JB Owen and Peter Giesin with their tandem bicycle
Expedition complete · Four distances ridden, 26 September 2026

Two riders.
Two missions.
No limits.

Two-time tandem world-record holders JB Owen and Peter Giesin rode from Utah to Yellowstone, across Idaho and Nevada and into Colorado — then rode all four record distances in one continuous morning on a WUCA-surveyed course in the San Luis Valley. Every result is in, and every result is pending official verification.

PEAK2PEAK

One extraordinary month.
A lifetime of possibility.

Peak2Peak is more than a cycling expedition. It is a declaration that ordinary people can choose extraordinary goals, climb beyond what feels possible, and inspire others to discover their own next peak.

3,400+
kilometres
2
world records held
4
new record attempts
1
tandem bicycle
The 2026 result · 26 September, Moffat–Mosca

One ride. Four record attempts.
One relentless team.

Peter Giesin (captain) and JB Owen (stoker) rode all four distances in one continuous mixed-tandem effort on the WUCA-surveyed Highway 17 course, rolling out at 7:05 AM and finishing at 1:51:44 PM MDT. Times and distances are taken from the Garmin Edge 530 and are pending official WUCA and Guinness World Records verification.

Climbing on the tandem bicycle
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Against the clock · CO-17, Moffat–Mosca

Distance records

01

Fastest 100 km by tandem bicycle

The first of the four, reached in three hours six minutes and fifty-one seconds — a 32.11 km/h average, the quickest of the day, set in the opening stretch before the fog closed in.

3:06:51 · 32.11 km/h · 19.95 mph
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Fastest 100 miles by tandem bicycle

One hundred miles — 160.9 kilometres — taken from the same unbroken effort, with the clock never stopping, at a 29.93 km/h average.

5:22:37 · 29.93 km/h · 18.60 mph
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Fastest 200 km by tandem bicycle

Two hundred kilometres on the certified course, completed forty-six minutes and fifty-eight seconds past the six-hour mark after a closing 1.5-kilometre surge to the line.

6:46:59 · 29.49 km/h · 18.32 mph
The San Luis Valley floor along Colorado Highway 17, where the record attempt was ridden
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Against the hours · CO-17, Moffat–Mosca

Six-hour record

01

Greatest distance in six hours

Six hours of continuous riding on 26 September 2026, between Moffat and Mosca, Colorado. When the time ran out at 1:04:46 PM, the tandem had covered 177.87 kilometres.

177.87 km · 110.52 mi
Cycling through red-rock canyon country
Why we ride
“The peak is never just a place. It is the person you become while climbing toward it.”

Peak2Peak is part of Ignite Humanity, creating awareness for our shared humanity and supporting educational opportunities that help children build a brighter future.

JB Owen and Peter Giesin riding their tandem bicycle
JB + Peter

Five epic rides.
One remarkable partnership.

They were not professional cyclists when they began. They were simply two people willing to start, to trust one another, and to keep pedaling. Since 2020, JB and Peter have crossed countries, deserts, mountain ranges, and borders on one tandem bicycle.

2020
5,000 km across Canada to Parliament Hill
2021
6,500 km to the Top of the World Highway
2022
Nearly 10,000 km across Canada, coast to coast
2023
6,300 km from Calgary, Canada, to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
2025
9,100 km from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to North Pole, Alaska
About the Team

Different beginnings.
One extraordinary tandem.

Two very different paths brought JB and Peter to the same bicycle. Together, they turned trust, determination, and shared purpose into a record-setting partnership.

JB Owen standing beside the blue tandem bicycle among the redwoods
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The unexpected cyclist

JB Owen

JB had never considered herself a cyclist. In 2020, inspired by her 50th birthday and a desire to prove that a new chapter can begin at any age, she climbed onto a tandem bicycle and started pedaling.

What began as a personal challenge became a life-changing pursuit that has carried her across countries, mountain ranges, deserts, and into the record books.

Peter Giesin standing beside the blue tandem bicycle near a steel bridge
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The endurance rider

Peter Giesin

Peter brought years of solo cycling and endurance experience to the partnership. Before meeting JB, he trained for an Ironman and rode the Tour of California with a cycling group.

His technical knowledge, steady discipline, and experience on the road became the foundation that helped transform two riders into one record-setting tandem team.

