Video Library

A picture is worth a thousand words, so a video is worth even more. We love sharing our story with others and feel videos make it easy and efficient to really enable those curious about our program to see what we’re all about. Please browse the videos below to learn more about how we’re working some magic across North America!

I Can Swim 2023

Local kids with disabilities learned how to ride bikes

Adaline’s @iCan Shine bike camp story.

Special needs camp teaches how to ride a two-wheel bike

ABC 25 Local Lifestyles - Easterseals iCan Bike (05/10/2022)

iCan Bike camp teaching kids with disabilities to ride bikes

iCan Bike Camp 2022 Finale

Bike camp for those in need

iCan Bike Camp 2022

2022 iCan Swim (Topeka, KS) Highlight Video

iCan Swim Program

iCan Shine Winnipeg Bike Camp CBC Interview

iCan Bike camp looking for volunteers

Nazareth hosts ICan Bike

Nebraska Realty Community | ICan Bike Camp

Deb Majumdar
"I can't speak highly enough about this program. I had heard this program boasts of training 1000's + prospective bikers and at a high success rate of 80%. I saw that myself as I was there on all 5 days of the camp. Everything since I reached out to Babette (camp host) for registration, the details in the communication till the actual execution was so well managed and executed. The Floor Supervisor Emma and Bike Technician Sam were so diligent and knowledgeable. They knew exactly what they wanted to do. Their attention to details and providing attention to individual campers was a treat to watch. In summary, I am literally blown away with this program. I doubt I have ever attended such a structured and well orchestrated workshop ever. There were three volunteer spotters Sam, Dipesh and Matt assigned to my son and they were so welcoming to working with him, encouraging him and helping him on all 5 days of the workshop. Emma, the floor Supervisor, was so knowledgeable and approachable. Her individual attention to each biker could not be missed by anyone. I had attempted to get my 14 year autistic son to learn bike multiple times and failed. I had almost given up hope that he would learn to bike some day. Because of Emma and Sam, he now rides a bike successfully. Sam, the bike technician, has great knowledge about bikes. He kept a close eye on each biker's needs and always had a solution to everything thrown at him. I am so impressed by Babette's attention to details and communication. No wonder this program runs successfully year after year. People like Babette make this happen. I now live the dream of taking out my son for a bike ride and hope to continue building his skills. I hope to get to the stage soon where I do not need to touch the training handle any more during his bike sessions."