Alex Edmondson Fan Club

Why We Created Alex’s Fan Club?

He is a true inspiration for all the youngsters who want to become an athletic or track cyclist in Australia. Alex is a three times World Champion, a World Record Holder at the Elite Men’s Level and holder of flour Australian National titles at a very young age. At Alex Edmondson Fan Club, we emphasise on supporting our real hero and promoting kids and young people to become a great sportsperson like him. Our Fan club simply follows the passion of our inspirational sportsman and wants to support him in every single phase. Mark and Gerry introduced a great idea to develop a strong fan base in 2015. The sole objective of this fan club is to bring together and unite hundreds and thousands of his fans across Australia. Our fan club aims to help young cyclists achieve their cycling dreams and we aim to boost their confidence and support them. We guide, train and encourage these cyclists to become better. If you are also a true fan of Alex and wanted to be popular like him, join our club house and avail great features. There are also good discounts and deals on our annual membership plans so you can sign up today. You should reach us today for more details on the same.

His Personal Life

Do you want to know more about the life of Alex Edmondson? This fan club takes immense pride in offering detailed information about your favourite athlete. We are here to spill the beans on his personal life. Alex was born in the Chinese Coffee Shop in Borneo and lived in Netherlands. He also spent his childhood i the Sultanate of Oman before coming back to Australia in 1998. He studied in the St. John’s Grammar School, Adelaide, with his sister. Since then, he developed a love for cycling. If you want to know more about his personal and professional life, join our fan club and grow this fan-base across Australia.

He has honed his cycling skills to participate in Australian Olympic with his sister in toe and he has achieved a lot since a young age.

His Professional Life

Alexander Edmondson is a renowned and much-loved road and track cyclist in Australia. Currently, he is riding for the UCI WorldTeam Team BikeExchange–Jayco and enjoys widespread popularity among the lovers of cycling. Alex was only 18 when he became the second youngest cyclist to be selected for an Australian Olympic Team. Alex was conferred with the South Australian Sports Star of the Year award in 2013 and became a world champion in individual pursuit in 2014. In the same year, he won a gold medal in team pursuit during the Commonwealth Games. He was awarded a silver medal in team pursuit at the 2016 Summer Olympics and holds the record of being a dual Junior World Champion.

I have following your fan club since 2018. This is a great place where all the fans of Alex Edmondson connect and get into his professional life. The fan club is doing a great job and has encouraged many youngsters who want to become an athlete or a cyclist.

Martin

Brisbane, Queensland

I am a happy member of Alex Edmondson fan club. They are doing a fantastic job. They organise events to promote and support our cyclist.

John

Melbourne, Victoria

I have joined this fan club in 2020 with my friend. We both love Alex Edmondson want to become a cyclist like him. The fan club has provided us all the details of our most favourite athlete.

Steve

Canberra, ACT

This is one of the best fan clubs of Alex. He is my inspiration and I am really happy to be a member of this fan club.

Oscar

Sydney, NSW

An Inspiration & Guidance: Become A Cyclist Like Him

Alex Edmondson has achieved a lot of fame, rewards, tittles and money at the age of 27. He even became the youngest cyclist to make an Australian Olympic Team. If you want to become a cyclist like them, then get ready for a hard work. Here are some tips by professionals to help you achieve your goals:

1. Get Ready to Train

Before getting into the actual training, make sure you check on some tasks and purchases for your safety and optimum results. These are: • Do not forget to tune-up and fix worn parts such as tires, chain and brake pads so that you can train yourself hard like a pro. • Install a good bike fit as it can reduce the numbness in the hands, help you ride comfortably and also alleviate pain in the knees and lower back. • Always wear a helmet because safety comes first. • Make sure you have padded cycling shorts and try to avoid cotton or moisture-wreaking fabrics.

2. Focus on Your Ride

When you begin, it is good to ride for 30 to 60 minutes two to five times a week. This will boost your cycling-based fitness. Focus on your breathing rate and spend time at improving it day by day. Stick to this stage for another two to six weeks, depending on your potential and fitness level.
The goal of focusing on your ride is to develop muscle memory of the long stroking movements and ensuring you can move your body in unison to achieve harmony while you peddle. A true cyclist in someone that moves in unison with the equipment, cutting through air and moving at a uniform rate.

3. Join the Group

Biking alone is never fun, which is why we conduct routine biking expeditions and races. Whether you are an ace biker, a beginner or amateur, we can help you ride alone many others sharing the same passion for cycling. It is good to go on group rides one to three times a week to explore new skills of cycling. You can ask local bike shops and join short 15 to 30 km rides that average 20 kmph. Learn drafting by riding within half a bike length. Make sure you keep your head up to control pace changes and learn the best ways to maintain a steady distance between your front wheel and the back wheel.

4. Include Intervals

In these phases and training, your speed as well as endurance will improve quickly. However, to level up your skills, you need to boost your ride frequency until you are riding three to five times a week. You should challenge yourself and increase your endurance with each passing day. It is good to ride six minutes at a very challenging intensity. Count it as one interval and do this three more times to complete the set. This will improve your potential and power you up for longer climbs.

5. Improve your Pedaling Mechanisms

Do three minute intervals by spinning a small gear without bouncing in the saddle. This will boost your breathing rate. Ride steady for three minutes between intervals. Do this six times and improve your cardiovascular health as well. Cycling requires core strength and good stamina, which you must build with regular practice. Ride your bike whenever you can and use the right pedalling mechanism and techniques to make the most out of your sessions. Besides honing your technique, make sure to relax and eat well to have peace of mind and a nourished body to sustain the physical activity well.

6. Be Consistent

Consistency is what that can help you become a successful cyclist. So, train yourself hard, focus on your goals and keep improving your endurance potential. Challenges will keep you stay on track throughout your journey.
Understand motion, how your body reacts to the equipment and how confident you feel with each peddle to make sure you can cycle like a pro. To be consistent, you must practise as much as possible.

Alex’s Contribution inCommunity Events

Edmonson has led a very inspiring life. He won many championships at a very young age. His participation in community events across Australia made him the real hero of many youngsters.