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The Sufferfest Announces Route for the 2020 Tour of Sufferlandria

January 15, 2020

Annual Fundraiser to Benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation heads into its 8th Year

Annual Fundraiser to Benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation heads into its 8th Year

January 15, 2020 – The Sufferfest, a comprehensive training app for cyclists and triathletes, today announced the route of the 2020 Tour of Sufferlandria, their annual fundraiser to benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation. Billed as “The Greatest Grand Tour of a Mythical Country in the World”, the Tour of Sufferlandria will take place February 15-23, 2020. It challenges riders to complete nine straight days of “stages” comprised of videos from The Sufferfest catalog of structured, high-intensity workouts.

This is the eighth edition of the Tour of Sufferlandria, which attracts thousands of riders from around the world who take on the personal challenge at home or at one of more than 160 Sufferlandrian Embassies worldwide. Over the past four years the Tour has raised over $700,000 for the Davis Phinney Foundation and their programs to help those affected by Parkinson’s Disease.

To participate in the Tour, riders register and donate at least $10 to the Davis Phinney Foundation. For every $10 a rider donates or raises through their individual fundraising page, they earn one chance at the prize pool. This year, The Sufferfest has partnered with Tour sponsors AltRed, Col Collective Cycling Tours, and Wahoo Fitness to provide three premiere prizes: a year supply of AltRed natural performance supplement, a Col Collective “Taming The Ventoux” cycling tour, and a Wahoo KICKR Smart Bike. Other sponsors—including iKOR, Speedplay, TrainingPeaks, VeloInk, Giro, Rapha, Oakley, and others have donated prizes worth more than $25,000.

“We’re amazed at how the Tour of Sufferlandria brings the community together every year to help those affected by this disease” said American Cycling Legend and Davis Phinney Foundation founder Davis Phinney. “We have a saying in the Parkinson’s community that every victory counts. Completing the Tour isn’t just an accomplishment in itself, but one that helps those living with Parkinson’s achieve their own victories and live well today.”

To watch the official route announcement and register for the 2020 Tour of Sufferlandria, visit https://thesuf.com/ToS2020

About The Sufferfest

The Sufferfest is a comprehensive training app for time-crunched cyclists and triathletes. Subscribers get unlimited access to a library of structured workouts designed by elite coaches, 100 training plans, Strength Training for Cyclists, Yoga for Cyclists and a 10-week Mental Toughness programme. The Sufferfest 4DP™ platform creates the most effective workouts available, with targets personalised to an athlete’s complete power profile. Connection to smart trainers, power meters, cadence sensors, and heart rate monitors allows athletes to train to specific targets and analyze performance data. Available for iOS, macOS and Windows. For more information visit https://thesufferfest.com.

About the Davis Phinney Foundation

The Davis Phinney Foundation was created in 2004 by Olympic medalist and retired professional cyclist, Davis Phinney, to help people with Parkinson’s disease live well today. Phinney was diagnosed in 2000 at age 40 with Parkinson’s. The Foundation’s major initiatives include: the Every Victory Counts® manual, developed by movement disorder experts to provide practical ways to live well with Parkinson’s; The Victory Summit® symposia series, which brings experts into communities to share advances in science, care and to inspire those affected by the disease to take action; the Living Well ChallengeTM educational webinar series; the “Parkinson’s Exercise Essentials” DVD and, the funding of research focused on exercise, speech and other quality of life therapies. Visit the website:www.davisphinneyfoundation.org.

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