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Skill Progression — Drinking from a Water Bottle or CamelBak

Your Athlete Can: Never Sometimes Often
Safely maintain control of the bicycle with one hand on the handlebars
Take eyes off road and keep bike going in a straight line
Successfully drink from AND replace water bottle
       
 
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