If you are looking for a camp to teach you how to switch gears or to break, let’s be honest, this is not the right place for you (yet). But if you are looking to improve, challenge yourself, experience riding with a powermeter, learn how to fuel to ride further, higher, and faster, then you are at the right place!
Continue readingBy coincidence, International Women's Day fell on Wednesday during our very first Women's Edition cycling camp. Was it different from other weeks? Not at all! They rode a lot, climbed a lot of mountains, and supported each other. They are the Sa Calobra Cycling Club.
Continue readingThey all came from different countries, had different levels, sometimes different expectations as well about the camp. But they all shared the same passion for cycling and determination to surpass themselves. Either Alex who has been carrying his 111kg up to the Tramuntana Mountains, Sophie who smashed the Team record at Sa Calobra, or Kelly who climbed Coll dels Reis despite suffering of a crash earlier in the week, they worked so hard this week. We’re proud of you. All of you!
Continue readingThursday was not only the hardest ride we have ever done, with 130km and seven climbs, including four 2nd category. It was also the most challenging weather we ever faced in four years: only 1° at the top of Puig Major, strong wind, hail on the Sóller climb. But all the riders made it to the end. What a day!
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Let's give a voice to those who know us best : the riders! The Sa Calobra Cycling Club is a team, your team! Today, an interview with Dave, who talks about his experience at the Sa Calobra Cycling Club and how he came to prepare for the Mallorca 312. For those who don't know you, can you introduce yourself? Dave Carter : I started cycling about 4 years ago when I was 48, after transitioning from my main physical activity of road running which had started to put excessive strain on my body and [...]
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