Sentence examples for riding the course from inspiring English sources

As he rode, each rider was shown an on-screen figure representing the cyclist riding the course.

The 2014 edition saw a notable increase in London Marathon-style eccentricity, with one participant riding the course on a heavy blue "Boris bike", and a couple halting mid-route to get married.

Riding the course in a more balanced way means that your horse is going to find it easier to jump the fences well.

This is not exactly what the cyclists were getting free as they rode the course Saturday.

"We rode the course a couple of months ago to check it out," Millar said.

You can ride the course yourself, and then on race day, find a small road that intersects with the route so you can quickly retreat.

His most important lesson came at a Father's Day race, where fathers of competitors rode the course before their sons raced.

With Armstrong's black helmet setting him apart from the rest of the squad, they were the 22nd and final team to ride the course.

He had ridden the course, a grueling, unpredictable 155 miles that wound from the Mall across the River Thames, for nine laps around Box Hill in Surrey and back, more than 20 times.

Then Dr. Swart and his colleagues asked the cyclists to ride the course with all-out effort, but withheld information about how far they'd gone and how far they had to go.

"I'll ride the course in the morning after the roads are closed and use my time trial bike, check the corners, see what gears I'll need, the usual last-minute things you can't check when the roads are open to cars".