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Team Training

Join the Team Training Program

The Team Training Program is designed to train and prepare adaptive cyclists to participate in a community race.

 

The Team Training group will have access to group rides at Big Creek Park in Roswell and Silver Comet Trail in Mableton March through September. The team will participate in two races, the CHOA Strong4Life Superhero Sprint and the Sandy Springs Blue Stone 5K-9.

 

Included in the Team Training Program is access to coaching, a training plan tailored to your goals, and the opportunity to join regular practice rides. The entry fee for the race is also included. 

This program is $10 to borrow a bike for the season (March - September) and available to anyone with a physical disability.  If you do not have your own adaptive bike we have a bike available for you to borrow for the duration of the program.

 

In addition, we want to address any further barriers to adaptive cyclists getting out and riding, such as transporting or storing your bike, so please provide details if applicable to you.

To see the full training schedule, click the "Register for Team Training" button below.

Contact: desiree@catalystsports.org with any questions you might have. 

FAQ

What if I don't have a bike? No worries! You can borrow one from us!

What if I have a bike but have trouble transporting it? Not a problem. Catalyst can pick up your bike at the beginning of the training program, bring it to every practice ride and return it after the race. 

What if I don't know what distance I should train for? You can always change your distance to go shorter or longer based on how your training is going. 

Why is Catalyst doing this? We have heard for many people that some of the barriers to our bike program is the distance to travel and the difficulty in getting the personal bikes to safe riding areas. We are trying to remove as many barriers as possible to help everyone life happy and healthy lives. 

This program is supported by Cobb EMC Foundation

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