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John HowardJohn has been a member of 3 Olympic Cycling teams and represented the United States for 12 years as a member of the National Team. In his 30 year career as a cyclist he has won 12 National Championships in both the Senior and Masters level in 3 separate categories of cycling: Road Racing, Time Trialing, Cyclo-Cross and pure off-Road Mountain Bike Racing. John won a gold medal in the Pan American Games in Cali Columbia in 1971, becoming America's first International Road Racing Champion. He has been victorious in numerous International Stage Races including the 1000 mile Tour de Baja, The Tour of Newfoundland, Tour de Neuville France, The Williston Handicap on the Isle of Man, and a 3rd overall in the prestigious Nissan Tour of Ireland. In 1980 he switched his career to Triathlon, winning the Ironman World Championship a year later. John held the World Land Speed Record at 152 mph for eleven years, and still holds the World 24 hour Endurance record of 539 miles. In 1989 he was inducted into the US Bicycling Hall of Fame. His International Cycling School of Champions is the longest running International program in the Americas. John's athletes have won more than 120 National Titles, 21 World Titles and an Olympic Gold Medal. John is a Sport Journalist who writes regular columns in numerous national and international cycling and Triathlon publications. He is the author of The Cyclist's Companion, MultiFitness, Pushing the Limits, and his new book Dirt! has been published by Lyons Press of NYC. For additional information on the John Howard's Cycling School of Champions camps and clinics, personal coaching, training programs please call
760-944-3787
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