Articles in the Bike Racing and Training Category
Posted in Bike Racing and Training, Growth and Development on 18 June 2009
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In bike racing, as with any competitive endeavor in life, it’s important to experience physically what it takes to win, in order to imprint ”success“ firmly into the mind in order to be able to repeat a successful performance over and over again, at will. Usually, this process of learning what to do, how to [...]
Posted in Bike Racing and Training, Growth and Development on 17 June 2009
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Joanne Kiesanowski of Team TIBCO, fresh off two trips to the podium at this year’s Nature Valley Grand Prix, one for second place at the St. Paul Downtown Criterium and another for first place in the Team Competition, shared a bit about her experience in Minnesota, along with tips for aspiring Kiwi racers who are [...]
Posted in Bike Racing and Training, Business and Entrepreneurship, Growth and Development, Productivity on 8 April 2009
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Don’t be afraid of the wind and resistance. If you watch the Tour de France, you’ll see whole teams working together to keep their General Classification guy/race leader out of the wind. So, yes, it’s best to stay protected and out of the wind to conserve for the end. But sometimes, it’s takes the guts [...]
Posted in Bike Racing and Training on 6 April 2009
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Many people have been asking me why I like cycling so much. Well! Let me share with you!
Cycling is fun on so many levels.
First, it gets me outside, in the sun, enjoying scenery.
Second, I love how free I feel on a bike.
Third, having competition keeps me sharp, keeps me striving to get better and not [...]