Pauline McGuire smiling outdoors in front of green foliage
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Transformation | State Mastery & Nervous System Regulation Coach

Pauline McGuire

In 2025, Pauline answered the Bat-Signal to join two people she had never met for what was supposed to be nine days of their Alaska world-record adventure. She had never driven an RV. She took the wheel anyway on BC’s Sea to Sky Highway, and nine days became thirty-three.

Records fell, and the bonds forged along the way brought her back. She returned for four world-record attempts ridden in a single morning, and serves the team as both Pit Boss and Den Mother alongside her professional practice.

World-record holders

Already in the record books.
Still climbing.

01

Most Elevation Gained in a Single Tandem Bicycle Ride Across North America

02

First Tandem Couple to Complete Both North-to-South and South-to-North Traverses of Baja California

One began at 50. One arrived with miles behind him. One came for nine days and stayed for thirty-three.
Together, they discovered how far three people can go when they choose the same direction.
Expedition control
Final record · expedition complete

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live from the road.

This dashboard follows JB and Peter across the western United States, from their first kilometre in Utah to the record attempts on a certified course in Colorado’s San Luis Valley.

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Finishing location
Moffat, Colorado
Where the record attempt was ridden
Expedition
Complete
2–30 September 2026, Layton to Moffat
Final update
Four distances ridden
26 September 2026 — results pending verification
1,527km
Distance ridden
recorded on Strava
7,359m
Elevation gained
recorded ascent
20days
Riding days
across 29 days on the road

Distance ridden excludes 100 km portaged, Rexburg → Arco on 10 September — high winds and no shoulder on a desolate stretch.

Record watch

Four attempts. Four finishes.

One continuous ride on the WUCA-surveyed CO-17 course, Moffat–Mosca. Elapsed times from the Garmin Edge 530, pending official WUCA and Guinness verification.
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100 km

3:06:51
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100 miles

5:22:37
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200 km

6:46:59
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6-hour distance

177.87 km
Next update

Daily totals, the latest location and record-attempt results, updated from the road as they happen.

Daily field notes · September 2–30

Dispatchesfrom the road.

One photograph. One place. One unforgettable moment. JB and Peter share the numbers that measured the ride and the experience that gave the day meaning.

Every riding day, as it happened
The tandem on the open road
Day
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Day twenty-five
Moffat, Colorado
September 26, 2026
Attempt complete · verification pending

Four distances, one morning.

The moment worth remembering
Fifty kilometres inside a wall of freezing fog, with ice forming on gloves, face masks and the fronts of jackets. When condensation made Peter’s prescription glasses useless he passed them back to JB, told her to pocket them, and rode the rest of the course without them.
“We did not get the day we imagined. We got the day that asked us to become more.”

Rolled out at 7:05 AM and finished at 1:51:44 PM: 100 km in 3:06:51, 100 miles in 5:22:37, 177.87 km standing at the six-hour mark, and 200 km in 6:46:59 — all from one continuous effort. The 200 km marker post had been stolen the night before, so the crew stopped at the 100 km line thinking it was the finish; we flew past shouting “Next one, next one!” and they scrambled back into the vehicle to beat us to the real one. Every result is now with WUCA and Guinness for verification.

200 km
Kilometres
116 m
Elevation
6:46:59
Hours riding
Inside every dispatch

A simple daily record of effort, place, memory, and meaning.

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The place

A photograph and the location where the day unfolded.

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The numbers

Kilometres ridden, elevation gained, and time on the tandem.

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The moment

One encounter, challenge, surprise, or victory worth remembering.

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The reflection

A short lesson from JB or Peter, written before the next day begins.

All dispatches

Newest first
Dispatch photograph
Day
25
September 26, 2026
Moffat, Colorado

Four distances, one morning.

Fifty kilometres inside a wall of freezing fog, with ice forming on gloves, face masks and the fronts of jackets. When condensation made Peter’s prescription glasses useless he passed them back to JB, told her to pocket them, and rode the rest of the course without them.

200 km
Km
116 m
Elevation
6:46:59
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
24
September 25, 2026
Alamosa, Colorado

The last easy twenty-eight.

Twenty-eight kilometres out of Alamosa and back, turning the legs over on the third straight day of rain — and watching the forecast finally open a window for Saturday morning.

