you no longer use to get items you need. This is for everyone that loves hiking, biking, camping, running, climbing, you name it.
I am also taking donations from those that are able to give. Please email bikingwithsea@gmail.com if you would like to provide a donation box and/or have good reusable items that may be of good to someone else.
If you don’t have an item to give feel free to still come! The food is potluck style so bring a bag of chips or a dish to share with everyone. Let’s enjoy a day of exchange of good energy as we head into cycling season.
Items Needed
Helmets, tubes, pumps, locks, bike bags, pedals, hiking essentials, boots, used workout computers, hammocks, tents, used bikes, patch kits, gloves, reflector jackets, lights, multi tools, spd cleats, first aid kits, saddles, fanny packs, gift cards, tubes, carriers etc.
Pedal Don’t Break
BWB Breaks The Cycle
Meeting at Trail Head ~1221 Theodore Wirth Parkway at 5:30pm
Riding 15miles - Easy
Biking with Baddies is a group of black & brown individuals that come together to ride, meditate, and have a great time! We ride in style, we ride in elegance, and we ride in peace. We pedal, don’t break. In order to learn how to do so, Biking with Baddies is teaming with Break the cycle!
Break the cycle will have a bike professor on hand ready to teach us a few things regarding bike maintenance. It can be very intimidating to travel around on a bike without knowing how to handle emergency situations. We have to be prepared for the unexpected and/or ready to help others in the time of need.
Bike knowledge allows us to ride in confidence. Having more confidence on your bike means more rides are manifesting. We’ll have more means of transportation when it comes to commute, traveling, and let’s not forget a fun way to exercise!
We will be meeting at Trail Head the last Tuesday of the month starting in May ending in August.
Click here to learn more about Break the Cycle
Natures Affirmations
A Day Together in Nature
Meeting Location: Minnehaha Falls - Pergola Garden
Peace everyone! BWB is proud to be in collaboration with Affirmation Space. Affirmation Space is exactly how it sounds. An organization that offers sacred space for the community to use while grounding, tapping into self, sharing dreams and truth, collaborating, creating, resting or just to let go and be themselves. Come join us for a great day of eventful, intentional, meditative activities. See below for this free event outline…
Biking with B.A.D.D.I.E.S will host a group ride that starts and ends back at Minnehaha Falls from 10am-12pm. This route is for all levels, and all bikes.
Strangers Meeting Strangers will host a number of tiny group spaces throughout the event with multiple topics on nature, selfcare, and healing.
Bayou and Candida will be setting up international crystals spaces and hiding crystals in the nature throughout the space for you to find, share, trade, or simply take home.
This is a free event! However, you must have your own bike for the ride. Lets have a time out in Nature together. See you on the trails.
We Step
Meeting Location: Boom Island @6pm
Estimate ride time/ 27min.
BWB is so excited to be partnering with Pwrme Athletica for We Step! We will be starting at Boom Island and cycling over to 2905 Garfield Avenue for class. The theme for this class is Barbie and Ken! If you are unable to dress up no worries, come as you are. Be prepared for a fun ride over with Hip Hop & RnB tunes to get us amped and ready for step class. This is going to be an exciting, heart pumping day so get ready!
In order to secure your board please register here and also register on the tab below. The price for this class is $10. I am looking forward to cycling to We Step with you!
Keyaira Johnson is the founder of Pwrme Athletica. She is a CPT PPSC - USAW Coach/NSCA Member.
Biking on Wednesdays
Women Lead Wednesdays
Location: Boom Island 724 Sibley St. NE
Beginner Friendly
BWB will be leading group rides every Wednesday at 6:00pm to sunset. All bikes are welcome. These rides are focused on community, building, and fun. All routes are beginner based and we’ll be traveling at a conversational pace.
BWB is for brown and black people with positive mindsets and the ability to motivate others. You can expect lots of laughs, encouragement, and a great time. All I ask is that you bring your bike, and your vibe.
We are all looking forward to riding and building memories with you. See you on the trails!
Wednesdays Schedule:
August 2nd - Casual regular ride
August 9th - Bring your roller-skates/rollerblades
August 16th - Wutang Wednesday (Celebrating Hip Hop)
August 23rd - We Step with Pwrme
August 30th - No ride
Val Afrokaribe Dance Class
Meeting: Boom Island 724 Sibley Street NE @5pm pedals down at 5:30pm
20min bike ride to North Market
Biking with Baddies will be rolling with to catch a waistline with Val! Val teaches Afrokaribe at the North Market. She brings fitness and health to the northside and BWB is proud to take part in this amazing calorie burning, fun exciting activity. Come and have a good time listening to DJ spin the beats and take part in some activities for lululemon giveaways. We will bike to North Market and bike back to Boom island afterwards. This is about a 20min beginner friendly bike ride.
Donation-based event. You can register here.
To learn more about Val click the link below.
Tough Mudder
Time to get dirty!
Have you always wanted to do an obstacle course and/or join with a group of bad asses! If so, join us for this event on July 8th. I’m always down for some fun and crossing the finish line with you would be a blast. This event is with no competition and no timing. Just us and our crew tagging along with muddy strangers working together to conquer the course.
