Laurelea Moss
WORLD CHAMPION CYCLIST
Laurelea Moss is a 38yr old masters cyclist competing on both the track and in road cycling events. Having begun cycling competitively only 4 years ago, she quickly worked up to competing in the Subaru National Road series with Holden Women’s Cycling team as an elite athlete (2015, 2016) as well as being part of the Queensland Track team competing at the Elite Track National Championships 2016.
+ Australian Female Masters Road Cyclist of the Year 2014
+ currently holds Masters World Best Times 2016
+ recently won the World Amateur Qualifier Time Trial and Road Race (UWCT Perth, 2016)
+ winning QLD Elite Criterium Champion 2016
I’ve been utilising Dan’s special splint for 7 months and can honestly say I feel naked competing without it. It’s been my secret weapon in achieving world best times for women aged 35-39 in both the Flying 200 and the 2000m Individual Pursuit at the Australian National Masters Track Championships 2016 (as well as two other personal best medals). From the beginning, I was impressed with Dan’s process, explanations, follow-up and interest in real results. My power data with and without the splint show unequivocally the performance benefits. Because I can get better intensity in my training, I can get better adaptive changes, which means more potential for high performance in competition. For anyone interested in optimising performance results, Dan’s splint is worth assessing. I won’t compete without it.
