Up-and-coming endurance MTB & gravel racer
Chris is a 23-year-old marathon mountain bike and gravel racer who juggles training and competing with college classes and a job as the operations manager of an active travel company. If there is a stereotype that younger racers tend to be better at shorter events, Chris does not fit that mold. After cutting his teeth in XC mountain bike racing starting in the NEHSCA high school league in New England, he has more recently turned his attention to what he loves most: long events. A 4th place at the 350-mile Unbound XL gravel, 5th at the Breck Epic MTB Stage race, a win at the Butte 100 MTB race, and the opportunity to represent the US at the Marathon MTB World Championships in 2022 solidified him as an up-and-coming force in the endurance realm. Watch out for him at gravel and mountain bike events in 2023 as he aims to return to the World Championships and targets wins at anything over 100 miles!
Our other athletes
Life Time Grand Prix Champion
2022 UTMB Champion
3x Ironman Champion
Multiple Mountain Running World Champion
All-Around Mountain Athlete
Ironman France Nice Champion
2022 Unbound Gravel and Cape Epic Champion
Two-Time Olympian and Top Ironman Athlete
Top American Mountain Biker and Gravel Rider
2020 Olympian and World Cup Nordic Skier
2020 Olympian and Top American Men's Nordic Skier
Guides & Guidance
In this article, we compare the different types of carbohydrate sources so you can decide what works best for you!
Using the right combination of carbohydrates can improve energy delivery to the muscle.
Eating in the hour before was said to be detrimental to performance, but research shows otherwise.
Is more protein always better?
Breakfast on race day (and also before big training days) is important. Getting it right means you will be well-fueled at the start.
Not all GI problems are avoidable, but taking these 10 steps will minimize your chances of developing them.
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