Tough Mudder takes place in Hugo, MN and has a 9+mile course with 30 obstacles. Do you feel like this is something you can do? Of course it is! You’ve been wanting to do it so come on, lets do it together. If you’ve done this before, come back for more with Biking with Baddies. We are about to hype each other up, laugh A LOT, and head back with great feeling of accomplishment. I am so ready for this. Are you?
*** Shuttle bus will be provided***
Let’s make some memories together. Clink the link below to learn more.
Pumpkins, Pedals & Professors
A Halloween Gathering for Nature Lovers
Location: Trailhead LOPPET FOUNDATION 1221 Theodore Wirth parkway. Around the corner from the golf course.
Biking With Baddies is throwing a Halloween Party for you and your family!
BWB is a group of black women that cycles together to become fully sound in physical, mental, and emotional health. By putting a focus in these areas, we are building stronger, healthier families. This cycling season of 2022 was a great example of what that looks like. We would like to celebrate you before we head into this cold season. As a thank you, we will be providing tricks and treats! Fun and good vibes, come out on October 29th to have a great time.
What’s happening?
At 10:00am the door will open at Trailhead, please come to gather with likeminded individuals. Let’s eat together, play some games together and cycle together.
At 11:30am Break the cycle will have a bike professor on hand ready to teach us a few things regarding bike maintenance. It can be very intimidating to travel around on a bike without knowing how to handle emergency situations. We have to be prepared for the unexpected and/or ready to help others in a time of need.
In addition, there will be face painting, sac hopping, kick ball and much more for the children. Costumes are recommended but not required for participation. There will also be adult activities such as races, fix a flat, pumpkin hop and much more! We will be outside so please dress appropriately. Lunch, drinks, and treats are provided. There will also be a raffle for something very special!
Biking with Baddies would like to thank Camden Cycles for sponsoring this event! With their help we are able to give gift cards, prizes, and great memories for you to leave with. Camden Cycles is an independent woman owned full-service bicycle repair shop located in the historic Camden area of North Minneapolis.
With over 25 years in the bicycle industry, the experts at Camden Cycles are available for classes, community events, and consultations as well. Camden believe in the transformative power of bicycles; they have the power to heal communities and create better health for us and our world. To learn more about their organization and what they are doing for the community please check here .
We can’t wait to see you at the Halloween Gathering!
See you on the 29th, and if you can’t make it, BOOOOOOOOOOO
Meditating While Riding
Meeting Location: Boom Island, 724 Sibley Street NE
Time: 9am - 1pm
Riding 30 Miles - Moderate
Biking with Baddies is a group of BIPOC individuals that come together to ride, meditate, and have a great time! We ride in style, we ride in elegance, and we ride in peace. Felicia Perry is linking with our cycling group to help us along our journey in doing so.
Felicia Perry is a certified yoga instructor and leads a weekly meditation open to all in the community. You might’ve heard of her by designherlife. She partners with community activists, yoga instructors, and much more. Come join us while she leads us on a lovely meditation into yoga.
It is important to note, that this is a drop ride. That means all cyclists will ride as far as their knees will take them. The group is riding about 30 miles and will not turn around until the 15 mile mark. Details on check points will be sent after registering. You will be responsible for returning back to the starting point, which is Boom Island if you wish to have a shorter ride. However, whether short or a long ride, it is one that you don’t want to miss. See you on the trials :-)
Cycling To Dance
Meeting at The Stone Arch Bridge, 100 W River Parkway Minneapolis, MN
Very Easy Ride
Twerk Style Beginner Dance
Are You Ready To Be Enticed?
Biking With Baddies is cycling to dance with the legendary, famous choreographer Tazz Bentley!
Tazz is a visionary, entrepreneur, choreographer and multifaceted dancer. She teaches both heel and twerk classes. These classes inspire others to embrace their individuality and become the best version of themselves through dance. Being a “BADDIE” is more than how you look, it’s about how you feel! It's being comfortable in your own skin. Entice by Tazz was created to do just that, to challenge and to inspire.
Come join us on a cycle ride throughout the inner city of downtown Minneapolis. We will be meeting at 4:30pm, cycling at 5pm, and back by 6pm to prepare for dance. In order to participate in this activity you must wear blue jean bottoms (pants or shorts) and a solid orange, or green top. All levels are welcome! Lets get ready to have some fun on this beautiful Sunday. You don’t want to miss out these vibes.
This is an free event however, spaces are limited to 10 people. If you sign up after spots fill an email will be sent on next steps in order for you to join. So register now! Please click the link below to get a feel on what to expect and to learn more about Tazz Bently.
Tough Mudder
Time to get dirty!
I have always wanted to attend this event. I first heard about it in 2019 and wasn’t able to attend. Then right after Covid hit. Well, its back! Nothing is stopping me from going now. What about you?! You always wanted to do an obstacle course, you love adrenaline, so join this event on July 10th! I’m always down for some fun and as long as we cross the finish line that’s all that matters. We will car pool to hype one another up and head back with a great feeling of accomplishment. I am so ready for this, are you?
Please register for July 10th for the 11am start time! You will then add yourself to the Biking with Baddies Team, and the password is cycling. Let’s make some memories together.
