The 2025 PMC Winter Cycle will be the 10th year for this event! A spoke in the wheel of the Pan-Mass Challenge, the PMC Winter Cycle has evolved and adapted over the years.
Why I PMC - Christine St Pierre
#WhyIPMC guest blog by Christine St Pierre, 1st-year PMC Winter Cycle rider, 18-year PMC rider - Team Duncan Captain
This will be my first PMC Winter Cycle!
Why I PMC - Stephanie Taylor
#WhyIPMC guest blog by Stephanie Taylor, 1st-year PMC Winter Cycle, 1-year PMC Living Proof Rider - Team Duncan team member
In the summer of 2023, while still undergoing treatment for breast cancer, I rode in my first Pan-Mass Challenge. When I joined Team Duncan last year, I had no idea the impact the team, the story of Duncan, and the PMC experience would have on my life as a patient and a survivor. I met an incredible group of people and enjoyed the most magical first Pan-Mass Challenge experience. In September, my kids joined Team Duncan to ride in a PMC Kids Ride, as we continue to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Fund at DFCI. Since then, I have completed my year of treatment and had my reconstructive surgery and I'm ready to ride again!
PMC Winter Cycle Returns to Fenway Park in March 2024
The PMC Winter Cycle returns to Fenway Park for its seventh year in 2024! Ride or volunteer in the PMC Winter Cycle on Saturday, March 9, 2024, in Fenway Park's 521 Overlook space.
6 PMC Winter Cycle Riders Are Spinning in All 5 Sessions at Fenway Park
The PMC Winter Cycle is meant to be a challenge in support of a good cause: riding and fundraising for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Six riders have taken this challenge even further by committing to ride all five sessions in the 2023 PMC Winter Cycle on February 4, 2023! These riders will participate in five consecutive 45-minute spin session and have committed to raising at least $2,500 for cancer research and treatment.
Jelenew is the Official Women's Apparel Partner of the PMC Winter Cycle
The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is pleased to announce Jelenew as the official women’s apparel partner of the 2023 PMC Winter Cycle. The PMC is the nation’s single most successful athletic fundraiser, having raised $900 million since 1980 in support of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Dana-Farber) and its world-renowned cancer research, treatment and patient care. PMC Winter Cycle is a charitable spin event that kicks off the organization’s fundraising efforts each year.
The PMC WInter cycle is back at fenway park this winter
2023 PMC Winter Cycle: February 4, 2023
The 2023 PMC Winter Cycle will be back in the winter! Join us February 4, 2023, at Fenway Park to ride and raise funds for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
$2 Million Rider Registration Challenge for 2022
Announcing a new fundraising challenge issued by an anonymous PMC couple: every 2022 PMC Winter Cycle rider registration fee will be matched dollar for dollar. This challenge – which includes the Pan-Mass Challenge and PMC Kids Rides Program – could raise an additional $2 million for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, so be sure to register now for the PMC Winter Cycle at Fenway Park on April 9!
Everything You Need to Know About the 2022 PMC Winter Cycle
Are you ready to ride? The 2022 PMC Winter Cycle will return to Fenway Park on Saturday, April 9, 2022!
5 Resistance Band Exercises from Bay State Physical Therapy
There are some things that just make you feel good: the sound of your shoes clipping in, the contour of well-padded saddle, and the right fit and grip of your handlebars. The “riders high” from pumping endorphins is equally matched by the knowledge that you are making a difference in the lives of cancer patients. It must be PMC Winter Cycle season!
Why I PMC - Robin Bernstein
#WhyIPMC guest blog by Robin Bernstein, 5-year PMC Winter Cycle Rider and PMC Volunteer
My story is very simple. I was not feeling great and noticed that my stomach was getting larger. I made an appointment to see my PCP on the Tuesday after memorial day (and as you can imagine, I never forget this holiday) and got the news that I had cancer. I met with my oncologist on the Thursday of that same week he confirmed that it was, in fact, ovarian cancer.
