trackracing

Dylan Bibic is one of the top junior road and track racers in the world. He has won multiple Canadian National Championships on the track, has trained with the Canadian Olympic team, and is currently racing with Cannibal Team in Belgium as he gears up for the World Championships. Prior to my conversion with Dylan, we have results from Freedom Run Road Race with more content on our website at packchatterpodcast.com

Instagram: @packchatter, @dylanbibic, @cannibalteam 

She is a former (and maybe future) cyclocross star, a National Champion, a World Champion, an Olympian, and Curtis' little sister. In their first-ever joint interview, Curtis and Emma share some childhood memories, talk track racing, and Curtis asks that million dollar question, "will Emma ever return to her cyclocross roots?" 

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Instagram and Twitter: @curtisjwhite, @emmawhite7,  @emmabeancx

Curtis' YouTube Channel. 

Email Curtis questions: inthered@curtisjwhite.com

The Lioness has found her way back to the pack. Kendall Ryan, now of L39ion of Los Angeles is focused on earning her spot on the the US Olympic team for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in the Team Pursuit and the Madison. However, that focus isn’t going to preclude her from pursuing her dreams of complete and total domination of the #critlife. The Crit Queen joins us to talk about how she’s taking the time to invest deeply in herself and preparing for the challenges that are going to face her in the coming year.

We also talk about her focus on recovery including the vital importance of sleep. She’s became an ambassador for ChiliSleep and cannot say enough good things about their product. And just for you she’s here to provide a promo code: Kendall22 to help save 22% off your purchase of a unit that she says has changed her sleep quality for the better.

In summer 2016, the Meidhofs packed, 2 dogs, a cat, and their possessions into an RV and took off for California and a new adventure. Just a couple weeks after arriving, and without much in the way of a support system in LA, Jason was hit by a negligent driver and seriously injured. This is the story of his recovery, and return to form.

Previously a master's world champ on the track, he was forced to rebuild his fitness and reconnect parts of his brain that were injured. Fortunately he wasn't alone, and neither was his wife Robin. The two of them came closer together than ever before; and thanks to that bond, and the countless hours of help from others, they were able to get back to normalcy. And when you suffer a traumatic brain injury, normal is such a beautiful word. 

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