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SUMMARY:High Performance – Road & Para-Cycling Rising Stars Camp – Brock University
DESCRIPTION:Applications are now open for our Road & Para-Cycling Rising Stars Camp\nFocus: ITT & Crit\nLocation: Brock University / CSIO Niagara\nCamp dates: June 3-4\, 2023\nCamp Size:\nMaximum 20 athletes (Olympic stream) / Maximum 10 athletes (Paralympic stream) \nStaff:\nDavid Jack – Provincial Road Coach\nJenny Trew – Road Coach\nMurray Solem – Para-Cycling Coach and Mechanic\nKevin Iwasa-Madge – CSIO S&C / Nutritionist \nTentative Schedule\nDay 1 ITT Day \nLocation: Kottmeir Road (10-minute ride from Brock). \n\nSkills include Starts\, Turns\, Pacing/tactics\, UCI rules\nITT Race Opportunity – 3.5km\nNutrition talk\nS&C session\n\nDay 2 Crit Day  \nLocation: Brock Parking Lot \n\nSkills include Starts\, Bumping\, Cornering (do’s and don’ts)\, Cornering line – difference between solo and side by each\, Setting up for corners\, Tactics/Strategies\nMini Crit Race Opportunity\nNutrition talk\nS&C session\n\nSelection Criteria and additional details for this camp can be found in the camp document. \nPlease direct any questions about this project to Amber Hutchinson\, OC Technical Lead  \n \nAthletes must complete application prior to Tuesday May 23 at 5pm. \nCamp selections will be announced on Friday May 26th. \n\nRegistration\n\n\nCamp Document
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/23hprs-campniagara/
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SUMMARY:Road - Bike for Brain Health - Toronto
DESCRIPTION:On the first Sunday in June\, thousands of riders\, volunteers and supporters gather for a charity cycling event along parts of Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway with a common mission: raise funds to promote research\, innovation\, care and education in the field of aging and brain health\, in support of Baycrest. \nThe Mattamy Homes Bike for Brain Health event is a fully supported ride that provides participants with fundraising tools and guidance\, meals and snacks at our start line and rest stops along routes\, mechanical and medical assistance\, and bike and rider transportation where needed. \nThis support allows riders to focus on why they’re riding: to fund life saving projects for the aging in our community. \n															\n			\n						Register\n					\n			\n						Website\n					\n															 \nWhen you register for Mattamy Homes Bike for Brain Health\, you are signing up for a fundraising mission first\, and a bike ride second. \nWhether you’re an experienced cyclist or haven’t been on a bike for years\, there’s a place for you in the event. Cyclists can choose to ride one of four different routes ranging from 25km\, 50km\, 75km and a brand new timed 75km route. \nNew to the event in 2023 is the addition of a 75km timed route which is recommended for a cyclist who can maintain an average speed of 25km/hour on their bike for the full 75 kms. \nBaycrest Foundation’s mission is to promote research\, innovation\, care and education in the field of aging and brain health\, including Alzheimer’s disease\, dementia and stroke\, as well as medical programs and services for older adults living in the community. Mattamy Homes Bike for Brain Health provides a way for riders to do something about it: raise funds and celebrate by cycling on the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway traffic-free.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/brbh23/
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