Photo Credit: Kenny BZ
The goal of the season was to finish in the top 10 of the Masters age category (40+). The competition at this level includes some former Olympians and Pros. Between a loss of 20 pounds by commuting to work at least three days a week (20 miles each way), eating clean, as well as some nifty, super expensive carbon tubular wheels (ZIPP 404s, Oh Yeah!), Paul was able to snag a 9th place at the Ontario Summers End Criterium. Mission accomplished, but wait until next year! Special thanks to John Howard, Graeme Street, and Al Lyman.
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1 Lance // Aug 29, 2008 at 1:18 pm
Awesome job Paul!! I bike to work, about twice a week, 9 miles one way…hmmm….maybe I need to up my rides, and pick a more scenic (read: longer) route…
2 kch // Aug 29, 2008 at 4:09 pm
Congrats to Paul. What a great achievement!
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