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Episode 5 - Anna Meares
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 23 Apr 2012
- views: 11321
Episode 7 - Jess Alllen
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 15 May 2012
- views: 1559
Episode 4: Annette Edmondson
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 2656
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels.
- published: 18 Nov 2012
- views: 1048
Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 1788
Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 909
Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather talking about why they're passionate about cycling....
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 29 Sep 2012
- views: 1665
Episode 8 - Josie Tomic
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 18 Jun 2012
- views: 806
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever.
A pivotal member of that team was Queensland's Taylah Jennings, becoming the Points race and Omnium Junior World Champion and part of the trio who won the Teams Pursuit.
At just 18, she's now a 5 time World Champion and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Rockhampton's other cycling star Anna Meares. This is her story.
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 14 Sep 2012
- views: 603
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6:55Anna Meares - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Anna Meares - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaAnna Meares - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 5 - Anna Meares Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
2:56Ashlee Ankudinoff - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Ashlee Ankudinoff - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaAshlee Ankudinoff - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
3:52Jessica Allen - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Jessica Allen - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaJessica Allen - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 7 - Jess Alllen Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
4:56Annette Edmondson - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Annette Edmondson - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaAnnette Edmondson - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 4: Annette Edmondson Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
5:21Rachel Neylan - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Rachel Neylan - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaRachel Neylan - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels. -
6:02Kaarle McCulloch - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Kaarle McCulloch - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaKaarle McCulloch - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
4:23Melissa Hoskins - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Melissa Hoskins - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaMelissa Hoskins - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
3:56"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia
"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia
Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather talking about why they're passionate about cycling.... ---------------------------------------------------- Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
3:53Josie Tomic - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Josie Tomic - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaJosie Tomic - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 8 - Josie Tomic Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles. -
3:23Taylah Jennings - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Taylah Jennings - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling AustraliaTaylah Jennings - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever. A pivotal member of that team was Queensland's Taylah Jennings, becoming the Points race and Omnium Junior World Champion and part of the trio who won the Teams Pursuit. At just 18, she's now a 5 time World Champion and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Rockhampton's other cycling star Anna Meares. This is her story. ----- Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos. It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels, 2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Anna Meares - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 5 - Anna Meares Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will ... -
Ashlee Ankudinoff - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature compre... -
Jessica Allen - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 7 - Jess Alllen Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensiv... -
Annette Edmondson - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 4: Annette Edmondson Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series w... -
Rachel Neylan - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all s... -
Kaarle McCulloch - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series wi... -
Melissa Hoskins - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series wil... -
"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia
Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather talking about why they're passionate about cycling.... ---------------------------------------------------- Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the pro... -
Josie Tomic - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Episode 8 - Josie Tomic Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series. The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia. The series will feature comprehen... -
Taylah Jennings - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever. A pivotal member of that team was Queensland's Taylah Jennings, becoming the Points race and Omnium Junior World Champion and part of the trio who won the Teams Pursuit. At just 18, she's now a 5 time World Champion and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Rockhampton's other cycling star Anna Meares. This is her story. ----- Women & Wheels Background: In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media. In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will br...
Anna Meares - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
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- Updated: 02 Apr 2012
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Episode 5 - Anna Meares
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Austra...
Episode 5 - Anna Meares
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 5 - Anna Meares
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 02 Apr 2012
- views: 31023
Ashlee Ankudinoff - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 23 Apr 2012
- views: 11321
Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Au...
Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 6 - Ashlee Ankudinoff
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 23 Apr 2012
- views: 11321
Jessica Allen - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 15 May 2012
- views: 1559
Episode 7 - Jess Alllen
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australi...
Episode 7 - Jess Alllen
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 7 - Jess Alllen
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 15 May 2012
- views: 1559
Annette Edmondson - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:56
- Updated: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 2656
Episode 4: Annette Edmondson
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Au...
Episode 4: Annette Edmondson
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 4: Annette Edmondson
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 2656
Rachel Neylan - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:21
- Updated: 18 Nov 2012
- views: 1048
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in ...
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels.
wn.com/Rachel Neylan Women Wheels Profile Cycling Australia
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels.
- published: 18 Nov 2012
- views: 1048
Kaarle McCulloch - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:02
- Updated: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 1788
Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Aus...
Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 1: Kaarle McCulloch
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 1788
Melissa Hoskins - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 909
Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Aust...
Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 2: Melissa Hoskins
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 04 Mar 2012
- views: 909
"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 29 Sep 2012
- views: 1665
Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather ...
Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather talking about why they're passionate about cycling....
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Latest Women & Wheels video features Tiffany Cromwell, Alexis Rhodes, Amanda Spratt, Sarah Kent, Jessica Allen, Lauren Kitchen, Carlee Taylor and Taryn Heather talking about why they're passionate about cycling....
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 29 Sep 2012
- views: 1665
Josie Tomic - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 18 Jun 2012
- views: 806
Episode 8 - Josie Tomic
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Austr...
Episode 8 - Josie Tomic
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
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Episode 8 - Josie Tomic
Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to; increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS), raise the profile of elite female cyclists, increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists, to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 18 Jun 2012
- views: 806
Taylah Jennings - Women & Wheels Profile - Cycling Australia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:23
- Updated: 14 Sep 2012
- views: 603
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever.
A pivotal member of that team was Queen...
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever.
A pivotal member of that team was Queensland's Taylah Jennings, becoming the Points race and Omnium Junior World Champion and part of the trio who won the Teams Pursuit.
At just 18, she's now a 5 time World Champion and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Rockhampton's other cycling star Anna Meares. This is her story.
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
wn.com/Taylah Jennings Women Wheels Profile Cycling Australia
Recently the Aussie team at the UCI Junior Track Championships in New Zealand had their most successful campaign ever.
A pivotal member of that team was Queensland's Taylah Jennings, becoming the Points race and Omnium Junior World Champion and part of the trio who won the Teams Pursuit.
At just 18, she's now a 5 time World Champion and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Rockhampton's other cycling star Anna Meares. This is her story.
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Women & Wheels Background:
In mid-2011, Cycling Australia shared in funding from the Australian Sports Commission through the Australian Government's Women in Sport Media Grants, an initiative to increase the exposure and reach of women's sport in the Australian media.
In 2012, Cycling Australia, in association with SBS Television, will bring to you the Cycling Australia 'Women & Wheels' Series.
The Series' main objectives are to;
increase the media coverage of the 2012 CA Women's National Road Series (NRS),
raise the profile of elite female cyclists,
increase profile & opportunities for current and former female cyclists,
to increase awareness of, and opportunities for participation in, women's cycling throughout Australia.
The series will feature comprehensive video coverage of all six events on the 2012 Women's NRS, interviews and profiles of current and former cyclists, plus a catalogue of coaching and cycling instructional videos.
It will be delivered each week throughout 2012 on SBS' Cycling Central and subsequently through an array of online media channels,
2004 Athens Olympic Games road race champion Sara Carrigan and 2007 points race world champion Kate Bates will feature throughout the series in hosting and commentary roles.
- published: 14 Sep 2012
- views: 603
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Cycling Track - Men's Individual B 1km Time Trial - London 2012 Paralympic Games
Neil Fachie Pilot: Barney Storey Great Britain Jose Enrique Porto Lareo Pilot: Jose Antonio Villanueva Trinidad Spain Rinne Oost Pilot: Patrick Bos Netherlands Kieran Modra Pilot: Scott McPhee Australia Bryce Lindores Pilot: Sean Finning Australia Tatsuyuki Oshiro Pilot: Yasufumi Ito Japan Clark Rachfal Pilot: David Swanson United States Daniel Chalifour Pilot: Alexandre Cloutier Canada James Brown Pilot: Damien Shaw Ireland Christos Stefanakis Pilot: Konstantinos Troulinos Greece Alberto Lujan Nattkemper Pilot: Jonatan Ithurrart Argentina Anthony Kappes Pilot: Craig MacLean Great Britain The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the Int... -
Live: British Cycling National Time Trial Championships
Live video from the 2015 British Cycling National Road Championships Time Trial in Lincolnshire, 25 June. • Live reporting on the British Cycling website from 11am covering the under-23 men’s and elite women’s and men’s time trials. • Live video stream on the British Cycling Events YouTube channel - home of British Cycling’s event videos - from 2pm of the elite women’s and men’s time trials. • Updates on Twitter @BritishCycling. • A one-hour highlights programme on British Eurosport on Friday 26 June at 4pm. -
Beijing 2012 Track cycling world cup - Men Omnium - Points Race 30km
