CONSTANT MOTION
Presents…
The 2010
Women’s Cycling Development Camp
April 21-25, 2010
Colorado Wine Country Inn
Palisade, CO
www.coloradowinecountryinn.com
Join us for 5 days in the gorgeous Colorado Wine Country. This action packed event will cover a wide array of topics, including:
• Race tactics and training with European Director Sportif and
USA Cycling Elite Coach Corey Hart, M.S.
• Ride with the Pros! Come ride alongside World and National Champions Tina Pic and Kimberly Baldwin while they share their racing experiences from Local, National and International competitions. We won’t just talk about racing in the classroom, we’ll practice different situations live and on the road!
• Nanna Meyer, PhD, RD will join us to share the importance of nutrition for women cyclists.
• Retϋl and Todd Carver will be offering 3D motion capture bike fits.
• Trek Bikes will be on site to allow you to test ride their amazing line of Women Specific Design bikes.
This is sure to be the bedrock of your racing season. Come enjoy the company of fellow cyclists, some great food (and wine), and all the while gain the knowledge you need to make 2010 your best racing season ever!
Visit www.constantmotion.us for more information and to register today!
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Ladies- get you Camp on!
CONSTANT MOTION
Presents…
The 2010
Women’s Cycling Development Camp
April 21-25, 2010
Colorado Wine Country Inn
Palisade, CO
www.coloradowinecountryinn.com
Join us for 5 days in the gorgeous Colorado Wine Country. This action packed event will cover a wide array of topics, including:
• Race tactics and training with European Director Sportif and
USA Cycling Elite Coach Corey Hart, M.S.
• Ride with the Pros! Come ride alongside World and National Champions Tina Pic and Kimberly Baldwin while they share their racing experiences from Local, National and International competitions. We won’t just talk about racing in the classroom, we’ll practice different situations live and on the road!
• Nanna Meyer, PhD, RD will join us to share the importance of nutrition for women cyclists.
• Retϋl and Todd Carver will be offering 3D motion capture bike fits.
• Trek Bikes will be on site to allow you to test ride their amazing line of Women Specific Design bikes.
This is sure to be the bedrock of your racing season. Come enjoy the company of fellow cyclists, some great food (and wine), and all the while gain the knowledge you need to make 2010 your best racing season ever!
Visit www.constantmotion.us for more information and to register today!
Presents…
The 2010
Women’s Cycling Development Camp
April 21-25, 2010
Colorado Wine Country Inn
Palisade, CO
www.coloradowinecountryinn.com
Join us for 5 days in the gorgeous Colorado Wine Country. This action packed event will cover a wide array of topics, including:
• Race tactics and training with European Director Sportif and
USA Cycling Elite Coach Corey Hart, M.S.
• Ride with the Pros! Come ride alongside World and National Champions Tina Pic and Kimberly Baldwin while they share their racing experiences from Local, National and International competitions. We won’t just talk about racing in the classroom, we’ll practice different situations live and on the road!
• Nanna Meyer, PhD, RD will join us to share the importance of nutrition for women cyclists.
• Retϋl and Todd Carver will be offering 3D motion capture bike fits.
• Trek Bikes will be on site to allow you to test ride their amazing line of Women Specific Design bikes.
This is sure to be the bedrock of your racing season. Come enjoy the company of fellow cyclists, some great food (and wine), and all the while gain the knowledge you need to make 2010 your best racing season ever!
Visit www.constantmotion.us for more information and to register today!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Tri Expo - San Diego
Tri Expo, produced by Triathlete and Inside Tri, was a huge success.
Two of the many pros in attendance were Craig Alexander and Chris Lieto.
Here, the first and second place finishers at Ironman Hawaii this year were about to be mobbed by autograph seekers before leading the Saturday morning Breakfast Burrito ride which had well over 100 cyclists and kicked off the expo.
Friday, December 18, 2009
How you know when its love?
How do you know when folks love your product? When they decide to start putting stickers on their prized Prius'! This lady really liked getting Zin'd I guess.
