Two ways you can get your way, as a race director. The political power play. That’s one. I prefer the second way.
by Dan Empfield, January 8, 2019
In 2013 I predicted a down decade for tri (few listened), followed by a bull market starting 2019. We’ll plan our future at the TBI Conference.
Old habits die hard. But they do die, and are replaced by what comes next.
The 1968 U.S. Olympic Trials track is a remarkable story, if you haven’t heard it. This book tells it, along with much more that I didn’t know.
This book about the rise of Cervelo and its slip from the grasp of its founding partners is the best bike business narrative ever.
We’re running out rhymes for Rouvy. (Anybody wanna peanut?) But this 3rd installment tells you more about a hot new stationary platform.
If you find that the race calendar doesn’t have quite what you want, here’s my solution: Put on the race you don’t see there.
This is the series of articles for those who see the proverbial unsurfed wave, and deem it their mission to surf it.
Almost certainly the way you train on a stationary bike was heavily influenced by this man.
Zwift is the apex of stationary entertainment. But structured training is still the need, and TR brought it to the masses.
Out little beer bet Challenge has ebbed and flowed over the years. This year it’s got a record flow.
They’re moving in large numbers from one trainer style to another, though few state they’re in the trainer market.
In Part-2 of our series on Rouvy, we explore virtual rides, a prime feature of this stationary platform.