Men's Omnium - 30km Points Race 1 Glenn O'Shea (Aus) Australia 36 pts 2 Kenny De Ketele (Bel) Belgium 29 3 Martyn Irvine (Irl) Ireland 28 4 Ki Ho Choi (HKg) Hong Kong 23 5 Taiji Nishitani (Jpn) Japan 14 6 Bryan Coquard (Fra) France 11 7 Artur Ershov (Rus) Russian Federation 9 8 Nikias Arndt (Ger) Germany 7 9 Hao Liu (Chn) Max Success Pro Cycling 7 10 Bobby Lea (USA) United States of America 7 11 Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzb) Uzbekistan 6 12 Unai Elorriaga Zubiaur (Spa) CespaEuskadi 6 13 Martin Blaha (Cze) Czech Republic 5 14 Recep Ünalan (Tur) Turkey 1 15 Po Hung Wu (Tpe) Chinese Taipei 16 JeanMichel Lachance (Can) Canada 17 Sunjae Jang (Kor) Korea 18 Walter Perez (Arg) Argentina 19 Alexey Lyalko (Kaz) Kazakhstan -10 20 Lasse Norman Hansen (Den) Denmark -13 21 Omar ... -
Virtual Treadmill 1 HOUR WALK - Woolamai Point, Berkeley, NSW Australia
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device. This 1 hour walk was filmed along the shared walking/cycling track around Woolamai Point at Lake Illawarra, Berkeley, New South Wales, which is roughly 50 miles south of Sydney. The average speed is 5.8kph. I was considering swapping the audio for music. But because it's so subjective, I figure it's best to let you decide what to play along with it. I am planning to do more walks/runs etc in the near future. So please let me know if you have any suggestions for the channel, as I'd love to hear from you :) Also be sure to Subscribe and get to see the latest videos as soon as they are published. -
Centennial Park Sydney
On the 26th of January, Australia Day, 2013 Centennial Park in Sydney celebrates it's 125th anniversary. Opened in 1888 it is a park in the grand tradition of English parks and gardens Centennial Park has a history as long as Australia itself. From swamp and water supply reservoir to grazing land and the scene of Australia's Federation celebrations; today it is used by millions of walkers, joggers, dogs, cyclists, horse riders and picnicers every year and yet the 360 hectares seems to accommodate them all as well as providing an oasis of peace and a retreat for those seeking a quiet place in the centre of Australia's largest city. This film traces the historical development of Sydney's Centennial Park, the people's park, and the actual purposes for which the park has been used. Produced by... -
Audience Q&A; - Bodies on the Line part 4
Our experts answer audience questions about sports injury science and prevention. Questions include: - Will new rules to prevent injury mean we deviate too much from the game? - Do warm ups, cool downs and stretching actually help prevent injuries? - Could new rules around interchanges actually create more injuries due to player fatigue? - How do parents know if club staff are qualified in injury treatment and prevention? - Bumps versus tackles- what's worse? - Could advances in helmet design help to prevent more injuries? - Is playing through the pain courageous, or just stupid? Host: Tom Wilson, FOX Sports News Reporter Experts: Prof Caroline Finch, Director, Australian Centre for Research into Injury in Sport and its Prevention (ACRISP), Federation University Dr Mark Fisher, Sport... -
Virtual Treadmill - 30 MINUTE WALK - Mount Kembla Ring Track, NSW Australia
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device. This 30 minute walk was filmed walking along the Mount Kembla ring track, New South Wales, around 50 miles south of Sydney. More details regarding this walk can be found here http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/illawarra-escarpment-state-conservation-area/mount-kembla-ring-track/walking I was considering swapping the audio for music. But because it's so subjective, I figure it's best to let you decide what to play along with it. I am planning to do more walks/runs etc in the near future. So please let me know if you have any suggestions for the channel, as I'd love to hear from you :) Also be sure to Subscribe and get to see the latest videos as soon as they are published. Visi... -
Cycling Track - Men's Individual C 5 pursuit Qual. - London 2012 Paralympic Games
Michael Gallagher Australia (AUS) Jon-Allen Butterworth Great Britain (GBR) Liu Xinyang China (CHN) The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for nine sports, for which it supervises and co-ordinates the World Championships and other competitions. The IPC is committed to enabling Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to develop sport opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality. For further information, please visit http://www.paralympic.org. To watch... -
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Wild West Handcycling Tour 2006 (Perth, Australia)
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Cycling Track - Men's Individual B 1km Time Trial - London 2012 Paralympic Games
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 78:48
- Updated: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 5788
Neil Fachie Pilot: Barney Storey Great Britain
Jose Enrique Porto Lareo Pilot: Jose Antonio Villanueva Trinidad Spain
Rinne Oost Pilot: Patrick Bos Netherl...
