Present and future of Journal of Science and Cycling (JSC) in the context of a new cycling era

Mikel Zabala

Present and future of Journal of Science and Cycling (JSC) in the context of a new cycling era

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Mikel Zabala Faculty of Sport Sciences University of Granada (Spain), Spain

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Editorial

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Mikel Zabala, Faculty of Sport Sciences University of Granada (Spain), Spain

Lecturer in the module Driving groups in the natural environment riding mountain bikes (TCAF) in the La Creueta institute of Onil. Coach of the Spanish BMX national team (Spanish Cycling Federation). BMX Team Manager of Valencian Cycling Federation (Valencia, Spain). Author of different scientific papers about cycling and training. Master level in High Performance Sport. Sports management at Energy Sistem BMX Team. Sports manager at San Vicente BMX Club. Coach of different international pro cyclists. UCI Level Cycling Manager. Former BMX rider, now master 30 cyclist.

Published

2013-12-31

How to Cite

Zabala, M. (2013). Present and future of Journal of Science and Cycling (JSC) in the context of a new cycling era. Journal of Science and Cycling, 2(2), 1. Retrieved from https://jsc-journal.com/index.php/JSC/article/view/69

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Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2013)

Section

Editorial

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