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HISTORY OF WOMEN'S CYCLING and PSYCHOLOGY OF CYCLING hosted by Charlotte Cole-Hossain and Marta Cooper
6:00 pm - History of Women’s Cycling with Hannah Ross & Robyn Davidson
Hannah Ross is the author of Revolutions, How Women Changed the World on Two Wheels. She works for an independent publisher in London. When she is not working on other people's books or writing her own, she is usually on a bike. She belongs to a local cycling club and volunteers for a charity helping refugee women learn to ride bikes. Whenever she can, she packs her saddlebag and heads for the open road. And now she does not feel she has really travelled anywhere unless it is on two wheels.
Robyn Davidson is a freelance cycling journalist with a background in racing on the track. She loves content creation – from interviews to memes – and has worked with British Cycling, Cyclevox and DROPS Le Col while also being the Social Media Manager for the Women’s Tour of Scotland. Robyn is passionate about equality in all walks of life but strives to succeed with this in her field of cycling. Usually seen taking pictures of dogs at races.
7:00 pm - What it takes to win Olympic gold in the TT with Dr Josephine Perry and Dan Bigham
Dr Josephine Perry is a Chartered Sport Psychologist who has worked in 24 sports, with novice athletes just starting out through to world champions. She is the author of three sport psychology books (Performing Under Pressure, I Can and The Psychology of Exercise) and her fourth, out in July, is aimed at helping us all improve our chances at being successful.
Aerodynamic engineer turned cyclist Dan Bigham is the captain of HUUB Wattbike cycling team and the director of his own sports componentry brand Wattshop. He is a Eurospot pundit, regularly gives talks and consults on his work and achievements with the team. He also works with the Danish Cycle Union, current male team pursuit world champions and world record holders, as well as multiple male and female world tour cycling teams. His First book, Start at the End, about reverse engineering in sport and life, is out now.
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