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where to start, how to train?

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  1. Hi, I've been interested in road for a long time but I have just gotten into it. Right now i'm fencing and I've made the World Team for Canada but I actually reall dislike fencing...so my question is, if I want to compete at a high level (not making a world team, but to be recognized) how would I start training and how/when should I start competing?

    BTW, I live in NY and I'm 14 so I'm relatively restricted

    thx

  2. Revolt1 said:

    Hi, I've been interested in road for a long time but I have just gotten into it. Right now i'm fencing and I've made the World Team for Canada but I actually reall dislike fencing...so my question is, if I want to compete at a high level (not making a world team, but to be recognized) how would I start training and how/when should I start competing?

    BTW, I live in NY and I'm 14 so I'm relatively restricted

    thx

    Let me preface by saying that I am not a junior coach ... so, rather than give you some advice, let me direct you here: bicyclecoach.comsearch.php
    This is the current site that lists USA Cycling certified coaches. You can look in your area or not, but be sure it's someone with experience coaching juniors. I don't suggest that you need to full-time coach, but getting started on the right foot (good bike fit; goals on how much to train and what kind of training; when to compete and what type of competitions) is critical for someone like you who obviously is willing to put enough time and energy into something to excel at it. I would also recommend looking up a local bike club in your area: usacycling.orgclubs
    Best of luck ... and yes, cycling is way better than fencing. 😉

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