I’m sad to announce that rider that passed away on Nomad Trail on Saturday was 52-year-old Loveland cyclist Rudy Hamman. Rudy was active in the Loveland cycling community, often taking part in Gale Bernhart’s weekly rides. Rudy leaves behind a wife and 3 daughters. A GoFundMe campaign with a goal of $15,000.00 has been established to support his family. At the time this article was published the campaign was at $4,605.00. You can donate here.  https://gf.me/u/yz93s5
Rudy was found unresponsive on Nomad Trail by other cyclists around 1pm Saturday, September 19th. Those riders called 911 and preformed CPR until first responders arrived and continued to try to revive him. Unfortunately, he died at the scene by an apparent heart attack.21.

Gale Bernhardt and I are gathering information on tests, exams and locations for endurance athletes to determine if they’re at risk of heart failure. Please keep an eye out for that information in the near future.GoFundMe:https://gf.me/u/yz93s5

Adapt Sports Therapy

Since relocating to Fort Collins, the Smalls have been working hard to build their sports therapy practice and support their community. Doctor Natalie’s primary focus for her own training is competitive trail running and cycling. Aside from treating runners and cyclists, Doctor Natalie specializes in pre and postpartum strength training and loves helping mothers stay injury free throughout pregnancy after giving birth. Dr. Shawn is passionate about serving such a thriving and active community…

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