Precision Bikes: Palooza Time Trials/Baton Rouge

Monday, April 27, 2009

Palooza Time Trials/Baton Rouge

Mark "Pops" Miller

raced with his 3 'sons' (Eric Bernard, Chase Bourgeois and Sott Guidry) in the 4 man TTT. They stunned the field and took 1st place in the "Cat5"! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Precision Bikes Racing Team had a dominating affair at the TT race!

Brian Rizk took 1st place in the 4 man TT (with Jeb Falgout, Glenn Richard and Jeb Darby); 1st place in the 2 man TT (with Jeb Falgout), as well a 1st place in the Individual TT!

Erin Schilling took 1st place in the 4 (wo)-man TT!

Congratulations to all racers!!!

For results click here

For more pictures click here

1 comments:

AnonymousApril 27, 2009 7:51 PM
Eryn has been fined $20 for not wearing her Precision jersey!!!! Let that be an example to the rest of you!!!..LMAO
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A life long resident of Acadiana and the father of three beautiful girls, Mark's life has evolved around athletics and being physically fit. His value and enjoyment of physical competition continues today as he pursues his passion of bicycles and racing triathlons. Mark's racing career spans three decades, stepping into competitive cycling and triathlons just as many others have with sprint racing in the early 90's. As Mark's love for the sports grew, he expanded his racing goals toward longer races. To date, Mark has completed multiple century rides, 15 marathons, 34 Half Ironmans and truly one of his greatest accomplishments, the completion of 23 Ironman distance races. Mark has competed and completed all of the Ironman North America races as well as X-terra and Escape from Alcatraz. In this pursuit for fitness, it has led him to adopt a life philosophy of "Fitness for Everyone". It is this philosophy and his passion for bicycles that inspired the founding of Mark Miller's Precision Bikes.
Precision Bikes is committed to bringing cyclists and triathletes of all types, to their highest level of success and enjoyment. Mark's cycling knowledge has developed through years of hard work and study. Working under and along side John Cobb, a leader in cycling aerodynamics and equipment development, Mark has spent numerous hours in the Texas A&M wind tunnel improving his knowledge of proper aerodynamic fit. The proper fit on a bike is so important, because it creates better performance and more power. The higher the power the more speed you produce, hence Mark's favorite saying "GET FAST". For those not concerned about speed but more on comfort, proper fit also equates to a higher level of comfort. Mark has worked with many athletes over the years ranging from professional triathletes to beginners. He has completed Dan Empfield's F.I.S.T. bike fit program and is the only certified bike fit person in the Acadiana area.
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Monday, April 27, 2009

Palooza Time Trials/Baton Rouge

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