Neil Fachie Pilot: Barney Storey Great Britain
Jose Enrique Porto Lareo Pilot: Jose Antonio Villanueva Trinidad Spain
Rinne Oost Pilot: Patrick Bos Netherlands
Kieran Modra Pilot: Scott McPhee Australia
Bryce Lindores Pilot: Sean Finning Australia
Tatsuyuki Oshiro Pilot: Yasufumi Ito Japan
Clark Rachfal Pilot: David Swanson United States
Daniel Chalifour Pilot: Alexandre Cloutier Canada
James Brown Pilot: Damien Shaw Ireland
Christos Stefanakis Pilot: Konstantinos Troulinos Greece
Alberto Lujan Nattkemper Pilot: Jonatan Ithurrart Argentina
Anthony Kappes Pilot: Craig MacLean Great Britain
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing
body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and
Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for
nine sports, for which it supervises and co-ordinates the World
Championships and other competitions. The IPC is committed to enabling
Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to develop sport
opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to
elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic
values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality.
For further information, please visit http://www.paralympic.org. To
watch live action and videos on demand of the London 2012 Paralympic
Games, and subscribe to ParalympicSport.TV, please go to
www.youtube.com/ParalympicSportTV. Also, you may follow the Paralympic
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Neil Fachie Pilot: Barney Storey Great Britain
Jose Enrique Porto Lareo Pilot: Jose Antonio Villanueva Trinidad Spain
Rinne Oost Pilot: Patrick Bos Netherlands
Kieran Modra Pilot: Scott McPhee Australia
Bryce Lindores Pilot: Sean Finning Australia
Tatsuyuki Oshiro Pilot: Yasufumi Ito Japan
Clark Rachfal Pilot: David Swanson United States
Daniel Chalifour Pilot: Alexandre Cloutier Canada
James Brown Pilot: Damien Shaw Ireland
Christos Stefanakis Pilot: Konstantinos Troulinos Greece
Alberto Lujan Nattkemper Pilot: Jonatan Ithurrart Argentina
Anthony Kappes Pilot: Craig MacLean Great Britain
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing
body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and
Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for
nine sports, for which it supervises and co-ordinates the World
Championships and other competitions. The IPC is committed to enabling
Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to develop sport
opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to
elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic
values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality.
For further information, please visit http://www.paralympic.org. To
watch live action and videos on demand of the London 2012 Paralympic
Games, and subscribe to ParalympicSport.TV, please go to
www.youtube.com/ParalympicSportTV. Also, you may follow the Paralympic
Movement on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ParalympicGames or on
Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/paralympic.
- published: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 5788
Live: British Cycling National Time Trial Championships
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- Duration: 274:47
- Updated: 25 Jun 2015
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Live video from the 2015 British Cycling National Road Championships Time Trial in Lincolnshire, 25 June.
• Live reporting on the British Cycling website from ...
Live video from the 2015 British Cycling National Road Championships Time Trial in Lincolnshire, 25 June.
• Live reporting on the British Cycling website from 11am covering the under-23 men’s and elite women’s and men’s time trials.
• Live video stream on the British Cycling Events YouTube channel - home of British Cycling’s event videos - from 2pm of the elite women’s and men’s time trials.
• Updates on Twitter @BritishCycling.
• A one-hour highlights programme on British Eurosport on Friday 26 June at 4pm.
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Live video from the 2015 British Cycling National Road Championships Time Trial in Lincolnshire, 25 June.
• Live reporting on the British Cycling website from 11am covering the under-23 men’s and elite women’s and men’s time trials.
• Live video stream on the British Cycling Events YouTube channel - home of British Cycling’s event videos - from 2pm of the elite women’s and men’s time trials.
• Updates on Twitter @BritishCycling.
• A one-hour highlights programme on British Eurosport on Friday 26 June at 4pm.
