As a member of the TTEndurance community, you'll be in great company - sharing your passion for cycling, triathlon and endurance training with other athletes from all over.
Thursday, February 6, 2014 at 10:06PM For those of you looking to race santioned USA Cycling events, TTEndurance has created a formal Club within USA Cycling that you can belong to.
Details of club structure and goals are still being worked through, but we invite you to join us.
Please contact Eneas@ttwestport.com for more details.
Thursday, February 6, 2014 at 09:48PM 
Get ready for the most challenging bike race in the region…the Tour of the Battenkill in Cambridge, NY.
Our outdoor Training Sessions will be led by top-10 elite finisher Eneas Freyre, we will be leading the group rides on the steepest, toughest dirt roads in Fairfield county.
Not racing? Join our challenging and fun ride anyway.
Rides are 2-3hrs in length and will be comprised of circuit training on hilly dirt roads. We will be leaving from TTEndurance as a group and head to the dirt circuit course, were Eneas will split the ride into level based groups for the core workouts, then return together as a unit.
Those participating in the training series and actual Battenkill race are strongly encouraged to review with Eneas about equipment choices and sourcing of them for the events.
please contact Eneas@ttwestport.com with questions 
Monday, January 27, 2014 at 03:18PM 
Join the TTEndurance Club at Strava.com. You put in hard work each week. Now you can track, share and compare workouts with other members of the TTEndurance community. Features include; Training Challenges, Club leaderboard, Club announcements, and group discussions.
To learn more about Strava and the TTEndurance Club, contact eneas@ ttwestport.com
Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 11:19AM TTEndurance partners with Stages Cycling Power Meters.
TTEndurance is proud to announce a partnership with Stages Cycling to distribute their power meters in Fairfield County. By measuring the force you are generating while pedaling, power meters take the guesswork out of training and racing. Stages Cycling power meters are on the cutting edge of power measurement and have brought to market a reliable and affordable power meter. Through TTEndurance coaches, Stages Cycling power meters are now available locally for cycling enthusiasts and competitors alike.
With Stages recent announcement that the #1 cycling team in the world, Team Sky, will be exclusively using their crank based power meter in 2014, Stages has proven itself to be a serious leader in the science of power measurement.
Retail for a Stages power meter ranges from $700 to $900 and are available for immediate order through TTEndurance. Coaches Eneas Freyre and Dom Gillen will be training and racing on Stages through the 2014 season and are available for technical consult and test rides.
For more information and to place an order, please contact Eneas@ttwestport.com.
Monday, December 16, 2013 at 06:58AM The turning of leaves often signals a shift in agendas of endurance athletes, dormancy fostered from long summer basework gives way to ideal racing conditions as temperatures cool. The coaches of TTEndurance were no exemption to this rule as 2013 waned into winter.
Cycling coach, Scott Beauregard trained as a runner and broke ten minutes per mile as he cruised to a 4:14 finish in the Philadelphia Marathon.
The head of triathlon training, Dominic Gillen, experienced a renaissance season in returning to his cycle-cross roots on the Connecticut circuit. Cycle-cross, a combination of both on-road and offroad skills, originated in Europe and remains most popular and competitive in the New England region of the United States. In his two tune-up races at the Quad Cross and the Westwood Velo, Dom finished 4th and 2nd respectively. What followed next was a 2nd place finish at the Cycle-Cross State Championship at Mansfield Hollow. As runner-up for the Connecticut State Title in cycle-cross, Dom was poised to make a big splash at a larger regional race for UCI points in Northampton, Massachusetts. However he crashed during the warm-up and broke his hand. As a result, Mr. Gillen began run training and promptly won the Litchfield Jingle Bell Run in December. A Half Iron may be on the table for Dom in 2014.
The Director of Strength Programming at TTEndurance, Torr Benetta, often must codify his love of offroad motorcycle racing as an endurance sport to curious TT members. “Spend 3 hours gripping and wrenching a bucking 300lb metal machine over twisted, rutted trails and one will observe the world-class fitness necessary to succeed in this dangerous and difficult competition,” is his oft
repeated response. Torr began 2013 fall season with the Shotgun Hare Scramble, a 2 hour endurance race to cover the most ground, and finished 8th in his age-group. From there he recorded 3rd and 1st place age-group finishes at the Evansville and Saharah Sands Hare Scrambles, both 2 hour competitions. The former nordic skiing Olympic hopeful punctuated his season with a 3rd place age-group podium at the Ironman Hare Scramble, a grueling 3 hour race.
Head running coach Timothy Milenkevich continued a prolific 2013 through the autumnal months with eight 5K races. His times were consistent, if not regionally impressive: 16:01, 15:36, 15:40, 15:43, 16:05, 16:02, 16:00 & 15:51. He won 5 of 8 and was 2nd in the other 3, including the Hartford 5K and New Haven’s Christopher Martin’s Run in December, both of which accommodated 2,000+ entrants. Look for Timothy to incorporate his honed speed into longer endurance races as he moves towards April’s Boston Marathon.
Last but not least, after winning the Connecticut Road Race Championship in the summer, and adding two 2nd place finishes, (by inches,) in both the Connecticut State Time Trial Championship and State Championship Criterium Race, Eneas Freyre took his skills to Vermont’s Green Mountain Stage Race. There he outperformed all Connecticut riders and finished 3rd Overall, as well as claiming the King of the Mountains Jersey. Having taken on an expanded role at TTEndurance, Mr. Freyre excused himself from autumnal competitions, though still ardently training. Look for an outstanding 2014 campaign from Eneas, New England’s greatest duathlete and Connecticut’s #1 pure cyclist.
