Gemini Performance LLC
(Mitchell Foley, Owner)
Gemini Performance LLC
(Mitchell Foley, Owner)
Elite coaching - Supplement development
Elite coaching - Supplement development
Cycling achievement
Father and entrepreneur for 25 years: 100 wins. 5 National Championships. No.1 ranked Cat 1 criterium racer for two years. Two time cycling 'All American'.
Background: I started racing in Washington DC on a local team sponsored by Kodac and mentored by 18 time National Champion Jim Montgomery. Under Jim's guidance I became a Cat 1 in a year and was on the World TEAM with him a year later along side other standout riders, Paul Curley (25-time National Champion), Jason Snow (35+ World Champion), and Brian McDonough (SAAB Professional and multi-time track National Champion). I was very fortunate to learn from these guys at a time when American Crit racing was the predominant form of racing in the country. On World TEAM I went on to win the Mid-Atlantic Best All-Round Rider and in the Individual Time Trial I set a District record of 50:54 which stood for two decades. In 2001 I moved to Lincoln, Massachusetts and raced with CCB, the nation’s No. 1-ranked amateur team at the time. On CCB I won the New England Pro/Am Criterium Championships in Burlington, VT and rode support for future World Tour Pro Tim Johnson and Shaun McCormack. Two years later I switched teams to the Trek Factory Team and won the NYC Invitational Championship on Wall Street and was USA Cycling's number one ranked catagory 1 crit rider for two years in a row.
From 2004 to 2011, my primary focus was building a start-up business but I managed to win another Masters National Crit Championship in 2007 while training exclusively during my bike commute to work. In 2011 I tried my first gravel race and was on the winning six-man team at the RAPHA North American Gentlemen Race (124 miles on-off road). In 2012 & 2013 I rode for TIME FACTORY Team based in Los Angeles, CA. I raced several major events in the region in support of teammates and won the New England Masters Criterium Championships back home in Boston both years.