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A Note From the Coach
July 9, 2010

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A Note From the Coach  
June 10, 2010    

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Athlete Profile: Eli Mernit
May 14, 2010

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Staying On Top of Things

April 29, 2010

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Italy Giro Camp 2010

April 2, 2010

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2010 Is Here and 2009 Is In the Past

January 21, 2010

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FinKraft Team Kit

January 12, 2010

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Kevin Hines Cyclocross National Champ
January 12, 2010

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2010 FinKraft Swim/Run Clinic
January 6, 2010

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The Final Big Push
December 9, 2009

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Peter Jameson: Iron Man
November 13, 2009

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A Note From the Coach
October 30, 2009

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Don't Be a Chicken and Race Cross
October 22, 2009

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Cyclocross Edition
October 7, 2009

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Ghisallo

Friday, Ghisallo

It has been a while since we did this ride, but I wrote a bunch of notes each day while we were in Italy on our FinKraft Camp, a trip that you do no forget anyway. I have not had time to post everything, but I will finish off the whole camp, so you guys can see what it was all about and if interested next year you can sign up.

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De Rosa

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covery ride in the rain and then off to the De Rosa factory, that is the plan for today, well not the rain, but we were just so lucky that it only rained today and not on any other day of the camp. We slept in (big day yesterday) and after the
 standard breakfast onto a nice and kind of special ride to the old part  of Bergamo.
    
               
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Motirolo and Gavia



Today was a big day for the FinKraft Camp, I personally have dreamt all my life (well as long as I been cycling) about riding up and over Mortirolo and the Gavia Pass , those are the climbs you always hear about and both of them have made such a difference in the Giro every time the race has gone over these epic and legendary mountains. ( no different this year).

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Recovery Ride Italian Style

I think after the Passo San Marco 8 hour spin , some sort of an easier day was on every one's mind. A 3 hour recovery ride sounded right . We started our ride to the local bike shop, Paolo’s bike shop in other words the Italian version of Westwood cycle.

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Passo San Marco

Passo
San Marco, a famous climb from the Giro in the past , our planned ride time was about 6 hours , so a big day.We set off from the hotel @ 9.00 am, today we will have a 3 hour to Morbegno where the climb starts.


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First Real Ride of the Italy Camp

Well, it was either this road or the Killington stage 2 TT, but since we were here in Italy this one made more sense -:) Had to rub it in a little!! It was time to go to work (riding I mean -:) ) nothing else to do , so a perfect day for a bike ride!

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On European Soil

Landed and after a couple of miles walking thru the airport in Brussels we found a spot to camp out and we needed some sleep, did not get much on the plane and we all felt like we had not slept in days. Quick bite to eat, I forgot how expensive Europe was, 12 euros for a couple eggs, a bowl cereal and some fresh squeezed orange juice, delicious!

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Bill Shattuk proudly wearing the KOM Leader's jersey he won during the Killington Stage Race

























   



























































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