Tag archive for ‘lee waldman’

  • If You Think Racing Cyclocross is Tough … A Column by Lee Waldman

    Tim Johnson is congratulated by fans along the finish line. ©Tim Westmore

    Last time we heard from Lee, it was mid-February at the height of winter in Colorado. Now that it’s warming up and he’s outside more often than not, he’s got a few other issues he’d like to chat about. by Lee Waldman If you think racing cyclocross is tough, just try teaching middle school as [...]

  • It’s February, It’s Off-Season: A Column By Lee Waldman

    by Lee Waldman It’s February in Colorado. Today, it’s in the high 50s but the wind is hurricane force. There’s a branch in my driveway as big as my Subaru. I just watched an empty trash can speeding down the street going at least 35 miles per hour. Two Sundays ago it was cold – [...]

  • Viewpoints: From a Master to a Woman, Nationals Versus Masters Worlds

    Lee Waldman and Molly Hurford: 2 cyclocross fanatics, 2 different viewpoints

    From the “Girl with the Cowbell Tattoo” to the philosophical Master’s racer extraordinaire, we bring you a new meeting of the minds. When Lee Waldman approached me (Molly) about doing a “conversation” column together, I immediately thought it was a great idea. After all, he lives across the country from me, we have a large [...]

  • Masters Worlds Rider Journal: Lee Waldman, Part III – Reflections, Feedback, and Recap

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    Lee Waldman weighs in with a recap of his race and his overall impression of the 2012 UCI Masters Cyclocross World Championships in Louisville, KY below. Rider diaries, videos, photos, reports and all things veldrijden will be pouring in this weekend for the 2012 UCI Master’s Cyclocross World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky. To see them [...]

  • Masters Worlds Rider Journal: Lee Waldman, Part II

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    Rider diaries, videos, photos, reports and all things veldrijden will be pouring in this weekend for the  2012 UCI Master’s Cyclocross World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky. To see them all, visit our 2012 Masters Cyclocross World Championships homepage. by Lee Waldman Saturday, January 14. 4:00 p.m. The story line for all of the races today [...]

  • Masters Worlds Rider Journal: Lee Waldman, Part I

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    by Lee Waldman I just arrived in Louisville last night to 20 degrees and snow!  My goal this year was to avoid a late season winter race, which was one of the reasons I chose not to race Nationals.  Looks like a bad choice.  After getting lost three times (yeah, guys do ask for directions), [...]

  • Finding Motivation Again: A Column by Lee Waldman

    Lee is starting the season strong in the Masters field. Photo courtesy of Lee Waldman

    Last week, Masters racer and Cyclocross Magazine columnist Lee Waldman philosophized a bit about  some life lessons and how they transfer into cyclocross. This week, he’s looking ahead toward the end of the season and what that means.

  • Life/Bike Lessons: a Column by Lee Waldman

    Lee is starting the season strong in the Masters field. Photo courtesy of Lee Waldman

    Last week, Masters racer and Cyclocross Magazine columnist Lee Waldman philosophized a bit about how we are always “becoming,” as both people and bike racers. This week, he’s reflecting more on some life lessons and how they transfer into cyclocross.

  • Deep Thoughts: a Column by Lee Waldman

    Excited to be racing in Boulder. Photo courtesy of Lee Waldman

    The Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur just passed.  Of all the holidays on the Jewish calendar, it is unarguably my favorite. On this one day each year I’m forced to take time and take stock of my life; how I’ve live it and how I’ve impacted the people and the world around me. I don’t [...]

  • First Race: a Column by Lee Waldman

    Lee is starting the season strong in the Masters field. Photo courtesy of Lee Waldman

    Last week, Masters racer and Cyclocross Magazine columnist Lee Waldman talks about the importance of keeping relationships steady even during the cyclocross season. This week, he’s reflecting on the season’s first races, as many of you are surely doing. I strolled through the main office in my middle school one day last week. Our financial secretary  [...]



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