Lucy and Kim from Churchyard physiotherapy are offering sessions which take you through a variety of stretching and core stability exercises to help improve your cycling.
N.B the dates shown are for “The First Session” so you can start on any of the dates shown.
Jesse Sergent won the silver medal in the men’s 4000m individual pursuit at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands a repeat from his world championships performance in Copenhagen last year.
The ride off for gold was a copy of the Commonwealth Games final where he also came up against top qualifier Jack Bobridge. It was the same tactics for the slightly built Australian, who used his speed to open a telling gap of two seconds within the first kilometre. Bobridge clocked 4:21.141 to claim the title with Jesse Sergent two and a half seconds back taking the Silver medal.
For more info on the second day of the world champs click Bike NZ
The Powerco Cycle Tour of Taranaki is a stage race held over Queens Birthday weekend Saturday 4th June,Sunday 5th June, Monday 6th June 2011. Entry is open to all BikeNZ 2011 licence holders. Racing consists of four graded mass start road races and an individual time trial, with four open grades and one novice category…
Entries close on Thursday 31st March either by email to secretary@bikemanawatu.co.nz or phone Glenys on 3289 862.
State in entries your name and age group.
There is to be a change of venue and course for the time trial champs.
Start point is now the Ohakea Hall on the corner of Speedy Rd and Tangimoana Rd.
Hi Everyone
Tina has asked me to pass this message on to all our clubs as our WCNI Time Trial Champs are Saturday 9th and Road Race Sunday 10th April please circulate to all our members.
Wanganui are asking for assistance to help run these events as they will be run on the NZ Club Nationals course and also will be Open events.
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Communiqué No.2
Welcome to the 2011 RaboDirect National Club Road Cycling Champs. In just a matter of weeks riders throughout New Zealand will have the opportunity to experience racing at its best in the fabulous Wanganui region on both ITT and road racing courses. Our thanks must go to the Wanganui Cycling Club whose industrious endeavors have made this National Championships possible.