Hey Everyone,
Our first Mac Court Clean up is this Thursday January 21st at 9:30 pm. If you are on the team this is mandatory unless you talk to me.
I will have the jackets for everyone there to pick up. If you are not on the team but want to help feel free to stop by and lend a hand.
Please meet in the main lobby (right inside the doors) a little before 9:30 so we can start on time. It should take a couple of hours. See you there.
Will Niemann-Ross
UO Cycling
Why are you sitting at your computer?
The first collegiate race is March 13-14 in Boise, Idaho
Time to start training, if you haven’t already!
Hey Everyone,
We are going to have an important team meeting this Tuesday, November 17th at 7:00 p.m. We will be meeting in Pacific room 12. We will be collecting dues and money for T-shirts so bring cash or checks ($125 for dues, $10 for T-shirts).
What we will be talking about:
1) Team Dues: We have decided to make dues $125 this year in order to cover increased travel costs.
2) T-Shirts: They will be $10 and are going to be sweet. Need christmas presents for the family? Boom! Got you covered.
3) Calendars: A sweet slide show of pictures we are using.
4) The 2010 UO Kit: Its going to be sweet, a quick preview is in order.
5) Sponsors: We have a ton of new sponsors this year and we want to get you into the deals asap!
6) Training: We’ve had many talks lately and I’ve heard some of you are overwhelmed. I will rest all your concerns.
7) Team Dinners: We are going to start organizing these ASAP!
Again please bring money, we can’t legally give you sponsor’s codes unless you are a paid up member!
If you have any questions at all let me know. See you all there!
Will Niemann-Ross
UO Cycling Team
The ride will be going out at 11 o’clock from Life Cycle instead of 9.
Happy Halloween!
-Azul

Pumpkin Bike!
A huge group of people attended the seminar on training. Now that these people understand the basics of training the next step is to focus your training toward a specific fitness goal.
The focus of our next seminar will be on setting goals and implementing strategies that increase the likelihood of achieving your goals. Goals and motivation are not only important for success in sports, but also academics and everyday life.
Located In Mackenzie Hall in Room 240B. Starting at 6 o’clock PM on Tuesday, November 3rd.
Hey,
We’re going to switch it up this weekend…
Saturday: 1 ride leaving at 9:00 am (no 10:00 ride) from LifeCycle Bike Shop. If its not raining: we will be taking some photographs for the Calendar so if you have an Oregon kit wear it, otherwise wear what you got. I will try to bring some extra jerseys (if anyone else has extra please bring them as well).
Sunday: 1 ride leaving at 9:00 am (no 10:00 ride) from LifeCycle Bike Shop.
Riding is the best cure for a hangover!!!
Don’t forget the workout Friday Morning at 8:00 am. No hill repeats, I promise.
Will Niemann-Ross
This Tuesday will be our first seminar of the year.
Recent human physiology graduate Michael Brunelle will be covering the fundamentals of training with the goal of giving everyone the knowledge needed to create or critically evaluate training plans.
The seminar will be in MacKenzie 240B at 6pm on Tuesday Oct. 27th.
-David
Team Core Workouts will be starting next week, Monday Oct 19th. They involve a small amount of running, plyometrics, core work, and strengthening. They’ll start out fairly easy and become harder as you get stronger.
They will be held twice a week at the Student Rec center on:Mondays at 6:30 PM and Fridays at 8:00 AM.
We will meet in the Student Rec Center lobby by the front desk. Wear workout cloths, running shoes, and bring a water bottle. They usually last around an hour and a half. If you have any questions let me know. See you all there,
Will Niemann-Ross
503-778-0742
Hey everybody!
The U of O cycling team will be meeting at Life Cycle Bike Shop at 10 o’clock AM sharp on saturday, October 10th for the first official team ride!
The ride is non-competitive, will be somewhere between 15-25 miles, and will pedal along at a very easy pace. Anyone is welcome as this is a great opportunity to get introduced to the sport of cycling!
If you are feeling a little more competitive a ride will be going out at 8:30 at Life Cycle (See link above) to do a faster paced ride before meeting up with the 10 o’clock group.
Be sure to bring plenty of warm clothing, water (very important!), and food (clif bars, a PB&J sandwich, bannanas, even a snickers bar can be empowering fuel on a bike ride).
We go rain or shine, and always have a good time. Hope to see you there!
Also, please note that helmets are required.
-Azul