Saskatchewan Cycling Association
2205 Victoria Ave S4P 0S4 Regina, SK, Canada

2020 was a tough year for being able to gather all together. As such, we did not get a chance to properly acknowledge our 2019 award recipients. SCA would like to thank everyone for all their hours and dedication to helping cycling in Saskatchewan. 2019 award winners: President's award: Ron Cooley Wotton Bowl award: Keely Shaw... MTB Top rider: B'yauling Toni MTB volunteer award: Dallas Phillipon Outstanding volunteer in R&T: Brock Campbell Outstanding volunteer in road: Paul Cutting Ken Wilson achievement award: Caleb Bender Outstanding volunteer in BMX: Niall Schofield Outstanding athlete in BMX: Maci Rosman Volunteer Service Award: Don Wilson, 15 years of service Colette Forbes, 10 years of service For full details on the description of our awards please visit https://saskcycling.ca/about/awards/

BIG NEWS! Our series opener, the Canary Wharf Criterium will be streamed LIVE for all to watch! On January 24th, Andrew Paradowski will be going live, covering ...the races as they happen. Given popular demand last year, we are so excited to have Andrew on board to stream some top quality racing for you to enjoy! See more

17 reasons to start cycling in 2021

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She’s got it all: passion, determination & a lack of women coaches leading the way. The lack of female coaches is one more reason girls might give up the sport ...they love. Cycling Canada is currently working on a multi-year push to develop more coaches and increase the number of female coaches working in cycling. Click here to learn how you can help change the game and keep girls in sport https://yourrole.womenandsport.ca/ Canadian Women & Sport

The next edition of Coaching Through COVID is all about learning how to Build a High-Performance Team with Dr. Ivan Joseph. The session is scheduled for Wednesd...ay, Jan. 13 at 11 a.m. (Sask time). Register https://coach.ca/coaching-through-covid

2020 has been a tough year for everyone. As it comes to an end, lets all share some joy and highlight some of the successes. More than ever, people have turned to bikes to get out, stay active, and get from one place to another. Share with us your cycling highlight from this year below!

We are back! The Canadian Junior Virtual Cycling Series returns in 2021. Here's what you need to know about our return! The 2021 series will consist of three ~4...0km virtual races. Race dates are January 24th, January 31st, and February 7th starting from 9:00am Pacific, 12:00 noon Eastern time for the men, and 10:30am Pacific, 1:30pm Eastern for the women. We will be racing on RGT cycling's "real roads", taking on crits, climbs, and even some gravel while providing some top notch virtual racing. So, when can you register? Right now! Registration is now live, so swing on over to https://www.jrraceseries.com/ to sign up!

This week, Cycling Canada's NextGen coaches got together to discuss our different programs, pathways & how to optimize athlete development. If you missed the webinar, watch the recap here

HPL Cycling is once again leading the ride series again this week with Cycling Canada. Make sure you sign up to be able to ride!

Did you miss the first Coaching Through COVID webinar? You can now watch the session And if you're interested in attending the second webinar of the series tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. (Sask time), register... https://bit.ly/3kEI2Av #TipTuesday

Virtual training has seen tremendous growth in recent years, with many people taking up group cycling classes or training from the comfort of their homes. Here... is a glimpse into the world of virtual cycling & why this trend is here to stay. - - - - - - L'entraînement virtuel a connu une croissance considérable ces dernières années, avec de plus en plus de personnes s'entraînant en salle ou dans le confort de leur maison. Voici un aperçu du cyclisme virtuel et pourquoi cette tendance est là pour rester. Ralph Samson Produced in collaboration with Global Relay, Cycling Canada's official technology partner.

December Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/80e7d82a4783/december-newsletter

Take the #NCCP Emergency Action Plan workshop online for free and learn how to respond calmly, quickly and effectively if one of your athletes is seriously injured in practice or competition.

The five-part Bison Transport LeadHERship Series brings together inspirational leaders from all areas of sport to tell their personal and professional stories, offer valuable advice and guidance and share some practical tips that participants can use on and off the field. The second webinar of the series, Levelling the Playing Field, is scheduled for Dec.16 at 7 p.m. (Sask. time). This session will feature some of Canada's top female athletes Chantal Van Landeghem, Skylar Park and Brittney Langlais sharing their experiences and paths to successful careers in sport.

An interesting perspective on why athletes take risks and how they get back into the saddle after a hard crash featuring some of ’s top female mountain bikers!

If you have have a youth athlete that has ever been curious about Cycling Canada's NextGen programs this next chat is for you! The next Cycling Chats p/b AFEX will feature NextGen coaches Jenny Trew, Laura Brown, Adam Muys, Guillaume Plourde, Phil Abbott and Jeff Ain for an in-depth discussion about the organization's NextGen programs and future plans. Make sure to register and tune in on Wednesday, December 2 at 12 p.m. EST. https://form.jotform.com/CyclingCanada/CyclingChatsEpisode4

Sask Sport is covering the registration fee for the first 200 Saskatchewan girls who sign up for the Fast and Female Virtual Summit. Don't miss your chance! L...earn more https://conta.cc/35qT8oc See more

Make sure you join us these next 2 weeks as Saskatchewan gets to have their opportunity to be featured ride leaders. Make sure you join the crew HPL Cycling as they join Cycling Canada and Zwift to bring some fun and some great workouts to you! Find out more