Training

Brunswick Cycling Club runs a number of regular organised road and track training sessions. These are open to all club members and (unless specified otherwise) anyone holding a Ride-It or competitive license.

For more information on any training sessions or club coaching please contact the club secretary. For more details on specific sessions, please follow the links below or in the right side panel »

BCC Training Matrix

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Winter
Apr-Oct		 DISC Fed Sq. Pacing @ HSV   DISC
Summer
Nov-Mar		 Alf Alf

Please note – cyclists can also train at DISC outside of the normal club sessions by checking the availability of the track with Cyclesport Victoria.

Latest Training News

Sunday Dev Session F200s Results

P. Bushell, August 8, 2010
F200 times from Sunday Dev Session 8 Aug 2010

DON’T FORGET

P. Bushell, June 24, 2010
Friday 25 June 7:00 pm - Club Track Presentation night Saturday 26 June 1:00 pm - Team Time Trial Training Sunday 27 June 12:00 pm - Cyclocross racing

Sale Items!

L. Hocking, June 8, 2010
There is still some of the old Club Kit for sale at 50% off. There is limited stock available. Please contact Janine Comte by email (comte.janine.c@edumail.vic.gov.au) or in person if you wish to purchase this kit.

Wednesday Night Ride

L. Hocking, June 2, 2010
With the dark and cold weather upon us are you lacking people to go training with? Every Wednesday night Brunswick CC have a group road training ride. The ride departs from Fed Square @6:15pm and is 30-60km long. Anyone with a valid CA licence is welcome to join in the ride. For more information: http://brunswickcyclingclub.com/training/wednesday-beach-road/

Keeping your toes warm.

C. McFarlane, May 26, 2010
With the days getting cooler our thoughts when out riding turn to how cold our toes are! Well try this on your next ride..rub a little Deep Heat cream between your toes (yes all 10 of them) I had heard of this technique from Wangaratta legend Ian Bott and decided to try it last weekend and I can confirm that it does work!! I braved a Ballarat morning with no socks and although it felt like I had mud between my toes for the first 10 minutes I wasn't distracted by that numb feeling of frozen feet. Give it a go...onya Cam

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