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Want to improve your skills riding your bike? Beginning to advanced skills is taught depending on your ability. Whether it's a trip to the mountains, having more fun while riding with friends, wanting to race, improving your racing skills . . . come join Maureen "Mo" Monaghan and get personal individual attention. Improve your skills quickly.

She'll host a mountain bike clinic this Sunday, February 24 from noon to 2:00 p.m. at Rowlett Creek Park. The clinic is free, compliments of Bikes and More.

For more information call Mo at (214) 348-3314 or e-mail her at [email protected].

Fast facts on Mo
Maureen "Mo" Monaghan moved to the U.S. from her native Ireland in 1985, at the age of 18. She began her racing career during a one-year trip to Europe in 1989 continuing when she returned to the United States. Mo started as a road racer. Based on her strength and endurance, Mo was encouraged to try mountain bike racing, which she began in 1992. After success in her first few races, Mo hung up her road bike for an off-road racing career, becoming Texas Champion in 1993. She was also Texas Cyclocross Champion that year. After conquering Texas, Mo moved to national events in 1994. While the caliber of competition-increased multi-fold, Mo's results remained strong against nationally ranked riders: 8th overall in standings in the 1994 National series. She has trained with and served as an assistant coach working under 10-time U.S. National Champion cyclist Mary Jane "Miji" Reoch (Reoch died in a training accident in 1993). Mo is also a cycling coach for the Tom Landry Sport Medicine Center of Baylor University Center in Dallas. A popular coach, Mo works with cyclists of all abilities and has been active in promoting the sports as well as volunteering for cycling-related causes. Pro Mountain Biker Racer, and Adventure racer Mo has 15 years experience of riding and racing. USCF Expert Level Coach, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), Certified First Aid and CPR. Currently competing in Adventure Racing all over the world. Competed in Eco-Challenge 2000 and 2002.