Ride Update:

  • Completed (General Road Cycling): Distance 10.47 mi, Duration 1:12:15, Pace 06:54 min/mile, Speed 8.7 mph. #iMapMyRide 1 hr ago

BCOR™ Group Ride

How it Works:

BCOR Group Ride is designed for riders of ALL abilities. As you may notice from our shorts and jerseys (or kits), we've NEVER taken ourselves too seriously. We are passionate about riding and want to share it with you!

Cycling is the perfect low-impact high calorie burning exercise. Our riders generally burn 1,500-5,000 calories on a single ride ranging from 10-60+ miles (depending on the group you choose - Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced.) This gives us a license to eat and drink whatever we want without any of the guilt.

Our rides are friendly and cater to all ability levels, especially the needs of NEW riders to the sport. BCOR Group Ride is the perfect way to "learn how to ride a bike again", burn thousands of calories, tour many of Colorado's best cycling routes (with vehicle support or SAG), sample tasty foods and beverages, and best of all this no-drop group ride is social. Grab your bike, grab a friend, and make a day of it. BCOR Group Ride is addicting!

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07/31/10 – Improve Endurance, Bike Handling, and Speed

9am – Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Rides A criterium, or crit, is a bike race held on a short course (usually less than 5 km), often run on closed-off city center streets. This week we will complete a mock criterium with a little uphill, a little downhill, a little flat, but a lot of fun. [...]

2010 Schedule

May
  • 15 Base Training (TT Loop)
  • 22 Base Training (Anthem)
  • 29-31 Superior Morgul Classic
June
  • 5 Skillz/Drillz/Rider's choice
  • 12 Base Training (Ride #3)
  • 20 Denver Century Ride (Sunday)
  • 26 Base Training (Ride #5)
July
  • 10 Old Stage
  • 17 Lookout Mountain
  • 24 Flagstaff
  • 31 Superior Criterium
August
  • 7 Copper Triangle - 78mi (well supported)
  • 14 Ft. Collins Brewery Tour
  • 21 Ward
  • 28 Flagstaff, Sugarloaf, Sunshine, and/or Magnolia (Boulder) Lazy Dog after!
September
  • 11 Carter Lake
  • 18 Moab Century Ride
  • 25 Oscar Blues

Low Intensity rides are about 10-20 miles

May
  • 15 Base Training (TT Loop)
  • 22 Base Training (Anthem)
  • 29-31 Superior Morgul Classic
June
  • 5 Skillz/Drillz/Rider's choice
  • 12 Base Training (Ride #3)
  • 20 Denver Century Ride (Sunday)
  • 26 Base Training (Ride #5)
July
  • 10 Old Stage
  • 17 Lookout Mountain
  • 24 Flagstaff
  • 31 Superior Criterium
August
  • 7 Copper Triangle - 78mi (well supported)
  • 14 Ft. Collins Brewery Tour
  • 21 Ward
  • 28 Flagstaff, Sugarloaf, Sunshine, and/or Magnolia (Boulder) Lazy Dog after!
September
  • 11 Carter Lake
  • 18 Moab Century Ride
  • 25 Oscar Blues

Medium Intensity rides are about 20-40 miles

May
  • 15 Base Training (TT Loop)
  • 22 Base Training (Anthem)
  • 29-31 Superior Morgul Classic
June
  • 5 Skillz/Drillz/Rider's choice
  • 12 Base Training (Ride #3)
  • 20 Denver Century Ride (Sunday)
  • 26 Base Training (Ride #5)
July
  • 10 Old Stage
  • 17 Lookout Mountain
  • 24 Flagstaff
  • 31 Superior Criterium
August
  • 7 Copper Triangle - 78mi (well supported)
  • 14 Ft. Collins Brewery Tour
  • 21 Ward
  • 28 Flagstaff, Sugarloaf, Sunshine, and/or Magnolia (Boulder) Lazy Dog after!
September
  • 11 Carter Lake
  • 18 Moab Century Ride
  • 25 Oscar Blues

High Intensity rides are about 40-80 miles

    Rules of the Road

  • Helmets are required
  • Water bottles highly recommended
  • Food bars or gels recommended for rides longer than 1 hour
  • Different route every week
  • Cyclists ride two abreast unless it’s unsafe to do so
  • Read all the Rules

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    said Lisa at 3:57 pm - 07/23/10
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    said Alan Klein at 12:01 pm - 07/22/10
  4. I’ll see you there. I’m looking forward to this one. It will...

    said Alan Klein at 11:59 am - 07/22/10
  5. Hey, I vote for 8:00 for future rides. I’ll miss this one because it will...

    said Mel Q at 7:27 am - 07/17/10

Training Tips

Drink Coffee to Recover

Researchers found that coffee can help boost your glycogen levels. The catch? You have to drink a lot of it.

Whether you’re looking for an excuse to down another cup of joe, or legitimately want to recover from workouts faster, a study recently published in the Journal of Applied Physiology has good news for you. The only catch that you better really like coffee.

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