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Annual LOWVELO community ride supports cancer research and survivors
LOWVELO is back on the road in 2021 and registration is now open for riders, virtual participants and volunteers.
Firefighters rally behind LOWVELO, fight back against cancer
Isle of Palms firefighters inspired to help generate cancer awareness and support their local community.
College Cup challenge heats up MUSC’s competitive side for a common goal
The College Cup is an opportunity for MUSC students, faculty and staff to show off their college’s dedication to funding lifesaving cancer research.
6.2 Miles Swimming + 263 Miles Biking + 52.4 Miles Running = Siobhan Maize’s Ultraman
Siobhan Maize shares what got her hooked on triathlons (and ultra triathlons!) and how she trains for these demanding events.
The Why I LOWVELO Board
LOWVELO has launched a new virtual sharing board for participants to post their inspirations and accomplishments.
LOWVELO Attracts Young And Young At Heart
From age 8 to 78, LOWVELO allows people of all ages to get inspired about raising money for lifesaving cancer research.
Cancer Survivor To Ride 1,700 Miles For LOWVELO
Cancer survivor and MUSC Hollings Cancer Center LOWVELO graduate fellow Timmy Samec has committed to riding 1,700 miles in LOWVELO this year.
LOWVELO’s Alaskan Participant Fishes For Halibut And Contends With Bears
Lucy Boyce, LOWVELO’s farthest away participant, can be found navigating life in the wilds of Alaska.
LOWVELO Launches 2020 Virtual Event
LOWVELO returns as a virtual event for its second year with runners, walkers and cyclists logging miles to raise money for lifesaving cancer research.
Freedom In Each Turn Of The Pedal On Cross-Country Bike Ride
LOWVELO rider Nan Robinson didn’t take up cycling until later in life, but she quickly got hooked and lost 60 pounds in a year.
Bike Shops Support Community During Unprecedented Times
More people are pursuing healthy routines, such as discovering the joys of the outdoors and biking.
LOWVELO Fellow Finds Cancer Diagnosis A Call To Action
Timmy Samec, a cancer researcher and patient, is the first LOWVELO graduate fellow at Hollings Cancer Center.
