[NCNCA] Racing Skill Fundamentals - March 22 - Hayward

alan at cyclingsystems.com alan at cyclingsystems.com
Mon Mar 3 08:11:33 PST 2008


Many of you have been reading the forums on whether or not it should be made
mandatory to complete a qualified skills clinic before an upgrade from a
category 5. While it isn’t mandatory, it would be good advice to have you
take a clinic to help you become a more complete racer. Many of you also
missed, because of the weather patterns, the Early Birds in Fremont this
past January and didn’t get the chance to work your skill practice.

Now is your chance to hone those racing skills. Do you have the fitness but
it doesn’t quite get you to the line because of all the argy-bargy going on
around you? How do you get comfortable with all of this pandemonium? By
practicing bike handling skills again and again.

What you are going to learn are the fundamentals of any bike race.
Cornering, bumping, riding a smooth and consistent pace line, handling
yourself in situations like crashes in front of you or a possible wheel
over-lap. Then you again will have to go out and practice.



This clinic will be held at the Cal State University East Bay (Hayward)
campus on March 22 from 9am until 2pm. Clinic registration is only $105 with
a current racing license. If you need a one-day license you can also
purchase one at registration. Go to
http://www.cyclingsystems.com/clinics.html to register. Once registered, you
will be sent the exact location and other pertinent information.

Upgrade points are available upon successful completion: Cat 5 to 4 = 5 race
experience points Cat 4 to 3 = 3 points

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 415-328-1373 or
email alan at cyclingsystems.com.

I look forward to working with all of you.

Alan Atha
USA Cycling Level 1 Coach
ACE Personal Trainer
Coach, TEAM CS
www.cyclingsystems.com
415-328-1373



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