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This Month's Magazine

Stand Winter Fitness on its Head

Its time to change the mindset. The opportunities to train outdoors will be limited over the next few months. This month we address fitness from two perspectives — Setting sport specific goals and using a fitness ball to stay in shape. In addition, you'll find the Metro Detroit Ski Council Ski Guide inside, filled with a ski club directory, a bunch of trips to try and information on skiing safely.

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Inspiration Leads to Gratitude, and More Inspiration

I just received a reminder to be grateful for the life I have and teh business I'm in.

On the Anniversary of being named the Subaru Athlete of the Year in our magazine in 2007, Mandi Tuite sent me an e-mail listing the things the award inspired her to accomplish.

It's an impressive list. Not only because of what is on it, but because last year Mandi was just beginning life as a cancer survivor.

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Weight Training for Runners

There are several different types of resistance training equipment available to you in your local fitness club—free weights, Universal systems, Nautilus, Cam Systems, etc. They use different types of resistance: air pressure, fluid resistance, friction, pulleys, free weights, etc.
Which of these is best? It doesn’t matter. As long as you’re pushing or pulling against resistance and overloading the muscle you’ll gain strength.

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Get Your Off-Road Nutrition. . . Without Falling off the Bike

Off-road nutrition is much more of a logistical mystery than a simple road triathlon, where you can use a bento box, carry a bar of some type or use gel packets. Off-road, you can’t take your hands off the bars to reach for a package, tear it open, and eat it anytime. Try doing that on a volcano in Maui, or on the twisty, winding roots of a single track trail and you’ll soon be licking fresh wounds.

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State Ambassadors Needed

Written by: Peggy Herron
Posted: Wednesday, 20 August 2008
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The League of American Bicyclists is creating a new volunteer position to provide a stronger link between its regional directors (who have to serve many states) and the cycling community in every state - clubs, advocacy groups, the industry, mountain bike and racing activities, and more.

 

State ambassadors will work with board members and staff to provide closer liaison between the regional director and League members, volunteers and affiliated organizations to identify issues, challenges, and opportunities for the League to address in relation to its member services and programs; promote member participation in the League; promote League membership, services and programs to people and organizations in their state; and assist their regional director in recommending regional events and award recipients for the national office.

Appointments will be made this fall, following the Board of Directors meeting on September 25. We welcome applications - please send a cover letter and resume - through September 15; please send your nomination to bikeleague@bikeleague.org and make reference to "state ambassador" in the subject line of your e-mail.

Note: technically, we know this isn't a new position. We used to have state representatives and state legislative representatives a while back. We've chosen the term "ambassador" this time as we want people who are facilitators and connectors, people who can help the League's programs come to life, and who can process valuable feedback on those programs for the board and staff.

Click Here For more information on the League of American Bicyclists

Click Here to link to the League of Michigan Bicyclist

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