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Tag Archives: criterium racing
Why I’m liking triathlon cycling these days
I have a confession to make. Last fall in late September I jumped into a criterium race held by our local bike club and was totally unprepared for the outcome. I got pushed toward the curve on the first major … Continue reading
Posted in tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged criterium racing, multisports, triathlon, triathlons
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That’s why they call it a criterium
A criterium, or crit, is a bike race held on a short course (usually less than 1 mile), often run on closed-off city center streets. Race length can be determined by a number of laps or total time, in which case … Continue reading
Posted in competition, cycling, cycling threats, Uncategorized
Tagged Athletes By Design, bike racing, crit, criterium cycling, criterium racing, crits
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The sweet smell of progress
When I was researching a new bike this past winter, the weather was typically raw. In the middle of that cold season, it’s a bit hard to imagine what a new bike will feel like. At the time we had … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, Uncategorized
Tagged bike fit, criterium racing, progress on the bike, Specialized Venge
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Racing the bike in a criterium
The first year I bought a real racing bike ten years ago, I raced in a series of criteriums from June through September. The lessons learned were many. How to ride in a hurtling pack. How to turn without braking. … Continue reading
Just keep going
Toward the end of my swim workout yesterday it occurred to me with some surprise that at the end of my 7th 100-meter repeat I was not yet tired. This was a revelation of sorts. Up until this point in … Continue reading
Do you have a place to hone your speed?
By Christopher Cudworth Ever since I was a little kid holding a watch in my grubby little fist waiting for the second hand to reach twelve, I have held fascination with getting faster. Back then our side yard was the … Continue reading
Racing the first criterium of summer reveals the inner mind
By Christopher Cudworth There’s a funny thing about cycling, especially competitive cycling, that no one really likes to admit. When you’re in a race there is really no time to look up. Just ask Chris Froome, the 2013 Tour de France … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged bike racing, Bradley Wiggins, chris froome, Christopher Cudworth, crit racing, criterium racing, cycling, cycling accidents, cycling criterium, cycling injury, Pelladrome. Athletes by Design, Tour de France, we run and ride, werunandride.com
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From running to riding, Tom Burridge excels through the ages
By Christopher Cudworth It is important to relate the following anecdote shared by Tom Burridge about a recent cycling experience. “I was entered in a cycling criterium and did not do a proper warmup,” he chuckles. “So the first five … Continue reading
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Tagged all american distance runner, american record, bike racing, Craig Virgin, criterium cycling, criterium racing, Frank Shorter, growing bolder, half-marathon, marathon, road racing, running, running and riding, Tom burridge, track and field, training for cycling, University of Kentucky, we run and ride
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No matter how fast you run or ride, the weather always wins
By Christopher Cudworth On the way to work last Friday morning the voice on the other end of the cell phone call said “Oh my God, what’s going on outside?” I envisioned a traffic accident. Maybe a cat fight. Then she spoke … Continue reading
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Tagged bright cycling kits, Christopher Cudworth, criterium cycling, criterium racing, cycling in rain, flock of birds, golf ball sized hail, hail damage, running in rain, storm chasers, The Rules, velominati, Velominati The Rules, we run and ride, weather events, wrestling with God
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The club scene in cycling or running isn’t for everyone
It all started out so perfectly. Every Wednesday at 6:00 we’d ride 40 miles in a big sweeping loop through the little town of Kaneville. A weekly group ride with the same sane leader leading the group at an average … Continue reading
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Tagged cadence, CAT 3, CAT 4, CAT 5, club group ride, criterium racing, crits, cycling, cycling cadence, cycling club, group rides, paced riding, velominati
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