Prose, poetry, flora and fauna
("see me, feel me, touch me, hear me")
By, and For, Those Who Still Maintain a Healthy Supply of Brain Cells
Training Tips
real
- Staying Up or How not to crash! - by John "JT" Tomlinson, ex-NEBCer, Cat 2 racer, licensed coach
- What is Cyclocross? A quick tutorial - by Harry Wolfson
- First Race Day Tips (honestly) - by Paula Tedesco, Mark McMaster, etc
- Racing in the Rain - by Mark McMaster
- Tubular Tires: Adhesives & Practice - by C. Jones, Barnett Bicycle Institute & C. Howat, University of Kansas
not so real
- elaine & jane's training log - by Elaine Braun-Keller
- Breakfast of Champions - by Jack Donohue
- Bike Racing Primer - by Bruce Hildenbrand
- Little John's Guide for Weight Weenies - by John Bailey
- Cyclists Secret Caste System - by Rick Denny (on his site)
Poetry Slam
- PHILOSOPHY - by Jay Carrington
- Father's Lament - by Jay Carrington
- Fans - by Dan Wolfson
- Endorphine Count - by Dan Wolfson
- Take me out to the Bike Race - by Kevin Wolfson
Riding Writing
- Kurt Hackler's 2001 Season Journal - by Kurt Hackler
- A Father's View of Fitchburg - by Harry Wolfson, June/July 2000
- "From Zimbabwe, With Speed" by Dan Wolfson
---> from The Ride Magazine; vol 7, no 9; Nov 15, 1999 (Dan's first published work!)
- Tour de Brew Weekend '97 - "We came, we saw, we drank"
- AOTEAROA (or to us, New Zealand) - by Julie Bernardi and Ray Johnson
- Chilly, Hilly and Hot Chili Ride cue sheet - by Harry Wolfson
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Father's Lament - by Jay Carrington
20 mile fixed gear ride for lunch
half a dozen laps around the house with a two year old
Eleven o'clock, web surfing, third glass of wine
Something with a goat on the label...putrid (sorry bob)
Welcome to life
Jay "jaythebabyluvsyakid" carrington
P.S. freewheels are for wimps
(c) copyright 1997 by Jay Carrington
Do not reproduce without permission from author
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Fans - by Dan Wolfson
Thousands of people
different colors
different faces
in a blur
clapping
cheering you on
a sense of motivation
you dig deeper
(c) copyright 1996 by Dan Wolfson
Do not reproduce without permission from author
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Endorphine Count - by Dan Wolfson
The zone
a blue color
a neutral feeling
my legs spin
spin on
the scenery whizzes by
the undulating terrain lifts me
gently lowers me
gradually changes my direction
my deep breathing
a calm, relaxed rhythmic pattern
my mind is off in another land
a land far, far away
a parallel blue dimension
the cool wind flowing
in an endless path
hits my face and ears
the sound is amplified by the lush green trees
that line the road
my legs spin
free
the zone
blue
neutral.
(c) copyright 1996 by Dan Wolfson
Do not reproduce without permission from author
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