From Broken Neck to Broken Records provides an in-depth look at Scott, an outstanding cyclist, and the mental and physical strength it took to go from a near death experience to winning 11 gold medals, and breaking records in time trials and road race competitions. These accomplishments were achieved 13 months after being told by a spinal surgeon that he would never ride a bike again.

In From Broken Neck to Broken Records, the authors tell the story of how Scott overcame his life-threatening injury through hard work and perseverance. Ray and Scott also explain how Sandy went from spending five months in a hard neck brace to moving on with his life, by getting back on his bike.

From Broken Neck to Broken Records also includes a "How to Win" section, meant to inspire and instruct athletes. This is a guide for masters cyclists over 35 years of age and other athletes of all ages. It includes motivational coaching and helpful information on how to win races and break records. Written to be both practical and easy-to-read, this guide explores everything from buying your bike, setting and achieving goals, training, bike maintenance, racing, and ultimately winning gold medals.

From Broken Neck to Broken Records: A Masters Cyclist's Guide to Winning is available for sale online at Amazon.com and other channels.

About the Authors
Rose Marie Ray is the 20K Time Trial, 2009, USCF, Florida Champion. She competes in the U.S. Senior Games and was the 2008, 40K road race champion. She has represented Florida in the U.S. Senior Nationals, in time trials and road races in 2007 and 2009.

Sandy Scott, co-author and subject of the book, broke his neck in 2005 and went on to win 11 major championships in Florida from 2006 to 2009. He is the 5K, 10K and 20K Time Trial age-group record holder in the state of Florida and the 2009 20K USCF Florida Champion. He competes in the U.S. Senior Games and represented Florida at the U.S. Senior Nationals in 2007, qualified in 2009, and is planning on winning four gold medals at the U.S. Senior Nationals in 2011. Web: www.BrokenNeckToBrokenRecords.com