Figure this will take 1-1.5hours. The talk will be discussing race strategy and tactics. There will be a handout. The quizzes will start the following Saturday.
Location for the talk is currently TBD.
If you have questions about what to do in a race and how to do it, you will find answers here.
If the location is in Manhattan, and start was a little later, I could make it to heckle you from the cheap seats. I'll keep an eye on the thread to see which date is chosen.
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Feb 14, 2014 at 03:24 PM
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This talk is aimed at the folks who are newer to bike racing. At the same time, even experienced hands can learn a thing or two. It's crazy to spend all the time training and then not know what to do in a race. Think of this as both speeding up the learning curve and providing a vocabulary and framework to discuss and understand what goes on in a race.
For new members, both this and the training talk JP gives are your meat and potatoes. Very practical stuff that gives you enough information to almost understand the organized chaos that is bike racing. I still have the packets from both of These talks and flip through them from time to time.
Yes, thanks JP! A good chat with a good crew. I appreciate the hand-out, and the overall discussion about counter-attacks specifically - you and Jules had some great information I'm chewing on. This is something I want to be conscious about on the road and try to put into practice this year once it gets up above 8 degrees.
I'm going to keep my eye out for a spread-out group on the front as an attack is being brought back. Good stuff and great to see teammates.
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Feb 28, 2014 at 02:51 PM
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So bummed I couldn't make this, by all accounts, incredible talk. Is there any way that someone could post any printed materials that might have been shared?
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Thanks for the round up @Gwynna! Not dying is solid advice in my book, and buying people muffins is always a good idea. Also, pie and donuts. Just saying.
Thank you for the talk and the accompanying document. I immediately applied many of the pointers you all discussed in Saturday's race : ) they worked... NICE!!