WEBVTT KETV NEWSWATCH 7’S NIYAH GONZALEZ HAS THIS NEW STORY FROM PAPILLION LA VISTA SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. >> NOW, WE ARE GOING TO TURN. GOOD TURN. REPORTER: WITH A LITTLE BIT OF PRACTICE, AND LOTS OF ENCOURAGEMENT, KIDS LIKE ERIC SANER ARE LEARNING TO PUSH THEMSELVES THIS WEEK. THE GROUP "I CAN SHINE" PUTS ON CAMPS LIKE THI I CAN BIKE ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY. >> IT IS KIND OF A SKILL THAT GETS LOST, MOST KIDS WITH THESE TYPE OF DISORDERS ACTUALLY DO NOT EVER GET TO LEARN HOW TO RIDE A BIKE. REPORTER: BUT, ONCE THEY GET THE HANG OF IT. >> SO FUN. >> WANT TO GO FASTER. >> YOU SEE KIDS ALREADY RIDING AROUND HERE, TRYING TO RACE EACH OTHER, AND THEY ARE TRYING TO SEE HOW FAST THEY CAN GO. REPORTER: CAMP DIRECTOR ANDREW FAUVER SAYS IT IS A SIMPLE SKILL WITH BIG LIFE LESSONS. >> A LOT OF THESE KIDS LEARN PATIENCE, THEY WILL HAVE TO LEARN TO DEAL WITH FRUSTRATIONS. REPORTER: AND, HE SAYS THERE ARE EVEN BIGGER REWARDS. >> IT CAN HELP THEM GET JOBS WHEN THEY ARE TEENAGERS. IT CAN HELP THEM GO SEE THEIR FRIENDS WHEN THEY ARE OLDER AND THEY WILL NOT HAVE TO RELY ON BEING TRANSPORTED EVERYWHERE. IT GIVES THEM A REALLY STRONG SENSE OF INDEPENDENCE. REPORTER: SAM SHEPPARD LEARNED TO RIDE A BIKE AT THE CAMP LAST YEAR. NOW, HE IS HELPING HIS FRIEND ERIC GET HIS WHEELS TURNING. >> IT MAKES ME FEEL AWESOME JUST BEING ABLE TO HELP HIM OUT. JUST GIVING HIM A LITTLE BIT OF ADVICE AND STUFF. REPORTER: AND, ERIC SAYS COME FRIDAY, THE FIRST PLACE HE WILL BE HEADING TO ON TWO WHEELS. >> MAYBE TO DAIRY QUEEN. REPORTER: IN OMAHA, NIYAH GONZALEZ