The aspect I like most about cycling and/or racing is:
Suffering, Ripping MTB downhill, achieving personal accomplishments and goals
The cycling/sporting accomplishment I’m most proud of is:
I used to do kickboxing fights in the ring, The one I was most proud of was an MMA fight where I beat someone who was 20kg heavier than I was. They were also several levels above me in terms of the belt they had.
Currently live in: San Francisco, CA Achieve athlete since: 2017 The aspect I like most about cycling and/or racing is: Going fast (up and down). Nailing a technical mountain bike descent. Going deep and pushing myself. Feeling proud of my efforts. Spending time outside in beautiful places. Hanging out with friends, and in races hopefully […]
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The cycling/sporting accomplishment I’m most proud of is winning the crit at the Chico Stage Race this past year was an awesome feeling.
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My favorite part of being an Achieve athlete is getting feedback and knowing I’m supported. I get to just follow the plan and work hard. It’s taken away the stress of not knowing if I’m doing it enough/right/etc., which frees up my mental energy.
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My favourite bike is: My Specialized Ruby is my favorite bike because it is super responsive on descents, has disc breaks so I always feel extra confident; only weighs 17 lbs and is fast, and because it is the best bike I own.
MORE INFOMy favorite bike is my Focus cyclocross bike because I bought it from Jeremy Powers. It constantly reminds me of what he represents–someone who has achieved next-level greatness while remaining an incredibly kind as a person. It’s also super intimidating, because I constantly feel like I don’t deserve to throw my leg over a bike he used to ride.
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My goals for the upcoming season include: Improve my endurance and climbing abilities. Bike up Mt Haleakala in June 2017. Ride and finish 100 mile/9k ft Gran Fondo in Sept 2017.
MORE INFOThe aspect I like most about cycling and/or racing is: Solitude and moving meditation. The way you feel on the start line.
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