JohnMac
12-27-2008, 04:19 PM
Jesse Piersol is a frequent contributor to the Spinning News (http://www.spinning.com/spinning-instructor-resources/spinning-news.asp) and also an Adjunct Professor at West Chester University. There she teaches Public Speaking as well as Business and Professional Speech Communications. We discuss an article she wrote for the June 2007 issue - Literally Speaking.
(http://www.mail-dog.com/page.html?p=000001XDDtjKFPzbYYeG46yqwoVpCznzpjeY8= )
Jesse explains: “I’ve found that fundamental elements of literature, such as setting, character, plot, and point of view can turn an uninspired ride into a memorable one.”
You can hear the Podcast here (http://www.indoorcycleinstructor.com/?p=566)
(http://www.mail-dog.com/page.html?p=000001XDDtjKFPzbYYeG46yqwoVpCznzpjeY8= )
Jesse explains: “I’ve found that fundamental elements of literature, such as setting, character, plot, and point of view can turn an uninspired ride into a memorable one.”
You can hear the Podcast here (http://www.indoorcycleinstructor.com/?p=566)