Cadence Cycling Foundation Update By David Berson

Liberty Sports Magazine introduced the Cadence Cycling Foundation in the last issue. We followed up with two students to check on their progress.

The Cadence Cycling Foundation has been training over 60 inner-city children to help them grow not only as athletes, but in all areas of their lives. Brandon Waite, 17, of Southwest Philadelphia is the oldest of five boys, will be a senior at Penn Wood High School, and hopes to attend Drexel or Temple University after graduation. Dasan Gregory, 15, of South Philadelphia will enter the 10th grade at Edward Bok Technical School in September. He is also the quarterback of the football team. We asked both participants the same questions. See what they had to say about their involvement in the Cadence Cycling Foundation. (Featured in the September October 2008 edition)

Cyclocross 101 By Tyler Wren

Cyclocross is cycling’s most fascinating and technically challenging discipline. It combines fitness, bike handling, cornering, pack riding, running and of course, dismounting and remounting. It is also much more exciting than slogging out base miles through our east coast winters or watching last year’s Tour de France while pouring sweat over your trainer. more. (Featured in the Septber October 2008 edition)

Also:
Don't Fear the Water By Bruckner Chase (Featured in the July August 2008 edition)
Cadence Cycling Foundation By David Berson (Featured in the July August 2008 edition)

Tyler Wren: Photo by Lynda Maldonado