Video: The Evolution of the Powermeter
Check out this new video of Chris Carmichael and SRM’s Daniel Gillespie talking about the evolution of the Powermeter. Part of the Nissan Innovations for Endurance. Click Here for Video
Peak Region Cyclist Cover Shoot with Cameron Chambers and Daniel Matheny
Think those fancy cover shots for magazines are easy to capture? Check out the video that photographer Joel Strayer shot/edited from a recent shoot for Peak Region Cyclist Magazine. CTS Coach Daniel Matheny and CTS Athlete Services guru Cameron Chambers were the athletes he chose to shoot, and the location was Palmer Park on a …
Team Trainright Blog: USA Pro Cycling Challenge Thoughts from Bill Plock
So many of my worlds came together today and made it one I will never forget.I saw lots of friends, made others and watched the best riders in the world climb “my hill”–Lookout Mountain. I’ve struggled to understand what made it so amazing to see these cyclist zoom by in a few seconds leaving thousands …
Photo Gallery: USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue in Colorado Springs
It takes something special to shut down the Carmichael Training Systems office in Colorado Springs. We don't close the office for blizzards, bitter cold weather, monsoon rains, floods, locusts… but we do close it down when there's a big bike race in town! Chris Carmichael, Paula Amsden, Stephanie Leclerc played huge roles in bringing the …
Video: CTS Coach Dean Golich Talks Warmup Strategy before the USA Pro Cycling Challenge
CTS Coach Dean Golich coaches Team Radioshack’s Ben Hermans and was in the start area to work with Ben through his warmup. Here Dean describes Ben’s warmup routine for the day.
Team Trainright Blog: Randy’s Boulder 70.3 and his times written on his arms!
One thing I have learned to anticipate and even enjoy about racing in triathlons is the surprise of the unexpected. As I get more experienced in racing I am able to anticipate and mitigate the unexpected, but no matter how much I plan, there is always some unforeseen challenge. The longer the race the more …
Team Trainright Blog: Gotta know when to fold ’em at a race, by Jon Mullen
By Team Trainright's Jon Mullen DNF–the acronym that athletes never like to see next to their name on the results sheet. Sometimes, however, removing yourself from the race can be a good thing. While flopping oneself across the finish line (if you're not having a good day) does accomplish the short term goal of finishing …
Photo Gallery: George Hincapie Visits Carmichael Training Systems
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Video: SRM Ride of Champions – August 19, 2011
In anticipation of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue in Colorado Springs, Colorado, SRM sponsored a Ride of Champions through Garden of the Gods and the Prologue course. Riders from the HTC-Highroad, Saxo Bank – Sungaard, Radioshack, and Liquigas teams were there, including Ivan Basso, Peter Velits, Danny Pate, Ben King, and Daniel Navarro. SRM …
Training for High-Altitude Cycling Events and Races
How altitude affects cycling performance The basics of altitude work like this: as you go higher the air becomes less dense, which means the oxygen molecules are more spread out. As a result, when you breathe in and fill your lungs, there are fewer oxygen molecules in that volume of air. Most people from …