Only in Boulder would someone be so incredibly pumped about their bike fit, that they would choose to fly the 'Zin' on their hybrid vehicle. hehe
Seeing this made me proud :)
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Alexander wins Sports Performer of the Year
CROWIE's DREAM SEASON CONTINUES......
009 Winners Announced
The Age, Sydney Morning Herald and Colonial First State congratulates all
2009 Sports Performers. Craig Alexander took home the coveted prize and
$50,000 courtesy of Colonial First State.
• Sports Performer of the Year - Craig Alexander
• Performer of the Year with a Disability - Kurt Fearnley
• Young Performer of the Year - Lauren Mitchell
• Team Performance of the Year - Australian Socceroos
• Coach Performer of the Year - Bart Cummings
Winners in all categories, as voted for by the Australian sporting public, were announced at a gala function in The Ballroom, Star City on Wednesday evening. A special 1 hour telecast including award highlights, red carpet action and interviews will be shown on
Channel 10: Sunday November 29, 1pm AEDT
One HD: Sunday November 29, 8pm AEDT
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
the latest from Craig Alexander's website
Sometimes the best perspective comes from the woman behind the man. Craig Alexander is a humble champion, but standing behind him every step of the way is the amazing Neri. Even carrying around their young son Austin and keeping an eye out for the ever-curious Lucy, Neri was a sight to behold cheering on her husband in the lava fields at Ironman Hawaii this past October. This is the latest post from Craig's official website,
From the Wife…
November 23, 2009, 10:18 pm
Filed under: Uncategorized
It’s Neris (my) turn to update what has gone on in the Alexander household over the last few weeks.
To say we have been busy is an understatement, but it has been a “great ” kind of busy. There has been a huge amount of media interest which is great to get the sport of Triathlon out in to the general arena. It has been awesome for Craig and raising his profile, as well as being able to spread some coverage to our amazing crew and Sponsors that support ” Team Alexander“.
After Hawaii we have not really had time to come ‘down’ as after being at home only a few days Craig flew off to Perth to the ITU World Long Course Championships. He had hoped to race, but coming so soon on the back of Kona it became obvious that it was out of the question. So he was “rolled” out as a bit of a human interest story, and apparantly had more than his share of Aussie beer, as well as did a bit of guest commentry and appearances for Triathlon Australia etc.
The Noosa Triathlon festival has got to be the jewel in Triathlons crown in Australia, and not willing to miss it, we jumped on a plane and dragged the kids up 5 days of fun in Noosa. Craig once again went head to head in the Celebrity teams triathlon race for the win , this year against Marathoner Lee Troop, and once again his first hard run since Kona. I was surprised that he didn’t tear a ham string or anything, as there is no dampening the competitive spirit in Craig when there is a race on !!! We also all ran in the fun run for Breast Cancer, including our 4 year old Lucy. That child loves to run, I guess it is in the genes.
After a few more days at home, Craig once again jumped aboard a Qantes jet and headed back to the USA to fill a few Sponsorship commitments and a few interesting bits on the side. His first stop was in Austin Texas, where he went to ” The Running event” a huge Running Trade show, and met a few running legends: Alberta Salazar and Dick Beardsley. Being a sports fan, he knew all about their amazing Duel at the 1982 Boston Marathon. He stopped by Lance Armstrongs very cool and reportedly enormous bike shop, Mellow Johnnys and went for a ride with Chris Carmichael.
Next stop was onto Clearwater for the IM 70.3 World champs where apparently there was a lot of laughs and a little race day commentry with Welchy, as well as a few more Sponsorship appearances. He sure has done the rounds since his race in Kona. I have written all the schedules and been dizzy thinking about him racing from one thing to the next !!!
Filming an ad for his sponsor Road ID in Kentucky along side cycling legend Levi Leipheimer and Bob Roll, as well as the real live Forest Gump (Dean Karnzas) was the last stop on this trip. By all reports a few long days of filming was kept light and upbeat as Bob Roll continued to fuzz his lines.