- published: 25 Jun 2015
- views: 34170
Beijing 2012 Track cycling world cup - Men Omnium - Points Race 30km
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- Duration: 35:58
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 534
Men's Omnium - 30km Points Race
1 Glenn O'Shea (Aus) Australia 36 pts
2 Kenny De Ketele (Bel) Belgium 29
3 Martyn Irvine (Irl) Ireland 28
4 Ki Ho Choi (HKg)...
Men's Omnium - 30km Points Race
1 Glenn O'Shea (Aus) Australia 36 pts
2 Kenny De Ketele (Bel) Belgium 29
3 Martyn Irvine (Irl) Ireland 28
4 Ki Ho Choi (HKg) Hong Kong 23
5 Taiji Nishitani (Jpn) Japan 14
6 Bryan Coquard (Fra) France 11
7 Artur Ershov (Rus) Russian Federation 9
8 Nikias Arndt (Ger) Germany 7
9 Hao Liu (Chn) Max Success Pro Cycling 7
10 Bobby Lea (USA) United States of America 7
11 Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzb) Uzbekistan 6
12 Unai Elorriaga Zubiaur (Spa) CespaEuskadi 6
13 Martin Blaha (Cze) Czech Republic 5
14 Recep Ünalan (Tur) Turkey 1
15 Po Hung Wu (Tpe) Chinese Taipei
16 JeanMichel Lachance (Can) Canada
17 Sunjae Jang (Kor) Korea
18 Walter Perez (Arg) Argentina
19 Alexey Lyalko (Kaz) Kazakhstan -10
20 Lasse Norman Hansen (Den) Denmark -13
21 Omar Bertazzo (Ita) Italy -17
22 Manuel Rodas (Gua) Guatemala -17
23 Hossein Nateghi (IRI) Islamic Republic of Iran -20
24 Gael Suter (Swi) Switzerland -20
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Men's Omnium - 30km Points Race
1 Glenn O'Shea (Aus) Australia 36 pts
2 Kenny De Ketele (Bel) Belgium 29
3 Martyn Irvine (Irl) Ireland 28
4 Ki Ho Choi (HKg) Hong Kong 23
5 Taiji Nishitani (Jpn) Japan 14
6 Bryan Coquard (Fra) France 11
7 Artur Ershov (Rus) Russian Federation 9
8 Nikias Arndt (Ger) Germany 7
9 Hao Liu (Chn) Max Success Pro Cycling 7
10 Bobby Lea (USA) United States of America 7
11 Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzb) Uzbekistan 6
12 Unai Elorriaga Zubiaur (Spa) CespaEuskadi 6
13 Martin Blaha (Cze) Czech Republic 5
14 Recep Ünalan (Tur) Turkey 1
15 Po Hung Wu (Tpe) Chinese Taipei
16 JeanMichel Lachance (Can) Canada
17 Sunjae Jang (Kor) Korea
18 Walter Perez (Arg) Argentina
19 Alexey Lyalko (Kaz) Kazakhstan -10
20 Lasse Norman Hansen (Den) Denmark -13
21 Omar Bertazzo (Ita) Italy -17
22 Manuel Rodas (Gua) Guatemala -17
23 Hossein Nateghi (IRI) Islamic Republic of Iran -20
24 Gael Suter (Swi) Switzerland -20
- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 534
Virtual Treadmill 1 HOUR WALK - Woolamai Point, Berkeley, NSW Australia
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- Duration: 60:16
- Updated: 10 Mar 2015
- views: 6170
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 1 hour walk was filmed along the shared walki...
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 1 hour walk was filmed along the shared walking/cycling track around Woolamai Point at Lake Illawarra, Berkeley, New South Wales, which is roughly 50 miles south of Sydney. The average speed is 5.8kph.
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You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 1 hour walk was filmed along the shared walking/cycling track around Woolamai Point at Lake Illawarra, Berkeley, New South Wales, which is roughly 50 miles south of Sydney. The average speed is 5.8kph.
I was considering swapping the audio for music. But because it's so subjective, I figure it's best to let you decide what to play along with it.
I am planning to do more walks/runs etc in the near future. So please let me know if you have any suggestions for the channel, as I'd love to hear from you :)
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- published: 10 Mar 2015
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Centennial Park Sydney
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- Duration: 20:00
- Updated: 23 Jan 2013
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On the 26th of January, Australia Day, 2013 Centennial Park in Sydney celebrates it's 125th anniversary. Opened in 1888 it is a park in the grand tradition of E...
On the 26th of January, Australia Day, 2013 Centennial Park in Sydney celebrates it's 125th anniversary. Opened in 1888 it is a park in the grand tradition of English parks and gardens Centennial Park has a history as long as Australia itself. From swamp and water supply reservoir to grazing land and the scene of Australia's Federation celebrations; today it is used by millions of walkers, joggers, dogs, cyclists, horse riders and picnicers every year and yet the 360 hectares seems to accommodate them all as well as providing an oasis of peace and a retreat for those seeking a quiet place in the centre of Australia's largest city. This film traces the historical development of Sydney's Centennial Park, the people's park, and the actual purposes for which the park has been used. Produced by Film Australia 1979. Directed by Susan Doring.
