Words by Reese Ruland Traveling is something I, like many, love to do. But when I say, “I love traveling,” what I’m really saying is, “I love to see new places, but I hate transit.” The actual travel part, driving to the airport, waiting in endless lines, waiting at the gate, sitting on one plane after another, ad infinitum…I don’t …
Words by Ian Boswell What does winning a stage or wearing a jersey mean for those riders that have flown under the radar or who are young in their career? The opening ten stages have changed the course of a few riders lives, primarily. Teunissen, Ciccone, and Teuns have all had strong starts to their young careers but their performances …
Words by Taylor Thomas at Thomas Endurance Coaching It will come as no surprise that riding in a Grand Tour is a tremendous undertaking. The physiological and psychological stress that it places on an athlete’s body is hard to imagine for most people. Anyone of the stages in isolation would qualify as a bucket list day for the majority of …
Words by Julia Favero, Images by Julia and Justin Weeks Work, kid, cat and side projects make my life and Justin’s very happy but also very busy, so every minute we have left, we devote it to ride bikes. As there’s not much time left, every ride needs to be perfect: long, hilly and stunning; which involves a lot of …