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A bright future for The Coached Cyclist

Posted by Rob Grissom | Posted in News | Posted on 22-07-2010

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It has been a very busy couple of weeks at The Coached Cyclist. Several new articles and a guest blogger @PamelotH gave us another great article on time management. While all this has been going on I have been training, racing and taking the daughter to soccer. What is the most exciting aspect of the last couple of weeks is that I am almost prepared to open Positive Performance Coaching to the public.

Our logo and web site are almost complete, training services have been outlined and The Coached Cyclist content has been moved. Yep you read correctly The Coached Cyclist content has been moved. What this means is that once the Positive Performance Coaching site has been announced I will be writing all my articles on the new site. No worries The Coached Cyclist will remain for a bit longer but not likely to have any content updates until the announcement is made in the very near future.

Thanks everyone who has played a role both small and large in this new venture.

Rob

Comments (3)

Eric Hutchins said on 22-07-2010

I loved the logos and the colors. Really, all of them, I am terrible at this kind of decision, Pamela is with a client now but will weigh in later I am sure. My gut reaction was for the 4th because of the implication of speed and areo. However I had a tiny bit of uneasy feeling that I had seen it before. Probably not. My second choice is the first one. And they are all really good.
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Pamela Hutchins said on 22-07-2010

Thanks for the shout-out, Rob! And the opportunity to see the logos. I love them. Number 4 is my pick for it’s forward energy and emphasis on performance. Number 1 is my second choice. Go PPC!