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On the 26th of January, Australia Day, 2013 Centennial Park in Sydney celebrates it's 125th anniversary. Opened in 1888 it is a park in the grand tradition of English parks and gardens Centennial Park has a history as long as Australia itself. From swamp and water supply reservoir to grazing land and the scene of Australia's Federation celebrations; today it is used by millions of walkers, joggers, dogs, cyclists, horse riders and picnicers every year and yet the 360 hectares seems to accommodate them all as well as providing an oasis of peace and a retreat for those seeking a quiet place in the centre of Australia's largest city. This film traces the historical development of Sydney's Centennial Park, the people's park, and the actual purposes for which the park has been used. Produced by Film Australia 1979. Directed by Susan Doring.
- published: 23 Jan 2013
- views: 3550
Audience Q&A; - Bodies on the Line part 4
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- Duration: 40:11
- Updated: 30 May 2014
- views: 58
Our experts answer audience questions about sports injury science and prevention. Questions include:
- Will new rules to prevent injury mean we deviate too much...
Our experts answer audience questions about sports injury science and prevention. Questions include:
- Will new rules to prevent injury mean we deviate too much from the game?
- Do warm ups, cool downs and stretching actually help prevent injuries?
- Could new rules around interchanges actually create more injuries due to player fatigue?
- How do parents know if club staff are qualified in injury treatment and prevention?
- Bumps versus tackles- what's worse?
- Could advances in helmet design help to prevent more injuries?
- Is playing through the pain courageous, or just stupid?
Host: Tom Wilson, FOX Sports News Reporter
Experts:
Prof Caroline Finch, Director, Australian Centre for Research into Injury in Sport and its Prevention (ACRISP), Federation University
Dr Mark Fisher, SportsMed SA, Sports Doctor at SportsMedSA, medical officer with Port Adelaide Football Club (AFL) and with the Australian Cycling Team
For more information on this event, visit riaus.org.au/events/bodies-on-the-line/
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Our experts answer audience questions about sports injury science and prevention. Questions include:
- Will new rules to prevent injury mean we deviate too much from the game?
- Do warm ups, cool downs and stretching actually help prevent injuries?
- Could new rules around interchanges actually create more injuries due to player fatigue?
- How do parents know if club staff are qualified in injury treatment and prevention?
- Bumps versus tackles- what's worse?
- Could advances in helmet design help to prevent more injuries?
- Is playing through the pain courageous, or just stupid?
Host: Tom Wilson, FOX Sports News Reporter
Experts:
Prof Caroline Finch, Director, Australian Centre for Research into Injury in Sport and its Prevention (ACRISP), Federation University
Dr Mark Fisher, SportsMed SA, Sports Doctor at SportsMedSA, medical officer with Port Adelaide Football Club (AFL) and with the Australian Cycling Team
For more information on this event, visit riaus.org.au/events/bodies-on-the-line/
- published: 30 May 2014
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Virtual Treadmill - 30 MINUTE WALK - Mount Kembla Ring Track, NSW Australia
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- Duration: 30:14
- Updated: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 2779
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 30 minute walk was filmed walking along the M...
You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 30 minute walk was filmed walking along the Mount Kembla ring track, New South Wales, around 50 miles south of Sydney. More details regarding this walk can be found here http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/illawarra-escarpment-state-conservation-area/mount-kembla-ring-track/walking
I was considering swapping the audio for music. But because it's so subjective, I figure it's best to let you decide what to play along with it.
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You can use this video the next time you do an indoor treadmill or bike workout using your favourite device.
This 30 minute walk was filmed walking along the Mount Kembla ring track, New South Wales, around 50 miles south of Sydney. More details regarding this walk can be found here http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/illawarra-escarpment-state-conservation-area/mount-kembla-ring-track/walking
I was considering swapping the audio for music. But because it's so subjective, I figure it's best to let you decide what to play along with it.
I am planning to do more walks/runs etc in the near future. So please let me know if you have any suggestions for the channel, as I'd love to hear from you :)
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- published: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 2779
Cycling Track - Men's Individual C 5 pursuit Qual. - London 2012 Paralympic Games
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- Duration: 49:03
- Updated: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 1263
Michael Gallagher Australia (AUS)
Jon-Allen Butterworth Great Britain (GBR)
Liu Xinyang China (CHN)
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the glo...
