Do you struggle to keep up with the fast-paced nature and technicalities of track cycling? Listen in and get a behind the scenes look into the sport and Valley Preferred Cycling Center as well as the T-Town cycling community. Each episode contains relevant information from a diverse group of guests—athletes, nutritionists, sports psychologists, agents, doctors, sponsors, coaches—come along for the ride with us Tuesdays.
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Do you struggle to keep up with the fast-paced nature and technicalities of track cycling? Listen in and get a behind the scenes look into the sport and Valley Preferred Cycling Center as well as the T-Town cycling community. Each episode contains relevant information from a diverse group of guests—athletes, nutritionists, sports psychologists, agents, doctors, sponsors, coaches—come along for the ride with us Tuesdays.
This week's guest has had a whirlwind of a start into the world of track cycling-- she raced her first UCI season with us, podiumed at Elite and Master's Track Nationals, and went on to race at Master's Track Worlds. Maura sits down with Emily Schelberg and they discuss everything from Emily's history with the US Skeleton team to navigating the track cycling world as well as what her support system looks like and what athlete she looks up to.
Talk of the T-Town - All Things Track Cycling
Do you struggle to keep up with the fast-paced nature and technicalities of track cycling? Listen in and get a behind the scenes look into the sport and Valley Preferred Cycling Center as well as the T-Town cycling community. Each episode contains relevant information from a diverse group of guests—athletes, nutritionists, sports psychologists, agents, doctors, sponsors, coaches—come along for the ride with us Tuesdays.
