USA Cycling Announces Coaching Development and Education Partnership

Jim Miller and Trevor Connor announce a new coaching development and education partnership during the 2022 USA Cycling Coaching Summit.

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On February 4, 2022, USA Cycling hosted its 2022 Coaching Summit at the Fast Talk Laboratories headquarters in Boulder, Colorado.

This is the 24-minute recording of Jim Miller and Trevor Connor as they announce USA Cycling’s new coaching development and education partnership with Fast Talk Labs.

Jim Miller and Trevor Connor, CEO of Fast Talk Laboratories

Miller and Connor announced a new USA Cycling partnership with Fast Talk Laboratories and Joe Friel.

Through this partnership, all active USA Cycling licensed coaches get free access to Fast Talk Laboratories and its growing knowledgebase that includes hundreds of how-to guides, articles, videos, and podcast episodes on training, coaching, sports nutrition, physiology, recovery, and sport psychology.

Featured in this library is “The Craft of Coaching with Joe Friel,” an all-new online learning experience from the world-recognized cycling and triathlon coach. 

Fast Talk Labs has also made available:

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