http://tjwoodruffonline.com/2008/06/11/secret-training/ life on two wheels. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:57:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://tjwoodruffonline.com/2008/06/11/secret-training/#comment-1057 Brian Schaning Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:24:29 +0000 http://tjwoodruffonline.com/2008/06/11/secret-training/#comment-1057 TJ- your in Colorado and you don't even give the states newest resident a call!?!?!?!? WTF dude, you better call me on your way back home so you can stop and we can hit up some sweet rides! TJ- your in Colorado and you don’t even give the states newest resident a call!?!?!?!? WTF dude, you better call me on your way back home so you can stop and we can hit up some sweet rides!

]]> http://tjwoodruffonline.com/2008/06/11/secret-training/#comment-1056 Chloe Forsman » Blog Archive » Road racin’ Sun, 15 Jun 2008 03:15:56 +0000 http://tjwoodruffonline.com/2008/06/11/secret-training/#comment-1056 [...] Somewhere between La Vuelta de Bisbee and the present I’ve flown to California a couple times, once from Colorado and once from Arizona. I’ve also driven the distance from Tucson to Boulder three times and moved out of my apartment and back home. A few weeks ago I started a couple of summer courses online–government and nutrition. Sometime in May I raced Collegiate Road Nationals and did well enough to find myself on the Ryan’s Collegiate All-Star Team (a composite squad) racing the Nature Valley Grand Prix. Oh, last weekend went pretty well at the Teva Mountain Games–TJ did an update for me. So here I am, in Minnesota and happy to say I’ve kept the rubber side down, haven’t been time cut, and actually sit somewhere in the top-50 GC. There’s one criterium left but this particular crit has a climb with a 20% grade. I guess if you’re not one of the top climbers in the country, it’s not a matter of if you get dropped but when. Amanda Miller, one of my teammates for the week has some good blog updates about the racing so far. Since she’s not a slacker when it comes to blogging, I’d suggest reading her posts and not bother with mine. [...] [...] Somewhere between La Vuelta de Bisbee and the present I’ve flown to California a couple times, once from Colorado and once from Arizona. I’ve also driven the distance from Tucson to Boulder three times and moved out of my apartment and back home. A few weeks ago I started a couple of summer courses online–government and nutrition. Sometime in May I raced Collegiate Road Nationals and did well enough to find myself on the Ryan’s Collegiate All-Star Team (a composite squad) racing the Nature Valley Grand Prix. Oh, last weekend went pretty well at the Teva Mountain Games–TJ did an update for me. So here I am, in Minnesota and happy to say I’ve kept the rubber side down, haven’t been time cut, and actually sit somewhere in the top-50 GC. There’s one criterium left but this particular crit has a climb with a 20% grade. I guess if you’re not one of the top climbers in the country, it’s not a matter of if you get dropped but when. Amanda Miller, one of my teammates for the week has some good blog updates about the racing so far. Since she’s not a slacker when it comes to blogging, I’d suggest reading her posts and not bother with mine. [...]

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