Gear & Reviews, Training

2010 Trek Dirt Series

9 Comments 29 July 2010

Trek Dirt Series

I love anything that gets women on bikes… Primarily because women on bikes are at least 15% more attractive than all other women (it’s a proven fact, don’t bother disputing it), but also because I feel that cycling (especially mountain biking) can be a slightly intimidating environment for women. Anything that able to put women [...]

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Nutrition, Racing, Training

Racing Smart

8 Comments 20 July 2010

Gord with the pull!

For the most part, I don’t know what I’m doing. I haven’t been racing long enough. For example, I don’t know how I should feel before a good race, versus how I feel before a bad one. I’ve thought I felt great, and raced terribly, and visa versa. Sure, I’ve read a lot, and talked [...]

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Community, Racing, Training

Featured Racers: Gabor Csonka & Bogi Gyorfi

No Comments 08 July 2010

Featured Racers: Gabor Csonka & Bogi Gyorfi

For the July Edmonton Canada Cup Husky Feature Racer article, and with the Edmonton Canada Cup mtb race only days away, Ken got to chat with the iconic Alberta racing duo Gabor Csonka and Boglarka (Bogi) Gyorfi. Our Husky Feature racers of the month for July are the husband/wife duo of Cyclemeisters Gabor Csonka and [...]

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Racing, Training

Know Your Game

3 Comments 09 June 2010

What goes up must come down

I came across this blog today on Lifestyle Management, and it spurred me to write this post. Great expectations. Yes, we all have them, and that’s what I had for this race season. I’d spent solid time on the bike all winter, both indoor and outdoor and started off the spring season in pretty good [...]

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Community, Racing, Training

Edmonton Canada Cup Feature Racer – Krystyn Ong

1 Comment 25 May 2010

Krystyn Ong

In the second installment of the Edmonton Canada Cup, Husky Feature Racer series, I had a chance to catch up with a River Valley Cycle teammate of mine, Krystyn Ong. She’s been in the racing game for a while already and has a lot of experience and insight to offer. Here’s the Q & A: [...]

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Community, Training

Anatomy of a local bike race

1 Comment 20 May 2010

Yumm.

All last year, I went to bike races put on by other groups and clubs, like Alberta Mountain Bike Racing, United Cycle, Hardcore and so on. I showed up and rode my bike, then ate some food as I waited around impatiently for results, podium and draw prizing. After, I went home. This year, through [...]

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Training

Stoked for race season? Not me.

12 Comments 18 May 2010

Race Season Cometh

The race calendar tantalizingly drips promises of adventure and competition in front of us. The weather has finally cleared, the wind subsided… The open road beckons and tight, twisting single tracks awaits. And how do I feel about that? A mild disinterest, at best. My buddy and co-blogger Sheldon appears to be literally bursting at [...]

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Community, Gear & Reviews, Training

Spring is in the air

No Comments 27 April 2010

Sarah Ramsden

Arguably one of the most exciting days in any cyclists life has to be “new bike days,” and one of my co-workers, Sarah, has been lucky enough to experience a few of these days over the last few years as her riding needs have changed. Given her depth of experience I thought I would toss [...]

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Community, Gear & Reviews, Racing, Training

Embracing the Dark Side

9 Comments 12 April 2010

Supple curves

“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” – Yoda Isn’t suffering what cycling is all about? ;-) There was a time I never thought I would own anything other than a mountain bike. I literally scoffed at the idea: “Why would I [...]

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Training

Not TR3 ready – yet

5 Comments 06 April 2010

Muddy and happy

This weekend, was an extra long weekend – 4 days, with both the Friday and the Monday off. Very nice, indeed. I was scheduled for three 3-hour EM rides. On Thursday, I wondered if this was going to be a little aggressive, but figured it shouldn’t be that big of a deal.

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