Jordan Cheyne is a professional cyclist for the Elevate-KHS pro cycling team. Jordan rode for the Jelly Belly presented by Maxxis cycling team for 2 years before joining Elevate last season.

Jordan hails from Canada and has enjoyed lots of success at the biggest race in the country, The Tour de Beauce, where he took 3rd on GC in 2017. This year Jordan scored a big win in the San Dimas stage race Time Trial. Jordan also writes for Zwift Insider and his columns are very educating and insightful.

Rain and wind and cooler temps, oh my!

My cycling computer taught me a very valuable lesson a couple of days ago.

This fight was intriguing...and then there was the aftermath.

Expectations are an impediment to living. In anticipation of tomorrow we lose today. -Seneca

Change nothing but continue with immaculate consistency.

Be yourself. Everyone always prefers the original. This came up as I drove home today after picking up my son from school.

Chad Haga is a professional road cyclist who rides for Team Sunweb (a UCI World Tour Team). Haga’s journey with competitive cycling began at Texas A and M university where he rode for the collegiate team while earning his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. Chad got a late start in cycling from the traditional sense but found his way into the professional peloton eventually, landing a ride with Kelly Benefit Strategies/Omtum Health in 2011. Continued success while on a Pro Continental Team eventually got him to the highest level of Cycling when he inked a contract with Giant-Shimano in 2014 (now currently known as Team Sunweb his current team). In this interview we cover quite a range of topics from Chad’s college days to his love for playing the piano. We also discuss what it’s like being on of the main helpers for one of the best riders in the world.

There's nothing wrong with the fact that Amazon Prime gets you free 2-day shipping, but we should still be careful of how that impacts us in other areas of our life.

Remaining dry and sober takes a good deal more strength of will when everyone about us is puking drunk. -Seneca