emccluskey
12-05-2007, 05:18 PM
Hi Girls,
Cycling Ireland are offering free physiological testing for women who wish to improve their cycling performance at all levels are very keen to include the mountain bikers - both DH & XC.
It is very useful if you wish to improve your racing or start racing next year. Its free so its a fantastic opportunity to acquire some professional advice. its not just for elite riders, its for anyone who wishes to improve.
Information is posted below.
PHYSIOLOGICAL TESTING FOR WOMEN THIS SATURDAY
Cycling Ireland's women's commission has announced that it will be
running a series of performance tests for female riders. The first of
these is taking place in the Alsaa Centre (near Dublin airport) on
Saturday and is four minutes in length. The test will measure power
output on a stationary bike, from which important data can be gleaned.
The commission has stated that the testing is open to all riders who
want to compete in the national league or internationally in 2008, who
want to improve their performance or who simply want to find out more
about their cycling ability.
Riders are asked to bring their own bike for warm-up purposes, plus
cycling shoes and pedals.
More details follow:
CYCLING IRELAND WOMEN'S TESTING SESSION (press release)
Any women interested in competing internationally are invited to partake
in testing on Saturday 8th December in the Alsaa Centre in Dublin.
This testing is part of our development programme for women, and will be
conducted by Brian Nugent.
Similar testing programmes run by Cycling Ireland have been hugely
successful this year, so we encourage everyone to apply.
Applicants are required to notify us by email, including a summary of
their cycling performances to date. The first testing session will be on
Saturday 8th December in the Alsaa Centre in Dublin.
Applications and CV's are to be returned to Brian Nugent at
brnugent@yahoo.co.uk and Valerie Considine at valerieconsidine@gmail.com
before Thursday 6th December.
For further information, contact Brian on the above e-mail or +353 (0)
868333851. If you cannot attend this Saturday but are interested in
participating in future tests, please get in touch with us anyway.
This is an excellent opportunity to find out more about your own
performance and how to improve it, especially if you want to race in the
National League or internationally in 2008, so make sure to come if you
are available on Saturday!
Cycling Ireland are offering free physiological testing for women who wish to improve their cycling performance at all levels are very keen to include the mountain bikers - both DH & XC.
It is very useful if you wish to improve your racing or start racing next year. Its free so its a fantastic opportunity to acquire some professional advice. its not just for elite riders, its for anyone who wishes to improve.
Information is posted below.
PHYSIOLOGICAL TESTING FOR WOMEN THIS SATURDAY
Cycling Ireland's women's commission has announced that it will be
running a series of performance tests for female riders. The first of
these is taking place in the Alsaa Centre (near Dublin airport) on
Saturday and is four minutes in length. The test will measure power
output on a stationary bike, from which important data can be gleaned.
The commission has stated that the testing is open to all riders who
want to compete in the national league or internationally in 2008, who
want to improve their performance or who simply want to find out more
about their cycling ability.
Riders are asked to bring their own bike for warm-up purposes, plus
cycling shoes and pedals.
More details follow:
CYCLING IRELAND WOMEN'S TESTING SESSION (press release)
Any women interested in competing internationally are invited to partake
in testing on Saturday 8th December in the Alsaa Centre in Dublin.
This testing is part of our development programme for women, and will be
conducted by Brian Nugent.
Similar testing programmes run by Cycling Ireland have been hugely
successful this year, so we encourage everyone to apply.
Applicants are required to notify us by email, including a summary of
their cycling performances to date. The first testing session will be on
Saturday 8th December in the Alsaa Centre in Dublin.
Applications and CV's are to be returned to Brian Nugent at
brnugent@yahoo.co.uk and Valerie Considine at valerieconsidine@gmail.com
before Thursday 6th December.
For further information, contact Brian on the above e-mail or +353 (0)
868333851. If you cannot attend this Saturday but are interested in
participating in future tests, please get in touch with us anyway.
This is an excellent opportunity to find out more about your own
performance and how to improve it, especially if you want to race in the
National League or internationally in 2008, so make sure to come if you
are available on Saturday!