28.1 km
Km
71 m
Elevation
1h 15m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
20
September 21, 2026
Saguache, Colorado

Riding the course, slowly.

Forty-nine kilometres between Alamosa and Saguache on the road where the record attempt would be made — taken gently, reading every kilometre of it.

49.3 km
Km
43 m
Elevation
1h 31m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Day
19
September 20, 2026
Mosca, Colorado

Into the San Luis Valley.

Dropping into the San Luis Valley with the Sangre de Cristos standing on one side and thirty-six metres of climbing in thirty-five kilometres on the other.

35 km
Km
36 m
Elevation
1h 10m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
18
September 19, 2026
Glade Park, Colorado

Colorado, finally.

A short day out of Clifton into the red rock above Grand Junction — the first Colorado kilometres of an expedition that was never meant to come here at all.

16.4 km
Km
111 m
Elevation
42m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
17
September 18, 2026
Fillmore, Utah

One hundred kilometres in three thirty-nine.

A hundred kilometres out of Fillmore on flat, fast ground — 3:39:21 for the quickest hundred of the expedition, and the first honest look at what a record course might feel like.

100.8 km
Km
144 m
Elevation
3h 41m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
16
September 17, 2026
Fillmore, Utah

Back into Utah, heading east.

Turning east through Milford with the route redrawn behind us, riding toward Colorado instead of the salt flats.

75.6 km
Km
124 m
Elevation
2h 4m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
14
September 15, 2026
Ralston Valley, Nevada

Flat, high and very quiet.

Ralston Valley at altitude, out on the Extraterrestrial Highway — sixty-one metres of climbing in thirty-five kilometres, the flattest ground we have touched since Utah.

35.8 km
Km
61 m
Elevation
1h 23m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
13
September 14, 2026
Austin, Nevada

The loneliest road, ridden.

One hundred and twenty kilometres of US-50 between Eureka and Austin, where the basins arrive one after another and nothing at all happens in between.

120 km
Km
418 m
Elevation
4h 42m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
12
September 13, 2026
Eureka, Nevada

Nine kilometres, and no apology.

A short day in Eureka, on the road they call the loneliest in America, spent mostly on the bike’s bearings — and on the angels, sewn a stitch at a time between towns.

9.5 km
Km
162 m
Elevation
35m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Day
11
September 12, 2026
Jackpot, Nevada

Idaho hands us to Nevada.

Climbing steadily south out of the Snake River canyon country and crossing into Nevada with the light going long behind us.

75.7 km
Km
709 m
Elevation
4h 27m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
10
September 11, 2026
Hailey, Idaho

Past the lava fields.

The black lava country outside Arco, where the ground looks like it cooled last week and the road is the only soft thing in sight.

83.3 km
Km
327 m
Elevation
4h 38m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
09
September 10, 2026
Mud Lake, Idaho

The day we put the bike on the truck.

Wind across the Snake River Plain with no shoulder to ride on and nowhere to shelter, and the decision to load the tandem rather than gamble with it.

57.4 km
Km
172 m
Elevation
2h 54m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
08
September 9, 2026
Ashton, Idaho

Out of the high country.

Leaving the plateau behind and dropping into Idaho farmland, where the horizon stops being vertical and starts being long.

114.1 km
Km
654 m
Elevation
5h 22m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
06
September 7, 2026
West Yellowstone, Montana

Through Yellowstone, into Montana.

Riding the geyser basins at the pace of a bicycle — slow enough to smell the sulphur and hear the ground working underneath the road.

93.1 km
Km
559 m
Elevation
4h 22m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
05
September 6, 2026
Jackson, Wyoming

A day that ends where it started.

Ninety kilometres out of Jackson and back again, climbing toward the Tetons and returning on the same road — seeing all of it twice and none of it the same way.

91.6 km
Km
686 m
Elevation
4h 28m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Dispatch photograph
Day
04
September 5, 2026
Jackson, Wyoming

The longest day, and the Tetons arrive.

A hundred and twenty kilometres up Star Valley, and then the Tetons on the skyline the way they always do it — all at once, with no warning at all.

