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Coach: Craig Undem

Craig has the equivalent of a Doctorate in Cycling. After moving to Colorado in 1986 to pursue cycling full time he has amassed a wide range of experience in every aspect of the sport from coaching to mechanics to elite racing. He is an Expert level certified coach with USACycling and a graduate of the Carmichael Coaching College. He has more than 20 years of experience in coaching, bicycle mechanics and racing at the pro level. Craig has coached for Lance Armstrong’s coach Chris Carmichael at Carmichael Training Systems for 3 years and assisted him at the Tour de France in 2002 and 2003. Craig also was the Head Coach for the Bristol Myers Tour of Hope in 2003.

His racing achievements include a Silver Medal at senior Criterium Nationals among many other road racing honors, a World Cup medal in Mountain biking, numerous Supercup medals, a state title and a ride in the world Championships in Cyclocross.

Craig worked at REI for ten years and taught regular clinics on bike maintenance, riding skills, and racing. He coached beginning and intermediate riders for the Leukemia Society Team in Training program, bringing over 200 riders to the 111 mile El Tour de Tucson and raising over $500,000. He has worked with State and National Champions including the Redline Cyclocross team in the 1999 season and the University of Washington Huskies 1999 until present.

Craig’s pro level racing career and involvement with cycling’s key players gives him a unique insiders experience of cycling which has shaped his philosophy of coaching and motivating athletes at all levels of the sport.

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