Exercising at Altitude
Here’s a good overview of the challenge of altitude. “Ever wondered why you breathe harder and faster when you’re working out at a higher altitude than that to which you’re accustomed? In colloquial terms, we often say that at elevation,the air is thin, or that there’s less oxygen in the air. What does this mean, though, […]
Continue reading2013 Triathlon Camp in Mammoth
As we prepare for our 2013 Triathlon Camp in Mammoth Lakes, we are excited to make some new changes. Here’s a brief overview of a few of the the changes in store. More details as they become available. Saturday Bike Route – Our route on Saturday will be a combination of two of last year’s […]
Continue readingMost Improved – Vicki Potts
This distinction is given to a returning rider who has shown remarkable improvement from last year to this year. Vicki Potts, you impressed us all. We loved having you up in Mammoth again. Great work! […]
Continue readingThe Motivator – Keith Woodside
The distinction of “The Motivator” goes to Keith Woodside. Not only does Keith work his tail off, but he also finds the energy to encourage, support, inspire and challenge other riders. Way to go Keith.
Continue readingThe Domestique – Bill Pettus
A domestique is a cyclist who works for the benefit of his team and leader. Bill epitomizes the spirit of this award because of all the selfless riding he did while up in Mammoth. Bill pushed the pace up front and gladly dropped back to help other riders when they were against the ropes. […]
Continue readingMammoth Mountain Woman – Karrie Nix
The Mammoth Mountain Woman distinction is reserved for a cyclist who gets up day after day and grinds out the mileage without complaint or signs of fatigue. Karrie, in the midst of all you have on your plate you manage to find a way to maintain your fitness. Your perseverance this past weekend stood out […]
Continue readingMammoth Mountain Man – Paul McGregor
The Mountain Man distinction is reserved for a cyclist who gets up day after day and grinds out the mileage without complaint or signs of fatigue. Paul, you truly did impress us all. Who knew that a Krav Maga instructor could make the transition to cycling without a hiccup. All I can say is that […]
Continue readingFriday Afternoon Run, Dinner, Saturday’s Ride
Meet in front of our conodo at 4:30 if you want to go for a run. We will drive up to Horeshoe Lake. Mileage will vary from 2-6 miles. Dinner this evening is at 6:45. Saturday’s Ride – Sart time is 7:45. Benton Crossing – see route below for details. You’ll have to scroll down […]
Continue readingAppetizer Happy Hour and Meeting – Thursday 7:30
Meet at our condo – Room 173 Mia, Jillian, Laura, and Vicki are providing us with some tasty appetizers. We will have iced tea water. Feel free to bring your own adult beverage. At about 8:15 I will take afew minutes to give an overview of the weekend and answer any questions that you […]
Continue readingMammoth Camp Information
The town of Mammoth Lakes sits at 7,900 ft and the peak of Mammoth Mountain sits at 11,053. Most of our rides and runs during the Mammoth Camp will be in the 7,000 to 9,200 range. I have included a few suggestions to help make this year’s camp a great experience for you. First, our home base […]
Continue readingDaily Schedule
Thursday Evening – 7:30 – Happy hour and welcome! Bring your favorite drink (gatorade, water, beer, wine or whatever your drink of choice is) and join us for some appetizers. If you cannot attend, many of the details of this evening’s meeting will be posted on the website. Condo #173 Friday – June Lake […]
Continue readingMammoth Cycling Camp – Day 1: June Lake Loop
June Lake Loop Directions Exit June Lake parking lot @ 7/10 mile – Right onto Garbage Pit Road @ mile 1.0 Right onto June Lake Loop (Hwy 158) Continue on 158 @ mile 15.7 Right onto Hwy 395 Stay on far right shoulder. Plenty of room here. @ mile 21.8 Right on Hwy 158 @ mile 22.8 […]
Continue readingMammoth Cycling Camp – Day 4: King of the Mountains
You don’t want to miss this ride!!!!!! My favorite.
Continue readingGreat Spot for Lunch
If you can hold out until Bishop for lunch on your drive up to Mammoth, this place is worth the wait. Great sandwiches. Erik Shat’s Bakery 763 N. Main Street, Bishop California (760) 873-7156 Toll Free (866) 323-5854 http://www.erickschatsbakery.com/
Continue readingRide Like the Pros
Enjoy cycling on beautiful traffic- free roads in Mammoth Mountain, Mammoth Lakes, and the Owens Valley Ride like a Professional When you sign up for our Mammoth Cycling Camp, each day you’ll cycle distances ranging from 25 – 60 miles. You get to enjoy the support and encouragement of not only our staff, but others […]
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