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Important Message from Chelsea Masters regarding TT and fundraising
Publié: février 4, 2013 dans UncategorizedThis is your Head Coach with another dire warning! If you are not racing in our club TT tomorrow, you better be sick, injured, scheduled for surgery, or trapped under something really heavy! Everyone in the club (and your friends, family and acquaintances) should come out and do this TT! Come and get a fun race under your belt if you’ve never done one before! We will all be cheering each other! Let’s show those juniors what we can do for them! Let’s show our sponsors the strength of the club!
Tomorrow is our first club race of the season, and likely a new annual event. It’s the XC CHELSEA MASTERS FOR JUNIORS RACE! Tue. Feb. 5, 2013. Registration 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. Race Start: 7:00 p.m. Format: Individual Time Trial, 7 km, Skate or Classic. Lots of prizes! Entry fee is minimu of $10, but we want you to donate as much as you can to support ZEKE WILLIAMS, our roller ski coach who qualified and competed at the World Juniors only a week ago. Let’s show our support for a deserving young racer every year! Check out the great prizes and all the details on our website.
http://xcchelseamasters.wordpress.com/xc-chelsea-masters-for-juniors-race/
And last but not least, come and join us for the social and silent auction at La Vallee restaurant (Hwy 5 and 105, just before P16), only 5 minutes from Chelsea. Prizes and silent auction items to be given only at the social!
See you at the races folks!
Natalya
We made a mistake and changed our phone provider and it isn’t going very well ;(
We have had quite a few dropped calls … so please try and call back.
Or send us an email at greg@gregchristies.com or message us on Facebook.com/GregChristies
…sorry for the inconvenience.
p.s. if you have had a problem let us know and we will make it up to you … Thanks
Ride Ryder Ride
Publié: mai 27, 2012 dans Bike, Cervelo, Chelsea, Ontario Cycling Association, OttawaAt Greg Christie’s, we have used Hot Box Technologies for over 6 years.
Maybe it’s time to bring in your skis get them hot boxed and prepared for the season after all that skiing on damp grass and ice-covered parkways in November and December.
Hot boxes are generally used to get soft glide waxes such as yellow deep into the base. Once this has been accomplished, it is important to wax the ski with a hard wax such as blue to harden it up.
Otherwise the base will be so soft, it will be white after just a few km in cold snow.
Here’s how to use the hot box to get good penetration:
1. Wax the skis with a soft wax such as yellow.
2. Put the skis in the hot box at 62C for 6-8 hours.
3. Let cool completely. Scrape and brush.
4. Iron in blue, cool, scrape, brush, and repeat.
5. Wax with the wax of the day.

My dad just told me to have fun, and remember with skiing, why I do that-that I do it for fun. For sure, I want to win, but if you don’t have fun, you are never going to win."
New Nordic World Champion, Alex Harvey
They’re the New Crazy Canucks. Bold and playful – almost brash with their joie-de-vivre. Easy to be around too. But committed. Tough. Professional. And they don’t bow down to anyone. Not the Russians. Not the Swedes. Not even the Norwegians…
They’re the high-stepping members of Canada’s national Nordic Team. And they’ve been on a serious roll of late. Consider what Devon Kershaw and Alex Harvey accomplished last week at the World Championships in Oslo.
It was almost like watching Read and Pod and Co. kicking butt in Kitzbuhel 30 years ago. The parallels are spooky. There they were, in Norway’s Holmenkollen Stadium – like Austria’s Streif piste, a shrine to high-performance skiing – playing air-guitar for the crowd after a shocking come-from-behind sprint at the most hotly contested event at the World Champs. And they did it in the most magnificent way possible…
Back in Canada, the superlatives started flying around like golf balls at a driving range. "Canadians Shock The World"; "Stunning Victory at World Champs"; "Canuck Duo Surprises With Historic Gold." FromThe Globe & Mail to the Vancouver Sun, from CBC to CTV, everyone was scrambling to get on the boys’ bandwagon.
For those who’d been paying attention though, the victory wasn’t so much a shock as a vindication. This is what I wrote last March at the end of the Olympic party: "While most of the country was salivating at the thought of the upcoming gold-medal hockey game last Sunday, some of us were watching Devon Kershaw and his under-funded teammates challenge the world’s best in the world’s toughest ski test.’"
http://www.piquenewsmagazine.com/pique/index.php?cat=C_Columns&content=Alta+states+1810








