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The 2014 Ultimate Guide to Cyclocross Resources
August 5, 2014 By derek Leave a Comment
Thinking of doing your first Cyclocross season? Been racing CX for a while and want to delve deeper into the sport?
Each year I publish a list of my favorite cyclocross resources to help you kick butt and enjoy getting muddy! Here is a list of my favorite Cyclocross resources for 2014
Websites:
www.cyclingnews.com Race results, bikes, interviews, etc
http://velonews.competitor.com/Â Boulder based, has all the results, but goes a step further with insight and racing analysis.
http://www.cxmagazine.com/ Race, Tech, Skills, etc. Complete resource. This is where I go to find out what tires or disc brakes I should try this season.
http://www.cyclocrossworld.com/cyclocross. Â While I always encourage you to build a good relationship and shop at your local bike shop (they are the ones who can rescue your bike after particularly muddy races), Cyclocross world has all the best CX gear, including hard to find stuff.
Books:
Cyclocross: Training and Technique by Simon Burney. The single best book for learning about cyclocross racing. This book gets into training, racing, skill, equipment, you name it.
Behind The Stare by Geoff Proctor. By Longtime director of the Eurocross Camp and Montana English teacher, this book is tell all about the Pro cross scene in and included lots of training and lifestyle info.
Mud, Snow, and Cyclocross by Molly Hurford.  This is a great collection of stories about cyclocross in the US, as told by racers, coaches, hecklers, and event promoters.
The Time-Crunched Cyclist, 2nd Ed. (The Time-Crunched Athlete)Â by Chris Carmichael. Perfect for Cyclocross racers who work also. Â I used adaptations of the training in this book to race the collegiate cycling season while a full time grad student on 8 hours of training/week.
Training Camps:
http://www.fascatcoaching.com/cxcamp.html With Jeremy Powers in Boulder,CO, August 29-31.
http://petewebber.com/cracking-the-code-tim-johnsons-cyclocross-secrets/ With Tim Johnson and coach Pete Webber (who runs the Boulder jr. cross also). Â Great one each year,
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The 2014 Ultimate Guide to Cyclocross Resources
August 5, 2014 By derek Leave a Comment
Thinking of doing your first Cyclocross season? Been racing CX for a while and want to delve deeper into the sport?
Each year I publish a list of my favorite cyclocross resources to help you kick butt and enjoy getting muddy! Here is a list of my favorite Cyclocross resources for 2014
Websites:
www.cyclingnews.com Race results, bikes, interviews, etc
http://velonews.competitor.com/Â Boulder based, has all the results, but goes a step further with insight and racing analysis.
http://www.cxmagazine.com/ Race, Tech, Skills, etc. Complete resource. This is where I go to find out what tires or disc brakes I should try this season.
http://www.cyclocrossworld.com/cyclocross. Â While I always encourage you to build a good relationship and shop at your local bike shop (they are the ones who can rescue your bike after particularly muddy races), Cyclocross world has all the best CX gear, including hard to find stuff.
Books:
Cyclocross: Training and Technique by Simon Burney. The single best book for learning about cyclocross racing. This book gets into training, racing, skill, equipment, you name it.
Behind The Stare by Geoff Proctor. By Longtime director of the Eurocross Camp and Montana English teacher, this book is tell all about the Pro cross scene in and included lots of training and lifestyle info.
Mud, Snow, and Cyclocross by Molly Hurford.  This is a great collection of stories about cyclocross in the US, as told by racers, coaches, hecklers, and event promoters.
The Time-Crunched Cyclist, 2nd Ed. (The Time-Crunched Athlete)Â by Chris Carmichael. Perfect for Cyclocross racers who work also. Â I used adaptations of the training in this book to race the collegiate cycling season while a full time grad student on 8 hours of training/week.
Training Camps:
http://www.fascatcoaching.com/cxcamp.html With Jeremy Powers in Boulder,CO, August 29-31.
http://petewebber.com/cracking-the-code-tim-johnsons-cyclocross-secrets/ With Tim Johnson and coach Pete Webber (who runs the Boulder jr. cross also). Â Great one each year,
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