Ridewiser in Malvern, Victoria, Australia | Mental health service

Ridewiser

Locality: Malvern, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 422 297 805

Address: 1/269 Glenferrie Rd, Malvern 3144 Malvern, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.ridewiser.com.au

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24.01.2022 SUB4 Pro 2021 Cycling Kit Order Window - exclusive discount 13% OFF KIT prices pls msg expressions of interest here, or reply email to [email protected] before COB Tues 1st Dec . Jersey $108 ($120) Knicks $158 ($185)... Vest $98 ($112) Cap $18 ($25) Arms $48 ($55) Total $430 ($497)

22.01.2022 #m2w125 roaring along @44kph

17.01.2022 #trackstar #fixedgear #justdoit #mightymouse #schillaci #leaveitout

12.01.2022 https://www.wahooligan.com/users/live/c9kMWEjKzynyapD81ijDHQ

12.01.2022 Circa 1989 Tooheys Criterium series outback NSW age 21, so I thought it only appropriate that stage truck podium riders should sport a can of Tooheys beer while saluting the crowd.. . Well that turned into a big night! #support #tooheys #headband #repco #careergoals #hair #whippersnapper

09.01.2022 Edward Kemp has been recently delighted with his launch of Episode 6 of Series 2 of The WIDE OPEN ROAD podcast, interviewing athletes transitioning into life after sport, and in this episode with Rob Crowe. To listen hit this link: https://lnkd.in/gXxKhBx... My guest is former Olympic cyclist Rob Crowe OAM who shares his fascinating story and passion for transition and mental health. Rob is a writer, motivational speaker and director of the mind fitness cycling programs for ridewiser in Melbourne. Ridewisers mission is to enhance mental health through physical cycling training using a special language and framework to correlate the various levels of physical exertion with different mindsets used in everyday life. Rob went into the 1992 Barcelona Olympics in a team that was one of the favourites for the 100km time trial and had to cope with the disappointment of not performing as the team would have liked. The lessons Rob took away from this disappointment helped shape his life after sport. Rob’s passion for health and wellbeing comes across loud and clear during our conversation. Just listen out for his 007 James Bond reference at around 38 minutes in. To all the listeners of The Wide Open Road thank you. I am grateful for your support and feedback. Stay safe. Go well. #thewideopenroadpodcast

08.01.2022 Watch This Space for next week's Article on ... . Survival Mindset - Depression is a different kind of sentence. .... Hope is good Other-focused Patient body’s self-righting process Self-love Demanding answers Looking for answers Finding answers A Doctor of Depression? People who get it Avoiding People who don’t get it Small steps Slow mind and fast body Taking a break Faking it til you make it. Out. A kind of bravery Staying Alive Riding really hard all day! Don’t sweat the big stuff!

06.01.2022 Thanks Stu @kiwicyclist now I’ve got a matching Ridewiser-coloured saddle bag thats so dinky and neat it looks like it’s going 80kph already?! #skingrowsback #specialist #ridewiserkit #fiftytwo #crazystu #sundaytrek #weiry #gogetem

05.01.2022 144km of 337km #m2w125

05.01.2022 Quote Today... The single most powerful thing I have ever seen have the same profoundly influential and deep affect on problems needing sorting, is undivided attention. Dog training... Moving house Teaching cycling Business planning Fixing up relationships Escaping from depression Rob Crowe

04.01.2022 https://www.google.com.au//the-long-and-winding-road-of-au

03.01.2022 WIDE OPEN ROAD podcast Listen link: https://lnkd.in/gXxKhBx... Ed Kemp interviews guest former Olympic cyclist Rob Crowe OAM who shares his fascinating story and passion for transition and mental health. Rob is a writer, motivational speaker and director of the mind fitness cycling programs for ridewiser in Melbourne. Ridewisers mission is to enhance mental health through physical cycling training using a special language and framework to correlate the various levels of physical exertion with different mindsets used in everyday life. Rob went into the 1992 Barcelona Olympics in a team that was one of the favourites for the 100km time trial and had to cope with the disappointment of not performing as the team would have liked. The lessons Rob took away from this disappointment helped shape his life after sport. Rob’s passion for health and wellbeing comes across loud and clear during our conversation. Just listen out for his 007 James Bond reference at around 38 minutes in. To all the listeners of The Wide Open Road thank you. I am grateful for your support and feedback. Stay safe. Go well. #thewideopenroadpodcast #storytime #kemponpoint #howitworks #mentalagility #getyourblendright #balanceisblend #justlisten

01.01.2022 Thanks for including me here, Steve Rooney 2nd with his arm in the air, fell with Warren Doyle (1st) - what a great escapade that was for me, aged 19 in my first nationals, to get away in the break with the big guns and future mates Jamie Kelly (5th) obscured and Grant Rice (4th) centre pic in Tasmanian green. I was lucky enough to have taken a wide line from the final corner, way out of the danger zone and still come 3rd (I’m the lone rider at far left) !!! #woohoo 1989 Canberra National Road Championships (picture by Craig Ianna)

01.01.2022 Lockdown stiffness WILL lift if you just persist! #go