Join us for the final 4 weeks before the 2025 edition of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast to fine-tune your bunch riding skills.
Four weeks of training to get you prepared, confident and ready to roll on race day!
Wednesday evenings – 8 January to 29 January. (inc Sundays within this period)
Meeting at Princess Margaret Hospital on Wednesday evenings rolling out at 615pm
and Coffee Culture Beckenham on Sundays at 830am
We break into groups based on your current fitness, skills and confidence levels.
Option A: Either start by learning bunch riding skills and develop these during the four weeks.
Option B: If you are a confident cyclist and want to develop your fitness dive into one of the groups and complete 4, 5 or 6 laps of a set course in the time given.
Cost is $ 75 for the 4 week course, if you do not hold CP Summer Roadies pass
Join our coaches – Richard, Matt & Aaron for this 4 week cycling course.
The course is broken up into groups based on your current fitness, skills and confidence levels so you will build your skills during the 4 week period.
TeamCPNZ Connect – Ep 20 – GRETCHEN WILLIAMSON – CPNZ Media Live
What event has 56000 participants??
Watch CP COMMUNITY CONNECT to find out!
On the show we are talking with Gretchen Williamson who completed the Berlin Marathon a few weeks ago. Gretchen Is based on Wiaheke Island and running on the hilly trails were a big part of her built up to this event.
Today we are going to share more about the epic event that is the Berlin marathon and how Gretchen’s event unfolded.
Join TEAMCPNZ Wednesday evenings for Bunch Riding and banter, meeting at Princess Margaret Hospital Carpark.
Bunch riding etiquette and skills can be quite daunting for those new to bunch riding, spend some time with TEAMCPNZ to learn and improve your skills in a safe environment to get set for some time on the bike in preparation for your Kathmandu Coast to Coast.
If you are new to cycling, bunch riding is an excellent way to get started, learn riding skills and meet other people.
Join us for our Summer Series – WEDNESDAY NIGHT ROADIES
Join TEAMCPNZ from October 16.
Join our team to build up to your next event. Develop your skills, fitness, strength and speed to help you nail that PB or finish the ride for the first time. These classes run from October until mid April with a break over Christmas/New Year.
We’re wrapping up the Crater Rim Ultra Marathon for 2024 and we have a great lineup for you! J
Joining us is event organiser, Chris Pike, to share the inside scoop on this year’s race.
We also chat with Scott Emmens, who conquered the 53km in the 50-59 men’s category, snagging an impressive 3rd place!
Followed by Rose Pearson, who had an epic finish in the Crater Rim Ultra with 2nd overall in the women’s race and claimed victory in her age group!
Rounding out our Event-wrap up is our very own sneaky Pete, Grant Guise, who took home the glory in the Men’s Bellbird Buster. Lace-up those trail shoes, grab your hydration pack, and let’s hit the ground running!
TeamCPNZ Connect – Ep 19 – Ben Dickie – CPNZ Media Live
We are joined by TeamCPNZ athlete Ben Dickie who last weekend completed the Taupo 70km Ultra.
Ben is a keen runner who enjoys an adventure and a solid challenge. Taupo turned out to be both of those things last weekend so we look forward to sharing Ben’s story.
On May 29, 1953 Sir Edmund Hillary and Nepalese Sherpa, Tenzing Norgay, became the first people to stand on the worlds highest peak, reaching the 8848m summit of Mt Everest .
To celebrate this EPIC feat, we will have our very own ”𝗖𝗣 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗗𝗔𝗬’ on Sunday May 25, 2025.
Will you get your 8848m all in one day? Finish of your May Metres Challenge? This day is for everyone – whether Zwifting or in the great outdoors – running, walking, climbing, riding – share your story and your metres with us. As an extra challenge we will have CP Zwift Everest on the same day – you can choose to complete an entire Everest, 1/2 or finishing off you May Challenge.
Go get your 8848m team, it is out there waiting for you!
Season 6 Episode 3 of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast Podcast, powered by TeamCPNZ.
Episode 3 of this season is all about getting to the start line- fit as you can, injury-free, fresh and ready to go with a plan of how you and your support crew are going to execute your day.
We are joined by Sam Manson – Sam is not just your average multisporter; he thrives on pushing his limits in events like the legendary Kathmandu Coast to Coast. Join us as we dive into what is behind his stellar conditioning, how he gears up for those challenges, and the fun adventures that come with being a multisport athlete. Get ready for some inspiring stories and tips that will keep you motivated all season long!
Also in our awesome line-up, we chat to Motus Physio, Brett Warman. Brett will fill us in on making it to race day in one piece…using the good ol’ adage of ‘prevention is better than cure!’
Stay connected with us on our social media channels for the latest updates and we invite you to reach out with any burning questions or topics you’d like us to cover in future episodes. Your feedback drives our content.
TEAMCPNZ ADVENTURE RACING – Raceday 4 & Race recap, Wulong
As our team of ‘8’ wait it out at the airport for the return journey back to NZ, Team Captian, Richard Greer catches up on Day 4 of racing with the teams, recap of the 4 days of racing in China & the challenges each team member faced.
Well done on an awesome 4 days of racing and the journey to get there.
Team Marlborough had their race saved by team FEAR YOUTH, and then it was all smiles and choc banana sandwiches.
Team Canterbury lost some skin, broke a bike, nominated Sarah for the annual ‘Hard as Nails Award’ and are now sitting back with some smiles as they recap their day.
It is exciting to see both teams get through three days of racing as they head into a massive final day. Go hard teams!