Jenny Copnall Retires From Professional Mountain Bike Racing

Paul Robinson Five-time British cross country national champion Jenny Copnall announced her retirement from professional racing. JHK is the most prolific American mountain bike racer of the last decade.

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Jenny copnall retires from professional mountain bike racing. He was part of British Cyclings World Class Performance Plan from 2003 to 2007 but left the mountain bike scene to ride professionally on the road for Plowman Craven. Several core team members return from last season including Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski Willow Koerber Cameron Chambers Nat Ross Jenny Copnall and Simon Richardson. Jenny Copnall Jenny returns to Subaru-Gary Fisher for her fifth season.

His 2005 cross country National Championship victory was his forth in a row. Personal Mountain Bike Training Skills Sessions and Race Consultancy from Jenny Copnall. Now is the time.

Jenny Copnall - Senior runner up. Im retiring from professional racing. Jenny Copnall - Jenny returns to Subaru-Gary Fisher for her third season.

Jenny Copnall Mountain Bike Racing Consultancy. Jenny currently sits as a Rider Representative on the British Cycling Mountainbike Endurance Commission which governs the sport in the UK. These 10 years of racing will probably be some of the most intense time of my entire life and now Im.

August 1 2007 at 1200 am British Cycling has released their selection for the World Mountain Bike Championships due. Jenny Copnall has been racing mountain bikes for years we catch up with her to see how she manages to stay focussed and motivated and still hitting the podium. In 2007 Jenny finished second in British National Series after.

Jenny retired from professional racing in January 2010 after a career which saw her ride with both the respected Gary Fisher-Subaru and Motorex-Bianchi teams. 48 podium finishes in 2005 helped Subaru-Gary Fisher end the season as the top ranked team in the NORBA National Mountain Bike Series. One rider upset by the team selection was four-time and current national champion Jenny Copnall who issued a lengthy statement in response to her omission.

A mountain bike coaching business and racing consultancy. Jenny will continue to race an aggressive schedule in her native UK and compete in select World Cup events. Includes personal coaching session coaching cycling media consultancy authoring of coaching handbooks.

She has raced bikes since 1996 and has steadily progressed. Jenny Copnall during her final season of pro racing. Finishing in fifth place in the elite womens cross-country race at the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Austria.

So heres a big announcement. She is the defending UK Champion for both cross-country and marathon. By jenny copnall Published.

You want to maximise your investment of physical and mental time and. Pro XC Racer Jenny Copnall Speaks Out At British Cycling. You want to redefine your limits.

British Cycling has released their selection for the World Mountain Bike Championships due to be. She finally retired from professional racing in January 2010 and developed her coaching business. She dominates the UK womens mountain bike scene.

She is the UK National Champion and is one of Britain s top female athletes. To ride faster and with greater skill perhaps further. Head coach Shane Sutton has announced he will be stepping down as.

Over the past 17 years she has been crowned British champion five times. Production of British Cyclings mountain bike coaching awards has been overseen by Charlie Evans who developed a workgroup in conjunction with the British Cycling Mountain Bike Team Cyclewise and leading riders Nick Craig Jenny Copnall Scott Beaumont and Will Longden the first outcome of which was the Level 2 Award. You may be a recent convert to the altar of mud or a seasoned campaigner ready to step up a level.

One rider upset by the team selection was four-time and current national champion Jenny Copnall who issued a lengthy statement in response to her omission. Yet Another Story Update. British cross-country star Jenny Copnall has announced her retirement from professional mountain bike racing.

Jan 2010 - Present10 years 11 months. Visibly in difficulty Britains two professional riders would conclude the race with a convincing twelve minute lead highlighting the quality and divisive nature of the course.

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