120.5 km
Km
510 m
Elevation
4h 57m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Day
03
September 4, 2026
Fish Haven, Idaho

Crossing into Idaho

Hello, Idaho! Three days into Peak2Peak and we officially crossed our first state line, pedaling out of Utah and into Idaho! There’s something incredibly satisfying about crossing a state border under your own power, especially on a tandem. Another state, another milestone, and a whole lot more road ahead.

114 km
Km
835 m
Elevation
5h 39m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Day
02
September 3, 2026
Garden City, Utah

Finding Our Rhythm

Day two of Peak2Peak had us riding north of Salt Lake City, settling into the rhythm of the road and the adventure ahead. With mountains rising around us and miles stretching forward, we were reminded how incredible it feels to be back on Coco, moving through the world one pedal stroke at a time.

76.1 km
Km
1,076 m
Elevation
4h 46m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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Day
01
September 2, 2026
Layton, Utah

The first kilometre begins here.

The instant preparation becomes movement and Peak2Peak finally leaves the page for the open road.

30.5 km
Km
545 m
Elevation
1h 45m
Hours
Read the dispatch
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LOVE
Ignite Humanity Preservation Foundation

Giving love.One angel at a time.

Ignite Humanity Preservation Foundation brings people together through storytelling, communication, camaraderie, and the greatest expressions of our shared humanity. Peak2Peak carries that mission on the road, creating moments that uplift the spirit and remind us that our differences make every human story worth knowing.

We ride to ignite possibility, connection, and love.
A handmade angel left on a mountain trail
Along the Peak2Peak route

Find an angel. Feel the love. Ignite humanity.

Throughout the expedition, JB and Peter have been leaving small handmade angels in unexpected places for people to discover. Every angel carries two simple words:

LOVE YOU
Made by hand · Shared from the heart

Made with love to uplift the hearts of others.

Each angel is created from scrap, reclaimed, or leftover fabric and filled with clean fabric remnants. Their imperfect stitches are part of their beauty. No two need to look alike, yet every one carries the same purpose: to place an unexpected expression of love into another person’s day.

Peak2Peak began the Angel Sharing movement, but the invitation reaches far beyond our route. The pattern and tag are being prepared so that anyone, anywhere, can make angels from the fabric they already have and leave them for someone to find.

An angel found on a bicycleAngel makers at work
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Make one.

Use reclaimed fabric, the free pattern, and your own hands to create something personal.

02

Leave one.

Place it safely for a stranger or give it directly to someone who could use a little love.

03

Love someone.

Invite the finder to share where the angel landed and how the moment made them feel.

The Angel Billboard

Looking for homes.Waiting to be found.

Follow the angels as they are placed along Peak2Peak, then return to meet the people who found them and read the stories each small act of love inspired.

Angels looking for homes
Volunteers sewing Ignite Humanity angels together
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Being made with love

Across the American West

A handmade angel resting on the tandem
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Awaiting placement

Along the tandem route

An angel left on a mountain trail above Logan, Utah
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Placed

Mountain road above Logan, Utah

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Found and loved

Did an angel find you?

Share a photograph, where you found it, and what the moment meant to you. Your story could become part of the Angel Billboard and help its love travel even farther.

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A worldwide invitation

Anyone can become an Angel Maker.

The dedicated Ignite Humanity Angels page is live now, and will grow to hold the downloadable sewing pattern, printable LOVE YOU tag, making instructions, angel registration, finder stories, and a global map following the love.

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The second mission

Ignite lives.Uplift humanity.

Peak2Peak is built on two missions. The first is to challenge what is possible through four world-record attempts. The second is to use every kilometre, every story, and every human connection to ignite lives and uplift humanity.

Achievement creates attention. Humanity gives it meaning.
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Tell human stories

Share the courage, kindness, resilience, and possibility found in ordinary people along the road.

02

Create connection

Bring people together through conversation, camaraderie, shared experience, and meaningful acts of love.

03

Uplift the spirit

Remind people that they matter, their lives have meaning, and their greatest expression is still possible.

04

Expand opportunity

Support educational initiatives that give children more ways to learn, grow, and shape their futures.

Ignite Humanity Preservation Foundation exists to preserve, celebrate, and expand the greatest expressions of what it means to be human.