Tonight his task at hand is to see if he can pour himself and his few extra kilos into his suit in readiness for the Sports Performer Awards which is on at Star City on Wednesday evening. Luckily I get to glam up for that one as well, and along with Emma Moffat, Triathlon is once again well represented with both Emma and Craig up for the top individual award.
Craig is back into training and our lives are starting to settle back into our regular Australian rhythm. The only thing missing is Craigs Mojo, so if any one finds some spare motivation lying around fling it to Cronulla and help me get my husband out the door and back training. A wife needs a little peace.
Since I have the floor, My Thanks for all the support we have received must be publicly extended to friends, family, fans, Sponsors and all of Team Alexander for helping us through this amazing time.
Stay safe and as they say ” See you at the races”
Neri
From the Wife…
November 23, 2009, 10:18 pm
Filed under: Uncategorized
It’s Neris (my) turn to update what has gone on in the Alexander household over the last few weeks.
To say we have been busy is an understatement, but it has been a “great ” kind of busy. There has been a huge amount of media interest which is great to get the sport of Triathlon out in to the general arena. It has been awesome for Craig and raising his profile, as well as being able to spread some coverage to our amazing crew and Sponsors that support ” Team Alexander“.
After Hawaii we have not really had time to come ‘down’ as after being at home only a few days Craig flew off to Perth to the ITU World Long Course Championships. He had hoped to race, but coming so soon on the back of Kona it became obvious that it was out of the question. So he was “rolled” out as a bit of a human interest story, and apparantly had more than his share of Aussie beer, as well as did a bit of guest commentry and appearances for Triathlon Australia etc.
The Noosa Triathlon festival has got to be the jewel in Triathlons crown in Australia, and not willing to miss it, we jumped on a plane and dragged the kids up 5 days of fun in Noosa. Craig once again went head to head in the Celebrity teams triathlon race for the win , this year against Marathoner Lee Troop, and once again his first hard run since Kona. I was surprised that he didn’t tear a ham string or anything, as there is no dampening the competitive spirit in Craig when there is a race on !!! We also all ran in the fun run for Breast Cancer, including our 4 year old Lucy. That child loves to run, I guess it is in the genes.
After a few more days at home, Craig once again jumped aboard a Qantes jet and headed back to the USA to fill a few Sponsorship commitments and a few interesting bits on the side. His first stop was in Austin Texas, where he went to ” The Running event” a huge Running Trade show, and met a few running legends: Alberta Salazar and Dick Beardsley. Being a sports fan, he knew all about their amazing Duel at the 1982 Boston Marathon. He stopped by Lance Armstrongs very cool and reportedly enormous bike shop, Mellow Johnnys and went for a ride with Chris Carmichael.
Next stop was onto Clearwater for the IM 70.3 World champs where apparently there was a lot of laughs and a little race day commentry with Welchy, as well as a few more Sponsorship appearances. He sure has done the rounds since his race in Kona. I have written all the schedules and been dizzy thinking about him racing from one thing to the next !!!
Filming an ad for his sponsor Road ID in Kentucky along side cycling legend Levi Leipheimer and Bob Roll, as well as the real live Forest Gump (Dean Karnzas) was the last stop on this trip. By all reports a few long days of filming was kept light and upbeat as Bob Roll continued to fuzz his lines.
Tonight his task at hand is to see if he can pour himself and his few extra kilos into his suit in readiness for the Sports Performer Awards which is on at Star City on Wednesday evening. Luckily I get to glam up for that one as well, and along with Emma Moffat, Triathlon is once again well represented with both Emma and Craig up for the top individual award.
Craig is back into training and our lives are starting to settle back into our regular Australian rhythm. The only thing missing is Craigs Mojo, so if any one finds some spare motivation lying around fling it to Cronulla and help me get my husband out the door and back training. A wife needs a little peace.
Since I have the floor, My Thanks for all the support we have received must be publicly extended to friends, family, fans, Sponsors and all of Team Alexander for helping us through this amazing time.
Stay safe and as they say ” See you at the races”
Neri
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