Distance racing coach

Posted on Mon 3rd, February 2014

• #1

benjam

I'm looking for a distance coach: someone to talk to me about my ability, goals, specific events etc and determine a weekly/monthly training schedule. I'd then like to ride the schedule and send my power files to this person who will analyse them and adjust the plan as I ride through the season. I'm hoping to do this from April to September initially and perhaps beyond.

Anyone know of anyone?
• #2

daccordi

Trainsharp
Elite Cycling
Cadence Performance
Palmares

Theres loads of them!
• #3

fussballclub

200km February
300km March
400km April
600km May
200km every month for the rest of the year.

Next year repeat, August PBP.
• #4

fussballclub

Oh, I misunderstood distance.
• #5

andyp

My friend Ruth, who is a qualified coach, teacher and former national TT champion at both 50 and 100 miles, runs her own coaching business. She has a background in long distance touring, which is how I know her, too. I'd recommend her.

http://www.rutheyles.co.uk
• #6

dicki

look out hippy
• #7

hippy

What me worry? I've already sent benjam info about coaches.
• #8

benjam

^ as if you thought that I wouldn't have already contacted Hippy!

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