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Day 23 · JB · Focus
Richfield, Utah

Training the Body Starts With the Nervous System Before the sun came up this morning, I was already preparing. Not just my legs. Not just my lungs. Not just my mind. My nervous system. Today, Peter and I completed a mock attempt for our upcoming world record, riding the full 100 kilometres without stopping. The goal was to establish our pace, test our strategy, and create a real baseline for what our bodies can do when it matters. Days like this remind me that performance begins long before you get on the bike. One of the most important parts of my morning routine throughout Peak2Peak has been NuCalm⁠. This morning, before training, I put on my headphones and listened to a NuCalm Rescue track. For me, it is a chance to become quiet, settle my system, and feel like every part of me is coming back into alignment before I ask my body to perform. NuCalm describes Rescue as neuroacoustic technology designed to guide the brain toward alpha and theta ranges and support a parasympathetic, rest-and-recovery state. I love thinking about it as tuning an instrument before asking it to play something extraordinary. Because a world record attempt isn’t only about how hard Peter and I can pedal. It is about how well we can prepare, recover, regulate, focus, and perform when the moment arrives. Today was 100 kilometres without stopping. A baseline. A rehearsal. A chance to learn. And one more step toward the starting line of our world record attempt. The body may do the riding, but everything begins with the state we bring to the bike. #NuCalm #Peak2Peak #WorldRecordAttempt #TandemCycling #Recovery #NervousSystem #Performance #IgniteHumanity

Day 21 · JB · Focus
Alamosa, Colorado

Staying in Flow 🌧️🚴‍♀️ World-record training doesn’t always come with blue skies. Today brought dark clouds, heavy rain, wet roads, and plenty of reasons to let the weather change our mindset. Instead, I put on NuCalm’s Flow track and focused on staying exactly where I needed to be: present, steady, and moving forward. There’s something powerful about learning to stay in flow when the conditions around you are anything but ideal. Rain coming down. Clouds rolling in. Miles still ahead. A world record we’re training to break. The goal isn’t to wait for perfect conditions. The goal is to train ourselves to remain focused, calm, and connected when conditions are imperfect. Today, NuCalm helped me tune out the storm and tune into the ride. Because sometimes Flow isn’t about everything going smoothly. It’s about finding your rhythm anyway. One pedal stroke at a time. 💙 #NuCalm #Flow #Peak2Peak #WorldRecordTraining #TandemCycling #StayInFlow #IgniteHumanity

Day 07 · JB · PowerNap
Jackson, Wyoming

THIS is what 100 kilometres of cycling looks like behind the scenes. 😂 Peak2Peak 2026 isn’t only about how hard we can push. It’s also about how intentionally we can recover. Day after day, we’re asking our bodies to get back on the tandem and do it all again. That makes recovery every bit as important as the kilometres we ride. One of our secret weapons on this expedition is NuCalm Power Nap. When we climb off the bike, we can put on NuCalm, shut everything down for a short Power Nap, and give our bodies and minds a chance to reset before whatever comes next. And yes… sometimes this is exactly what elite athletic performance looks like. 😂 We’ve used NuCalm throughout our endurance adventures, and we’re incredibly grateful to have them supporting us again for Peak2Peak 2026 world records attempt. Because going further isn’t always about pushing harder. Sometimes it’s about knowing when to recover. Thank you, NuCalm, for being part of the ride. ❤️ Two Riders. Two Missions. No Limits.

Day 07 · JB · Focus
Jackson, Wyoming

FOCUS ISN’T OPTIONAL OUT HERE. 🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️ Riding a tandem through the Tetons over Labour Day weekend meant sharing the road with some seriously heavy holiday traffic, and at times, Peter had only 4–6 inches of shoulder to keep us safely on the road. When you’re moving at speed, navigating traffic, watching the pavement, anticipating vehicles and controlling a fully loaded tandem, your mind has to be completely present. That’s when we turned to NuCalm Focus. We listened to the Focus track while riding to help keep our minds clear, alert and locked into what was happening around us. For Peter, as captain of our tandem, that concentration is everything. His eyes are constantly scanning the road ahead while I’m trusting him completely from the back. There are moments on Peak2Peak when physical endurance gets us through the kilometres. And there are moments when mental focus keeps us safe. Grateful to have NuCalm riding with us for both. 💙 Peak2Peak | Two Riders. Two Missions. No Limits.

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