Team Kenda’s junior riders Addy Albershardt and Jacqueline Denny are headed to the National Junior Talent Identification Camp scheduled from October 7 to 11 in Colorado Springs, CO.  The National Talent Identification Camp is a program lead by the U.S. Cycling governing body for boys and girls between the ages of 14 to 18.

The annual National Talent Identification Camp at the Olympic Training Center features a variety of instructional activities and exercises designed to assess and track fitness levels, as well as educate the young riders on several key elements of becoming successful cyclists.  The camp also represents one of the many initiatives employed by the national governing body to facilitate the development of young men and women. As emerging talent goes, the participants of this camp aspire to become members of the U.S. Junior National Team which represents the United States at international competition across the world.