How does mud affect your race strategy?
What do you think of using a mountain bike in a cyclocross race?
What's a gentle way for a roadie to get into cyclocross racing?
How do you keep your workouts from getting boring?
What is the most challenging part of switching to cyclocross?
What do you do for cross-training? Do you lift weights?
Should mountain bikers be in the same class as cross riders?
How do I figure the correct frame size for a cyclocross bike?
Can you tell us what your training diet consists of?
What is the best way to outfit a bike for snowy conditions?
How and why did you first get started in cyclocross?
How do you feel about mountain bikes in cyclocross events?
How can I gain skill and confidence on more technical trails?

Jeff Drukin

Jan: During my racing seasons, I am on the bike most of the time, except for occasional runs. Come fall and through the winter, I like to try everything! Keep it fun and do things you don't get to do during the summer. I also do weight training, running, cross-country skiing, swimming ... and riding the trainer if it is too cold or wet outside to ride. In order to not get bored, I like to try to do things with other people a couple times a week. Riding the turbo trainer can get boring, but listen to music, put yourself in front of a mirror, and challenge yourself with intervals or short efforts. Intervals are hard, but they do make the time go by quicker. And last but not least, take time with your friends and family ... that will always keep you from getting bored. Oh yeah ... have you tried night riding or riding on snowmobile trails? It is a blast!