A Coaching Ad
Yeah, like I always say, you should hire me to coach you. You could be better than you are.
Here's what I offer-
Unlimited phone (client initiated) and email contact
Fully custom training program designed around your schedule and your goals. I am not going to give you the same schedule as 300 other guys like some "name" coaching companies will
Weekly training rides with the coach (you come to me).
Race tactics analysis (using your strengths and competitors' weaknesses)
Insight into the courses, and competition of most local and national races
Costs
No Start-Up Fees
3 Month Minimum- $125/month
Group Rates Available
The following was cut and pasted, so you don't think I talk about myself in the third person... Okay, sometimes I do, but then I used Turbo because it sounds even more egotistical that way.
About Ryan Barrett:
Despite being under 30 years old, Ryan Barrett has over 20 years of racing and coaching experience. A self-proclaimed "lifer", Ryan has coached riders to state championship medals and category upgrades, and has assisted at a USA Cycling Collegiate Women’s Camp. The bulk of his coaching experience has been with licensed junior and senior riders, but Ryan works with anyone who is interested in improving their cycling.
Ryan has raced with the Schroeder Iron and NetZero professional teams, as well as the US National Team, and competed in many of America’s most prestigious races including the T-Mobile International/San Francisco Grand Prix, First Union USPRO Championships, USPro Criterium Championships, Redlands Cycling Classic, Cascade Cycling Classic, and many more. Ryan was featured in the full-length documentary “The Hard Road” about the NetZero team, is still an active Category 1 racer, and is the current Utah State Road Race Champion. Ryan lives in Provo, Utah with his wife and 2 daughters.