The VeloPro Blog
Paris-Brest-Paris, Day 3 – The Big Finish
We're very excited to share VeloPro Brand Ambassador, Jeff Sigman's blog of his Paris-Brest-Paris experiences last August. PBP is one of the original monuments of long-distance cycling. Founded in 1891 and held every four years, PBP tests elite cyclists with its 1,200 km (750 miles) distance and 9,750 meters (32,000 feet) of climbing in a non-stop 80 hour time limit. All riders must complete a series of timed qualifying events to be invited to ride. Adding to the challenge, PBP is considered a brevet, or self-supported event! No team van, pro mechanic or personal chefs allowed.
Paris-Brest-Paris, Day 2 – The Dream State
We're very excited to share VeloPro Brand Ambassador, Jeff Sigman's blog of his Paris-Brest-Paris experiences last August. PBP is one of the original monuments of long-distance cycling. Founded in 1891 and held every four years, PBP tests elite cyclists with its 1,200 km (750 miles) distance and 9,750 meters (32,000 feet) of climbing in a non-stop 80 hour time limit. All riders must complete a series of timed qualifying events to be invited to ride. Adding to the challenge, PBP is considered a brevet, or self-supported event! No team van, pro mechanic or personal chefs allowed.
Dave Anolik - A Man on a Mission
VeloPro brand Ambassador Dave Anolik created his own event at Portland, Oregeon's Mt. Tabor. This unique park is built on a dormant volcano, features watershed reservoirs, and is covered in tall pines. Mt. Tabor is about 650 feet in elevation and has close to 3 miles of paved roads and paths that make for nice short climbs and descents. To celebrate the beauty of this Portland landmark, Dave cycled the park continuously for 14 hours, riding 120 miles and climbing over 13,000 feet. Dave is shown here in red riding with Lee Johnson and Jon Seaman to share the joy of a rare sunny Winter day.
Paris-Brest-Paris, Day 1 – A Thrilling Start
We're very excited to share VeloPro Brand Ambassador, Jeff Sigman's blog of his Paris-Brest-Paris experiences last August. PBP is one of the original monuments of long-distance cycling. Founded in 1891 and held every four years, PBP tests elite cyclists with its 1,200 km (750 miles) distance and 9,750 meters (32,000 feet) of climbing in a non-stop 80 hour time limit. All riders must complete a series of timed qualifying events to be invited to ride. Adding to the challenge, PBP is considered a brevet, or self-supported event! No team van, pro mechanic or personal chefs allowed.
Cycling Success by Simplification
Ed Serrat is one of the best masters mountain bike racers in the country. After 21 years of training and racing, he has some hard earned wisdom to share. In 2019 he used VeloPro to try a new simplified approach to make training more enjoyable without sacrificing event results. Ed was kind enough to write this blog to share how he did it.
Coach's Corner - How Many Hours a Week Should You Train?
Understanding how much you should train is common question and a tricky one. Coach Kadir helps you understand the 5 factors you should consider when determining how much to workout.
Bike Trip of a Lifetime
Stacey Royce, who arranges bike tours all around the world with LifeCycle Adventures, shares her story of training for an epic trip of a lifetime to France, Spain and Italy!
Bike MS Waves-to-Wine 2019 Highlights
Every year Coach Kadir gathers a great team of friends to help support the National MS Society's "Bike MS Waves-to-Wine" charity ride.
The Soul of VeloPro
We're often asked why we started VeloPro and why we're so passionate about cycling training. Here's a little video on how it all started.
Bullying Cyclists is Illegal
Here's a quick video of a recent incident a member of our VeloPro Staff experienced on a training ride. Rolling coal is illegal. It is dangerous. It pollutes. Worst of all, it is an extreme form of bullying against a defenseless target.
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