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2012 Tour de France, Stage 18: Cagey Cavendish Has Gold On His Mind

By Chris Carmichael This article was also posted on pezcyclingnews.com, where Chris will be posting a handful of updates during the 2012 Tour de France. – Ed.) Today’s time trial will no doubt be fun to watch, but barring disaster I doubt it will have much – if any – impact on the positions of the …

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2012 Tour de France, Rest Day 2: Two Days in the Pyrenees

By Chris Carmichael This article was also posted on pezcyclingnews.com, where Chris will be posting a handful of updates during the 2012 Tour de France. – Ed.) As the peloton rests today in the foothills of the Pyrenees, the Tour de France is getting set for Act 3. We saw the chaotic flat stages and decisive …

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Weekend Reading: Did Bradley Wiggins Take Yellow Too Early?

We’re roughly two weeks into the Tour de France, and through Stage 12 Bradley Wiggins of Team Sky has a vice grip on the yellow jersey. Earlier this week one of our athletes asked whether it was smart for Wiggins to have captured the yellow jersey on Stage 7. Was it too early? Was the …

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2012 Tour de France, Stage 12: The Winning Breakaway That Nearly Wasn’t

By Chris Carmichael This article was also posted on pezcyclingnews.com, where Chris will be posting a handful of updates during the 2012 Tour de France. – Ed.) For the riders in the Tour de France who don’t have a prayer when it comes to winning a sprint stage or a stage in the high mountains, Stage …

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2012 Tour de France: As it Looks From the First Rest Day

By Chris Carmichael (This article was also posted on pezcyclingnews.com, where Chris will be posting a handful of updates during the 2012 Tour de France. – Ed.) Ah, the long-awaited rest day at the Tour de France. For some riders, especially the battered and bandaged ones, the first week or so of the Tour de …

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Triathlon Training: Avoiding Mid-Season Weight Gain

By Jim Rutberg, CTS Pro Coach By now you’re likely well into training for your next goal race, the one that will wrap up a great season in the next couple of months. And if you’re like many endurance athletes who measure their training in months, not just weeks, you may be dealing with an …

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Chris Carmichael Blog: Why the 2012 Tour de France Peloton is a Crash-Prone Environment

As many of you have already guessed, I’m not writing daily Tour de France content this year. It feels a bit strange to watch the race and not write about it each day, but after 12 years writing commentary and analysis, this year I’m more focused on all the great events and opportunities coming up …

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Chris Carmichael Blog: Fire on the Mountain

Training – and even the Tour de France, which starts today! – have been the last things on my mind this week. Unfortunately, the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs has been at the forefront of my thoughts all week. It started last Saturday. Actually, one of my coaches – Jane Rynbrandt – was up …

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Waldo Canyon Fire Impact on CTS – Latest Information

(As of 10:15AM on June 27, 2012) CTS Headquarters Our building is located at 600 South 21st Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80904. As of Wednesday morning, June 27, our headquarters is not in an evacuation area. We are open for business. If you have any trouble reaching your Colorado Springs-based coach, we ask for your …

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Losing Weight Improves More Than Just Uphill Performance

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to understand that losing weight will help you go uphill faster. But many athletes underestimate how being lean improves performance in all terrain, and how it can improve the quality of your training. Dragging your body around – whether you’re on your feet or being supported by wheels – …

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