Michael Gallagher Australia (AUS)
Jon-Allen Butterworth Great Britain (GBR)
Liu Xinyang China (CHN)
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for nine sports, for which it supervises and co-ordinates the World Championships and other competitions. The IPC is committed to enabling Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to develop sport opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality.
For further information, please visit http://www.paralympic.org.
To watch live action and videos on demand of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and subscribe to ParalympicSport.TV, please go to www.youtube.com/ParalympicSportTV.
Also, you may follow the Paralympic Movement on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ParalympicGames or on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/paralympic.
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Michael Gallagher Australia (AUS)
Jon-Allen Butterworth Great Britain (GBR)
Liu Xinyang China (CHN)
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC organizes the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for nine sports, for which it supervises and co-ordinates the World Championships and other competitions. The IPC is committed to enabling Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to develop sport opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality.
For further information, please visit http://www.paralympic.org.
To watch live action and videos on demand of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and subscribe to ParalympicSport.TV, please go to www.youtube.com/ParalympicSportTV.
Also, you may follow the Paralympic Movement on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ParalympicGames or on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/paralympic.
- published: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 1263
Cycling in Melbourne Clayton Rd Federation Square
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- Duration: 47:10
- Updated: 07 Nov 2015
- views: 170
- published: 07 Nov 2015
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Wild West Handcycling Tour 2006 (Perth, Australia)
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- Duration: 35:15
- Updated: 15 Jan 2015
- views: 380
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"What I love about cycling" - Women & Wheels - Cycling Australia
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Cycling Track - Men's Individual B 1km Time Trial - London 2012
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Beijing 2012 Track cycling world cup - Men Omnium - Points Race 30km
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Virtual Treadmill 1 HOUR WALK - Woolamai Point, Berkeley, NSW Australia
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Virtual Treadmill - 30 MINUTE WALK - Mount Kembla Ring Track, NSW Australia
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Cycling Track - Men's Individual C 5 pursuit Qual. - London 2012 Paralympic Games
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France trolls the UK over Brexit result: 'Don't trust a nation that can't behead its Queen'
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Archaeologists Find Skeletons, Gold Coins In Buried Pompeii Shop
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In the workshop was an oven that archaeologists think might have been used to make bronze objects.The excavation of that and a second ancient shop started in May near a necropolis in the Herculaneum port area. Archaeologists are puzzling over what kind of business the second shop did ... tomb of an adult, complete with funerary vases ... Pompeii and nearby Herculaneum were ancient Roman towns....
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Naked Taylor Swift, Kim Kardashian star in Kayne West music video
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Kanye West has released one of the most controversial videos ever. The promo for the rapper's Famous song, in which he boasts about sleeping with Taylor Swift, actually features what appears to be a naked Taylor sleeping next to him in a large bed surrounded by other dozing 'stars' totally naked, including Donald Trump, Bill Cosby, Kanye, his wife Kim Kardashian and even her transgender stepfather, Caitlyn Jenner ... Warning....
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Los Angeles. Kanye West has unveiled a video on a subject he knows something about. fame ... The celebrities, who appear to be naked in a huge bed with West, are his wife, Kim Kardashian West; former President George W ... I could have been his O.J ... . ....
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Gunmen take guests hostage after blast at Somalia hotel
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Gunmen who stormed a hotel in Somalia's capital have taken an unknown number of hotel guests hostage, police said Saturday, as the attackers set up snipers on the rooftop and were throwing grenades. Capt. Mohamed Hussein said some attackers had moved to the second floor and were using machine guns to resist security forces ... Hussein said security forces have killed two of the attackers ... ....
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#ITSMelbourne 3 wins from 4 for Aussie juniors on... (Australian Cycling Federation)
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Australian Cycling Federation) Australia's under 19's picked up three wins from four events on day penultimate day of ITS Melbourne, Saturday ... New Zealand's Emma Cumming narrowly edged Haines and Tucker for the win with the two Australian's picking up their second podium places of the day ... Australian Cycling Federation published this content on 26 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Federer out to turn around frustrating season at Wimbledon
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LONDON — Missing his first Grand Slam in 17 years - the French Open - was worth it to Roger Federer to be fit and confident for another Wimbledon. Federer said at the All England Club on Saturday that he had a pinch of doubt he would miss his first Wimbledon since 1999 when he had to withdraw from the French Open because of a bad back ... The season has been phenomenally frustrating for Federer....
