Chris' Journey Running and second, Cycling Across the U.S.
Halfway done and presents galore! Thanks to Triathlon LAB for a new cycling kit (top, bottom and sweet checkered arm sleeves)! Plus Nuun Hydration, lots of tubes and other goodies. Also Bell Bike Helmets for my new aero helmets that … Continued
3,200 miles down, 3,200 miles to go: cycling across the United States.
By far the toughest bridge ever! 5 miles of nothing but wind I could barely keep up with and about 3 ft of shoulder with nothing but reflectors to weave in and out of. Spirits are just not high today … Continued
I am backtracking today if you take a look at my website, but it gives me the opportunity to talk with the students Lacombe Middle School. On my way to New Orleans Louisiana!
The clouds here are moving out and I will be back on the road to New Orleans tomorrow. Need your advice though, do you think it was ok to ask the New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee for 1 tickets … Continued
If you haven’t heard, tomorrow is my half-way point on this 6,300+ miles journey crossing the United States and it has taken me more than 3-months to reach this point because of injury, struggles and the drive to go every … Continued
At the Hilton Garden Inn in Covington, Louisiana and behind every photo there is a story. Today I met Paul and Paula Aguilard who’s 14 year old son Tayler was granted a wish by the Make A Wish Foundation to … Continued
Yesterday I had a chance to share my journey with 40 or so team members at SPOT GPS Messenger. If you have not heard about SPOT, you should check out their Facebook and website. SPOT shows where I am at … Continued
Storms coming through the area today so staying put till they pass through and then evaluating if I try to still get out today to make it to New Orleans, Louisiana or do the 70 miles around Lake Ponchatrain tomorrow. … Continued
A lot of updates for this evening, but first meet Jean Marc originally from Montreal. Today he and I cycled for about 10 miles and part of that he said and allowed me to draft behind him. One word….Awesome! To … Continued