The most important piece of personal safety equipment is your helmet. Knee and elbow pads, gloves and a face cage are not imperative but accidents do happen. Safety equipment can also give you the confidence to try new things so don’t be embarrassed to wear it because improving your game is way cooler than looking Read more about Bike Polo 101: Safety Gear[…]
Most people who try bike polo for the first time have some experience cycling, so it’s often holding and utilising the mallet which takes some getting used to. The Tripod is a fairly pivotal basic skill because it allows you to come to a complete stop without putting your feet on the ground. The more Read more about Bike Polo 101: Tripod[…]
Bike Polo 101 is a YouTube channel aimed at introducing newcomers to the sport, explaining more complex moves and just generally creating conversation around this, our most illustrious past-time of hardcourt bike polo. This video is one of the first from PB101 and it outlines a few key areas of the body to warm up Read more about Bike Polo 101: Warm Up[…]