July 23rd, 2008 at 12:49 pm

Kettle Morraine Ride Sunday

A group of us are planning to ride 3 loops around Kettle Morraine this Sunday starting at 7 30am. Each loop is 37 miles. See map below.

kettle-morraine.pdf

July 17th, 2008 at 9:13 am

Team Magellan Photos

Our Team Photographer, Anne-Marie Sesti, asked that I post the following.  Please check out her link to see some wonderful photos of the team!

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Hello Team Magellan,

Please see the attached link to view a compilation of images including a few shots of Camp Weekend.

http://www.a-mphotography.biz/TeamMagellan/Welcome.html

Enjoy!
Anne-Marie Sesti

July 15th, 2008 at 2:08 pm

Long ride this weekend

Steven Janowiak wanted us to get the word out about a long ride he’s planning this weekend.  If you’re interested, please email Steve at:    stayput@gmail.com

Steve’s Message:

For anyone not doing Racine Half this weekend (I know most folks are) that is up for a long bike…I’m going 6:10 at an 18mph avg pace.
Just shoot an email back if interested.

For those racing SOR…. GOOD LUCK!!!

- Steve  stayput@gmail.com

July 15th, 2008 at 2:05 pm

Get your Penticton hotel here!

Rooms in Penticton have been freed up.

Contact Mitch Katten for a standard room at the Lakeside Resort mkatten@kattentemplelaw.com or work 312-663-4457

Contact Natalia Padalino for a suite at the Ramada natalia.padalino@cushwake.com or work 312 470 1804

 

July 2nd, 2008 at 12:12 pm

July 4th Ride

Steve Janowiak wanted to get the word out about the following (please contact Steve at stayput@gmail.com):

Any interested in an early morning July 4 ride starting in Barrington?
Shoot me an email by tomorrow morning and we’ll coordinate details.

I have a rather long ride to do (5+ hours) and the average pace will be brisk; 20-22mph.  Start time will be 5:30am

Steve Janowiak
stayput@gmail.com

July 1st, 2008 at 1:07 pm

Gearing up for IM Canada

Camper, ALEX SLOCUM, posed a question to the Multisports coaches:  “Have any recommendations for the gearing for IM Canada?  I have 52/38 in the front and 11 - 21 at the back?”

ROCH FREY’s response: “You will need at least a 23 rear cog but a 25 will be better.  The best overall combo would be a 53 front large chain ring and 38 small and then a 11 or 12/25 cog set in the back. Better to have that extra gear on the climbs and one more tooth on the front chain-ring.” 

For fun, check out Alex’s training ride—“when I get to the mountain at the end (1500 foot climb in 3 miles)  http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=2038413   I ride out to Winslow park and then do 2 loops up and down (it takes 35 minutes to do the climb and 25 minutes to go down because steep windy and total shiza road condtion!)  Sound like a good weekly ride for IM BC training?  Feedback appreciated.”  Alex

June 25th, 2008 at 10:15 am

Bike Fit Weekend: Update

David had previously posted about the bike fitting with Matt Hoffmann this weekend, but I wanted to get the word out  one more time.
All participants will need to fill out fit to be fit form (downloadable here: Bike Fit Form) and bring it to their fitting.  Matt will be bringing in Profile Design products for purchase.  Also, this event is not just for Team Magellan participants.  If you have a friend or family member that would like to join in, please forward this information (and the bike fit form) to them and have them respond to Bethany at bjohnson@magellandevelopment.com ASAP.

Even if you have previously given your availibility to David Carlins, I need you to email Bethany at bjohnson@magellandevelopment.com today with your requested time slot.

There are 3 choices for time slots:

Friday evening we will have a dinner reservation in downtown Chicago.  This will be begin at around 5:30.   Matt prefers to have as many interested people come to this event.  So, if you can make it to this event, please join us.  Details should follow later today on the exact location of the dinner.

Saturday, Matt will be fitting athletes at David Carlins’ home in Glencoe, IL .  He will have availabilty all day, however it would be beneficial to give us your estimated time of arrival so that we can put together a schedule that works for Mr. Hoffmann.

Sunday, Matt will be available to perform fittings at David’s house once again, but only between the hours of 1 pm and 4pm.
The cost for the bike fitting will be between $125 to $175 depending on how many people participate.

Once again, please email Bethany ASAP  with your requested time slot, and any information regarding friends/family that would like a bike fitting.

June 20th, 2008 at 4:00 pm

Matt Can Fit

I spoke with Matt and he will be available to fit people on the bike. He could be available anytime on Saturday the 28th and parts of the 29th. We plan to ride for at least a couple of hours on Sunday but could make accommodations for those wanting the fit but are unavailable on Saturday. There may also be a couple of slots for Friday night if you can’t make Saturday or Sunday.  Matt will charge between $125 and $175 depending on the number of people he gets.

If you want the fit please confirm again along with times that you are available to be fit. Allow between 30 minutes and 1hour. We will probably station him out of my house in Glencoe.

June 20th, 2008 at 12:57 pm

Training with Power, HR, and RPE

I hope that everyone’s training is going well!!

My coach Brett Petersen, (appointed the USAT Mideast Team Elite Performance Coach) wrote a very interesting article comparing training methods of power/pace based training, heart rate training, and rating of perceived exertion training that I felt our group would find interesting.

You can access the article here:

http://www.petersenperformancelab.net/JuneTrainingArticle.htm 

June 17th, 2008 at 5:03 pm

Extra rooms in Penticton?

A friend of mine recently acquired a race entry and asked me if I knew anyone with an extra bed or two in Penticton.

Please email me at scott.michalik at google dot com and I’ll pass along his information.

Thanks
-Scott Michalik