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Tips to safely train in elevated temperatures
Let’s face it – this time of year in Charleston is downright hot. When you’re out training, it is important to take the proper precautions to keep yourself safe and to pay attention to the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
Ride LOWVELO in the best city in the U.S.
If you need another reason to ride in LOWVELO, how about the chance to experience the best city in the U.S.? For the eleventh straight year, Charleston has been voted the number one city in Travel + Leisure Magazine’s World’s Best Awards.
Two reasons to ride: MUSC student pedals to honor a pair of important relationships
When she said “yes” to riding in LOWVELO21 with her best friend, who had just survived a cancer scare, Jaeger Parsons realized she had another personal reason for wanting to help fund lifesaving cancer research.
Parker’s Warrior: Local man rides in LOWVELO23 in memory of his 11-year-old niece
He made a promise to his niece. He was going to ride 100 miles in LOWVELO and nothing was going to keep Michael Mansson from fulfilling that promise.
LOWVELO23 opens for registration April 3, take advantage of early bird rate for the first 24 hours
LOWVELO returns for its fifth year, with all rider-raised dollars going to support cancer research at Hollings. Registration opens April 3!
Pedaling forward: widower honors his wife by cycling 100 miles and becoming the top fundraiser
Grief looks different for everyone. For Aron Kuch, cycling and raising funds for cancer research is what has gotten him through. That and talking about his wife, Heather.
Record number of LOWVELO riders raise more than $427k for lifesaving cancer research
A total of 891 riders and 105 teams raised more than $427,000 to make LOWVELO22 the biggest yet.
Despite being the last one over the bridge, MUSC student empowered by LOWVELO
Emily Bott didn’t plan to ride in LOWVELO. But when her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer, she wanted to find a way to contribute to cancer research.
Top 10 LOWVELO22 Highlights
We’re still pumped up about what a great day LOWVELO22 was. If you missed the event, we’ve got the recap of some of the top moments.
A positive attitude and a giving heart are the keys to beating breast cancer for Daniel Island woman
Thoughout her five year battle with cancer, it hasn’t always been easy for Joannah Sampson to remain positive, but it’s always been a priority.
Life-altering loss: LOWVELO Community Outreach coordinator chose a career in cancer after losing her mother
It’s the kind of anniversary that hurts every time it comes around. But for Cara Seward, it’s bittersweet.
Along for the ride: Pups Willie and Harley show anything is paw-sible at LOWVELO
Every rider has a unique story. Jamie and Kathy McKee might be a couple of the most attention-grabbing riders in LOWVELO. They’re showing that anything is paw-sible at LOWVELO.
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