Djokovic seeks next step toward Golden Slam
Edit Arabnews 26 Jun 2016
As it is, Djokovic is halfway to a true Grand Slam, collecting championships on the hard courts of the Australian Open in January, then the red clay of the French Open earlier this month ... Djokovic has participated in the past six Grand Slam finals, a run surpassed only by Roger Federer in the Open era ... Federer’s 17 Grand Slam titles ... But according to the Grand Slams, he is getting close to Federer and Nadal.”....
Bradley Wiggins shows no sign of flagging before his fifth Olympics
Edit The Observer 26 Jun 2016
... Cycling even once Rio is past ... I love riding the track, I love the routine, being part of British Cycling.” ... Asked how the loss of his mentor Shane Sutton has affected British Cycling, Wiggins says wryly, “The office is quieter now.” But clearly the affection lingers, as he can still manage a more than passable impersonation of the blunt Australian....
Roger Federer ready to put ‘one stupid move’ behind him ahead of Wimbledon
Edit Indian Express 26 Jun 2016
Roger Federer has gone more than six months without having a title to his name ... All it took was “one stupid move” for Roger Federer’s season to fall into an abyss ... But one false move by the man usually known for his gliding footwork while running a bath for his six-year-old twin daughters sparked a chain of bad luck that has left Federer in a situation that is completely alien to him....
Scientists send coral reef plea to Australia
Edit The Jakarta Post 26 Jun 2016
As the largest international gathering of coral reef experts comes to a close, scientists have sent a letter to Australian officials calling for action to save the world's reefs, which are being rapidly damaged. The letter was sent Saturday to Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull imploring his government to do more to conserve the nation's reefs and curb fossil fuel consumption....
APNewsBreak: Scientists send coral reef plea to Australia
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 26 Jun 2016
Following the release of a bleaching report in May, Australian politicians — who are in the midst of an election campaign — jumped on the issue, with the opposition Labor Party pledging to create a $500 million fund for better management and research of the reef....
A huge shift happening in the fitness industry is threatening traditional gyms
Edit Business Insider 26 Jun 2016
Popular indoor cycling studio Flywheel always places an emphasis on hiring top instructors ... "These instructors know little, if anything, about physiology, biomechanics, or real cycling technique ... A one-day indoor cycling certification is usually not enough to provide a new instructor the materials needed to put together and teach safe and effective classes."....
Keeping the sea-lanes, free lanes (Royal Australian Navy)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Jun 2016
Royal Australian Navy) ... Australians from all parts of the country may not realise how dependent they are on the sea for their way of life ... Representing a maritime nation, the Royal Australian Navy contributes to maritime safety through hydrographic services, mine sweeping, port services, contributions to fisheries patrols and border protection operations, counter-piracy and counter-terrorism operations and search and rescue....
Hundreds celebrate opening of Jersey City's new $38M park
Edit NJ dot com 26 Jun 2016
During the opening, hundreds of residents enjoyed delicacies from various food vendors, such as Newark-based Australian pie truck, the Flying Pie Guy, and Jersey City's Milk Sugar Love Creamery. ... Local athletics coaches including Hall of Fame St ... Private funding, including payments from PPG Industries, federal funding and grants from the state and Hudson County, also funded the project. ....
Teenager Jack Hale breaks Australian 100m junior record
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 26 Jun 2016
The teenage Tasmanian sensation broke the Australian under-20 100m record on Saturday (Sunday AEST), clocking 10.21 seconds (+1.6) at the Mannheim Junior Gala in Germany. The spectacular time, which Hale ran in a heat, was 0.06 quicker than the previous record of 10.27, set in March by teammate Trae Williams at the Australian under-20 championships in Perth....
Scientists send plea to Australia for action to save world's coral reefs
Edit Chicago Tribune 26 Jun 2016
As the largest international gathering of coral reef experts comes to a close, scientists have sent a letter to Australian officials calling for action to save the world's reefs, which are being rapidly damaged. The letter was sent Saturday to Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull imploring... ....
Election 2016: Fringe-dwellers vie for their place in the Senate
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 26 Jun 2016
The moment the federal election was called optimistic political minnows stirred across the country, not unlike those dormant desert fish that wriggle impossibly back into life when the rains come after arid years ... Derryn Hinch wants to see "more jail, less bail" while Angry Anderson, running for the Australian Liberty Alliance, is ......
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