Austin Camp
Day 1 started off with a field test which left all of our athletes "cross eyed and drooling," as I like to call it. Day 2 was a nice 87km jaunt with all the riders staying together for the entire ride. Bonnie
certainly got the trooper of the day award averaging just below her tempo power for nearly 3 hours. I have to admit that women are much more tough than men are because they will push themselves much harder to stay in contact and she was the perfect example of this! Day 3 started off with some cloud cover for our 135km ride. The clouds burned off around 11 and the temperature hit nearly 80deg. rapidly which made our ride, particularly the last hour, a little more difficult since the majority of us have been either bundled up or on the trainer after a long cold winter.
Day 4 though was the one that Daniel and I were waiting for. More climbing and some of the toughest hills in Austin, including City Park, left a fair amount of tongues dragging the ground and the sweat pouring off to the point they looked like they just hopped out of a shower. The final day left everyone feeling the miles and looking forward to several days of recovery.I can't thank Chad from SRAM NRS enough. He is one stand up guy and we always tend to leave with bikes more clean than they arrived and working better as well. 










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