Race Anecdotes: Own your success
Have you believed one thing about yourself and proved yourself wrong?
June 13, 2019
grin & grind it
Race Anecdotes: Men’s Cat. 4-5 Crit Racing Cycle
A satire article about racing in the men’s cat. 4-5 race similar to the five stages of grief.
June 6, 2019
Race Anecdotes: Clinics are not just for beginners
You may see big improvements by attending clinics when you’re first starting out racing, but how have you recently refined your skills?
May 31, 2019
Race Anecdotes: Superior Morgul Road Race Results & Self-Criticism
I am of the doctrine, “If you’re not first, you’re last.” I don’t know where I first heard that, but I know it’s been a
May 23, 2019
How To: Race Review for the Self-Coached Athlete
Not everyone can afford a coach nor does everyone want a coach. For those of you who are self-coached, it’s imperative to constantly review your
May 16, 2019
Race Anecdotes: The Power of Perspective
This time last year, I wasn’t stoked on racing. My perspective changed from loving the challenge of a race to “cool, how far back will
May 9, 2019
May 1, 2019
Getting comfortable being uncomfortable
I tried out two new group rides this past week: Worlds and Meridian. I likely would have kept putting off these two rides if it
April 26, 2019
Race Anecdotes: Running Thoughts at the Cobb Lake
Regretful thoughts sprinkled down. It was a balmy 30F outside as I packed my six water bottles, gear, and bike. I stopped to take a
April 20, 2019
