News &
Events
June 7
- 8, 2008
Millford 200 Cycling Weekend
The Midweek Cycling Club will be hosting Time Trials, Road Races, and
Personal Best Times. The brochure below has all the details needed.
Millford 200 Brochure
March
7, 2008
Toronto
International Bicycle Show
The Brampton Cycling Club will again be an exhibitor at this year's
Spring Bicycle show which runs from Friday, March 7 to Sunday March 9
at Hall A, Exihibition Place, Toronto, Ontario. Please contact Mike
Hudson at 416-628-3776 for more details or visit the Toronto
International Bicycle Show website at http://www.telsec.net/bicycleshow/html_pages/springshow.html.
July19,
2007
Cycledot
Cycledot brings you a unique way
to either train or plan your rides. With an integrated Google Map, you
can now easily create the routes that you wish to ride. After creating
your route, you can then add notes, edit your route or share with
friends! In addition, you can also browse routes that other users have
chosen to share. Get involved as well and share your rides too!
Click here to visit
the Cycledot website.
July 12, 2007
David Grose
Thank You Letter
Click here
to view the thank you letter sent to David Grose.
June 3, 2007
REFUL Research
Study for Active Women
Do you perform more than 3 hours of exercise per week?
Do you have absent or irregular menstrual periods?
Do you have a history of stress fractures?
Do you always feel tired or feel like you are always injured?
You may be at risk for the Female Athlete Triad, a syndrome of three
interrelated conditions present in many physically active women: an
energy deficit, menstrual disturbances, and bone loss. If you are
experiencing any of these problems, you may also be eligible to
participate in REFUEL: The Active Women?s Study II, a unique study
being conducted in the Women?s Exercise and Bone Health Laboratory at
the University of Toronto. We are investigating the effects of
increased calorie intake on improving menstrual status and bone health
in physically active women with either irregular menstrual cycles, or
signs of bone loss. Individuals volunteering for this study will have
their bone mineral density, resting metabolic rate, body composition,
fitness levels, and energy balance tested. All participants will
receive financial compensation.
For additional information about this unique opportunity you can: open
the attached word document, visit our website at www.refuel2.com (or
refuelfemaleathletes.ca),
e-mail us at active.womenstudy@utoronto.ca,
or call the project coordinator, Jason Vescovi, Ph.D. at 416.978.3726.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Jason Vescovi, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow
Women's Exercise and Bone Health Laboratory
Faculty of Physical Education and Health
55 Harbord St.
University of Toronto
Toronto, ON M5S 2W6
Phone 416-978-3726
Email jason.vescovi@utoronto.ca
Click here
for full deatils.
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