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Newsletter Archive: April 2006
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April Showers...
Herald the 2006 Athletic Season |
April 2006
- Vol 1, Issue 2
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Greetings From Coach J |
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By the time you read this,
I will have completed my first of two dozen cycling
races on my season calendar.
At the end of last summer, I made a commitment
and began communicating my intention to produce
275 watts for three minutes at lactate threshold on
my bike. Reaching this goal would put me in a
position of power to generate my next level on the
bike.
On Thursday, March 30, I produced 273 watts for
eight minutes on an lactate interval. I reached and
surpassed my goal. Before reaching that goal, I had
never produced more than 250 watts for 3 minutes.
What did it take to reach my goal?
Commitment. Intention. Action.
I chose to commit to a goal and intentionally aligned
my actions to be consistent with my commitment. I
wish that I could say that eating well, managing my
sleep, being in compliance with my training plan,
staying hydrated and using my Compex came to me
naturally. Instead, each action represented a
constant, intentional re-choosing of my goal.
Welcome to the 2006 athletic season. What's your
goal ?
Define it.
Create it. Achieve
it.
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JDS Sportcoaching is pleased to partner with swim
coach Beth Davis to offer swim clinics in Boulder,
Colorado.
Beth, a competitive swimmer since age 6 and a
professional triathlete for several years, has been
teaching swimming to adults, children and
competitive athletes full time since 1993. The
philosophy behind her instruction is form before
speed. Her approach is core-centered which allows
her students to move faster and more efficiently
through the water without overuse of the arms and
legs.
Swimming with Beth
Indoors
Swimming Clinic
Clinic Location: Millennium
Harvest House Clinic Tuition: $200.00 A six-week indoors swimming
clinic will be held Friday nights, beginning April 21.
The clinic will focus on body posture, balance and
stroke skills. Sessions begin at 7pm.
Open Water
Series Series Location: Boulder
Reservoir Series Tuition: $175.00 An 8-session open water swim series
will be held Monday nights
starting on June 19th. This class will be held from
from 6:30-7:30pm.
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Remember getting your first bike? The freedom,
the joy, the thrill!
Maybe it was a hand-me-down from a friend or
family member, maybe it was brand-spanking new
with a banana seat and tassels on the handlebars, or
maybe you had to beg your folks (or your spouse) for
months to let you own the ride of your dreams.
SEAR Racing Team is on a mission to make that
dream come true for children who might not
otherwise have the opportunity to own a bike. The
team is collecting used children's bicycles from the
dim recesses of neighborhood garages and donating
the bikes to a local charity for distribution. The goal
is to match up 2000 bikes with 2000 kids who long to
ride.
Can you feel the wind in your hair? See the
pavement whizzing beneath your wheels? Join SEAR in uniting the community
through a simple means of transportation!
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Join JDS Sportcoaching,
LLC and the ACA for the 2006 Women's Cycling
Seminars. These seminars
are designed to combine in-class learning with on-
bike skills practice, and foster connections among
the women's cycling community.
Both seminars will be held at the Village for Early
Childhood Education (1907 West Powers Avenue,
Littleton). Morning coffee and midday lunch are
included in the $40 registration fee. Bring your bike,
your helmet and your teammates!
Women's
Women's Cycling Seminar: 22 April
New to road cycling? Looking for a riding community of your peers? This all-day seminar focuses on beginning and intermediate
cycling knowledge, skills and on-bike practice.
Register Now!
Women's
Advanced Cycling Seminar: 07 May
Feel comfortable with your current level of
knowledge and equipment and ready to take
your cycling to the next level? Curious about what it
takes to race or about improving your current racing
skills? This all-day seminar features experienced
women cycling coaches and racers covering racing
skills, team tactics and recovery techniques.
Register Now!
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A believer in
supplementation for athletes, I work to stay current
on research in the field.
Over the years, Hammer Nutrition has consistently
introduced products to athletes that are based on
good food and good science. Ever since I discovered
Hammer Nutrition products in 1997, I’ve been adding
new ones each season to my training toolbox. And
it’s no secret that I think Hammer Gel tastes good
and is easy on the stomach and the wallet.
I partner with Hammer Nutrition because they share
JDS Sportcoaching's commitment to athletes and
community. How does our athletic community benefit
by using Hammer Nutrition products? Not only do you
get great discounts and samples, but as a sponsor,
Hammer Nutrition keeps us stocked with samples and
goodies for our events.
Take your health and your sport to the next level:
ask me which Hammer Nutrition products might
benefit you.
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This newsletter is designed
to keep us in
communication with our athletic community and we'd
love to hear from you!
Shoot us an email to let us know about your
interests and the projects you're involved in. Click on
the Quick Link entitled Race Results Form and let
us know how your
last race, event or training session went.
We appreciate having an opportunity to share with
you what we're up to in the world. Our intention is to
energize you about the possibilities that are out
there, not fill up your inbox.
Thanks for joining us!
Sincerely,
The Coaching Team at JDS Sportcoaching, LLC
JDS Sportcoaching, LLC
phone:
303.744.2766
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