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Welcome to the ABCC ABCC Conference - Pedal Power This year's conference once again is in Coventry at the Transport Museum. We have a full programme as usual, details here
Sad to record that Ray Minovi is with us no longer. Ray has been the editor of our magazine for the last fifteen years and provided us with a great deal of our coaching knowledge and his death on 5th September is an enormous loss to us. Some tributes are recorded here. Details. We have been fortunate that Dr Mark Wilcox has agreed to take over the
editorship of Cycle Coaching. Ray unfortunately deteriorated so rapidly
over the last couple of months that Mark never got the opportunity to
meet with him which means that he'll need a lot of help and support from
all of us. If you have any ideas for the magazine, can tell us what you're
doing, what we should be doing, interesting articles, you'll be helping
enormously. You can e-mail Mark On-Line Coaching Forum Now LIVE A registration form for 2008 can be downloaded here If cycling coaches are what you are looking for because you feel the need for improved training, or you are a practicing or prospective cycle coach, then welcome to the web site of the Association of British Cycling Coaches. On this web site you can find (or become) a cycling coach, read coaching articles about bike training and other related topics, discover book reviews and abstracts of sports science papers, and keep up to date with cycling news. Training - on and off the bike - has been the life blood of the Association of British Cycling Coaches for over 30 years, so there is a wealth of experience and expertise available to all those who need it. We provide coaching and training programs in all the different branches of this challenging and interesting sport, and also work with those who simply want to get fitter to better enjoy their touring and social cycling.
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Ramin
Minovi
Eight more reviews from
the pen of Ray Minovi icluding two useful tools
for Cyclo-Cross expertise and a Cycling training manual. There's a
book with beautiful cycling photos, another on Graeme Fife's exploits
as a cyclist; there's one about arguably the best Briitish pro we've ever
had (that's Robert Millar) and also one on the writings of Matt Seaton.
Two films are covered, one the story of Graeme O'Bree and also Phil Anderson's
'82 tour. As good a collection of Cycling book reviews as you'd get anywhere.
