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EPISODE · May 7, 2020 · 1H 7M

OC // 13 Why Collegiate Cycling Matters

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Maxx Chance, Heather Fischer and Eric Brunner from University of Colorado join us on the podcast to talk about their collegiate cycling experience. They tell us why they think its a crucial part of developing interest, participation and talent in the United States.  We also talk to Neal Henderson from Apex Coaching and Wahoo Fitness, 2016 Olympian Mara Abbott and our friend Robin Carpenter from Rally Cycling to share their thoughts as well. From the introduction of cycling to athletes from other sports to the inclusive environment of club cycling, they share why it is so important to the sport in the US.  Load up your hotel room with teammates or hunker down in a friends aunt's basement, and give a listen. Then go spread the word and let's keep getting people into cycling and developing world beating talent. 

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