Tenāc Championship Coaching

12/18/2020

This time of the year is full of planning. We are “sharpening the axe” — writing down goals, building performance models, and integrating the small details.

12/01/2020

Huge focus this month as we begin to plan the 2021 season

11/26/2020

“We are thankful for these and all the good things of life. We recognize that they are a part of our common heritage and come to us through the efforts of our brothers and sisters the world over. What we desire for ourselves, we wish for all. To this end, may we take our share in the world's work and the world's struggles.”- J. S. Woodsworth

11/06/2020

Report 99

11/04/2020

Tenac Training Tip from Coach

10/28/2020

Cornering is best done by preparing correctly and being ready for the unexpected.

10/24/2020

Report 98

10/15/2020

It’s my pleasure to introduce the newest coach: Chad Beyer ( ). I first met chad when he was 13 and he was hanging onto our wheels He matured to the top levels of cycling to race the world tour and finish the Now he’s aiming to pass on his experience thru science and help Tenac achieve their peak See more information on Chad at our bio link.

09/26/2020

qualifying ride conquered today. Thank you .tullous for joining me along with the athletes of

09/21/2020

Coach presenting his Athlete Case study at our coaching retreat.

09/20/2020

Kiss the Sky GRVL ride is done and we are definitely dusted.

09/12/2020

Big day today at camp. We rode with athlete setting a new FKT time. Pictures are post ride.

09/10/2020

Thank you for being a pleasure to work with and producing an incredible product.

09/03/2020

A few events happened this past weekend... Report 97

08/29/2020

Big rain last night equals big trail find this morning

07/30/2020

Riding here in La Frontera Arizona has its challenges but it’s a beautiful wild place with some exciting downhills (if you like rocks!)

07/11/2020

80k of gravel today for athletes of Can’t wait to visit and ride with them again. @ San Luis Potosí City

07/04/2020

Happy Fourth of July!

06/02/2020

05/07/2020

. Report 96
HUGE shout out to all our athletes! They have embraced the adversity and successfully leveraging it to their advantage. These are but a few results the past couple of weeks with more coming in the next coming weeks. Stay Tuned!

04/30/2020

It was 20 years ago today that I had one of my best performances on a bicycle. It was Stage 2 of , the stage. Yes back then, Mogollon was day 2 with the TT on day 1. Somehow I won the TT stage. I had borrowed some 30 minutes before the start and pedaled like a man possessed for the last 4.5 miles. On the Mogollon stage, I padded my lead by taking the first sprint bonus and then helped 1 of 3 teammates into break. Once we turned right onto the climb, I stayed focused to stay out of the wind till after the flat portion of the climb. The rest I had visualized for months attacking at a cattle guard with 5k to go and finishing as fast as possible. We caught everyone in the break but an English MTBer so I placed 2nd. I still was overjoyed as that climb had haunted me for years. I finally had the performance I envisioned. I went on to take the overall. The field was mainly Pro MTB riders, the and many others aspiring to be professional road racers. Our team was 3 and I could not have won without them. Each day .nomie and managed to get in the break and/or keep me positioned well. .gnomie even won the Crit stage. On the last day(stage 5), I won my first ever road race. With 30k to go attacked and I went went him. We rode through 2 breaks taking one guy to the finish with us. I barely edged Walker in the sprint and he went on to finish 2nd overall. I've raced 7 times from a Cat 4 ( was there) to Cat 1. I've coached and managed 2 master's teams at the race and acted as an assistant DS for the Hincapie Development Team. Incredible memories---The race at one time was even in late June! I'm excited to return there again in 2021 as a coach. 😉Cheers!

04/28/2020

04/22/2020

Report 95 First athlete to Congrats!

04/12/2020

04/02/2020

to events past This one goes out to 2001 La Vuelta Sinaloa. The race was 7 days and 9 stages in September. Hot hot hot and I believe we raced through a tropical storm on one stage. We had several stage wins and multiple podiums but very little in the overall standings. I remember no air conditioning, never knowing where the finish was and being taken to local authorities to make sure we were legal. Finish in Mazatlan was a great place celebrate the race. The drive home will have be told on a different 😬

03/31/2020

It’s hunting season! can be a great source of motivation whether it be a PR, QOM, KOM, or a creating a challenging route. Be safe out there and most of all enjoy the ride.

03/26/2020

to 2014: wins the with teammate Robert Mennen

03/24/2020

Report 94

03/14/2020

Long overdue Report 93. Congratulations to all our athletes and coaches