Alec joined USA Cycling in early 2021 to kickstart the Olympic Development Academy, USA Cycling’s redesigned development program across all cycling disciplines. Alec is a former professional mountain bike and cyclocross racer who participated in previous iterations of USA Cycling’s development programming bringing firsthand knowledge and experience to the ODA. In addition to coaching athletes of all disciplines on the side, Alec spent nearly three years working for TrainingPeaks where he contributed to product enhancements, data analysis, coaching education, and customer retention. With coaching experience, product knowledge, and firsthand experiences, Alec plans to leverage his knowledge to grow the ODA into a pipeline for athletes of all abilities and backgrounds to make the USA Cycling National Team.

A native of Danville, Calif., Alec studied Communication Studies, Political Science, and Entrepreneurial Leadership at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash. He now resides in Boulder, Colorado.

Anders Johnson is an avid cyclist from the mountains of Northern Utah. He currently races many disciplines from MTB XC to Xterra off-road triathlons. Anders studied Physics and Mathematics at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California.

One of his main passions is the area of optimizing human performance, something that he is constantly researching and testing. He has been part of several top level development teams, such as Whole Athlete, where he learned what it takes to make it to the highest level in the sport. Anders was also a part of USA Cycling’s Talent ID Camps and World Championship teams as a junior racer.

Anders plans to bring all of his knowledge from his many years of racing, research, to help young athletes achieve their full potential.

Geoff Proctor has been involved in competitive cycling for over 30 years. He currently directs the EuroCrossAcademy (ECA), preparing young student-athletes to thrive as competitive cyclocross racers and community-oriented citizens through summer domestic camps and European competition blocks. Alongside his role with ECA, Geoff is excited to share his spirit for development through the ODA Cyclocross Program this coming season.

Geoff’s development roots run deep. From 2002-2018, he coached 16 world cyclocross championships for Team USA, culminating with the 2017-2018 season where he served as USA Cycling’s Cyclocross Performance Consultant. During the same period, he directed EuroCrossCamp in Belgium from 2003-2013; served as Technical Director of USGP (2004-2007); coached USA Cycling’s nieuwelingen (Junior 15-16) road camps in Belgium (2007-2009); served two four-year terms as a UCI Cyclocross Commission member (2009-2016); directed the UCI Cyclocross Camp in Aigle, Switzerland (2012- 2016); directed and coached the USA Cycling Cyclocross Development Program from 2014-2018; and is a USA Cycling Level 1 Coach.

Residing with his family in Helena, MT, Geoff currently teaches AP English Literature, College Comp/Lit, and Creative Writing at Helena High School and is about to complete is 35th year in the classroom.

Over the last 20 years, Andi has worked in many facets of the cycling world: as mechanic, racer of many disciplines (enduro, cyclocross, XC, road, downhill), event organizer, brand ambassador, mountain bike guide, and more. She has spent the last five years as the co-owner of Roam Events, putting on world-renowned bike parties all over the country. She loves the bicycle; not just the machine itself, but the way in which it brings people together and teaches us about ourselves.

Andi started working with USA Cycling as a mechanic for the ODA Cyclocross program, and is honored to continue with the MTB program in a coaching capacity. She is excited to pass on her knowledge and experience to help athletes become the best humans and cyclists they can be, in that order.

Having cut her teeth on the loamy mountain bike trails of Western Washington, Andi now resides in Grand Junction, Colorado where she cuts her knees and elbows on the rocky terrain of the Western Slope. She studied Microbiology and Chemistry at the University of Texas at El Paso, where she played NCAA Division I Softball.