by bobAuthor | Feb 27, 2016 | Cycling General, Technical, Training, Videos
In 2015, U of San Francisco sponsored a symposium, Medicine of Cycling, Bike Fit Conference. Following are interesting précis on our most asked questions re pedaling rate, crank length, and pushing versus pulling pedal technique. Papers presented are on line at...
by bobAuthor | Feb 22, 2016 | Cycling General, Technical, Training
Bill Pollock shares a most interesting article in Bicycling magazine under their Health and Injuries section. We provide the following précis and link to the full article. http://www.bicycling.com/training/health-injuries/the-truth-about-cycling-and-brain-injuries BY...
by bobAuthor | Feb 9, 2016 | Cycling General, Technical, Training, Videos
Dr. Mirkin -“Maximum heart rate depends on the strength of your legs, not the strength of your heart… the Bainbridge Reflex” http://www.drmirkin.com/fitness/9156.html The basic M2 watch monitor uses the American College of Sports Medicine formula for their...
by bobAuthor | Feb 6, 2016 | Cycling General, Images, Training
Is your 40 degree rule actual temp or feels like temp? I prefer “feels like”, which includes the “wind-factor”. Warmer permits a quicker warm-up, vasodilation Wiki- ”blood increase due to a decrease in vascular resistance, healthy decrease in blood...
by bobAuthor | Jan 27, 2016 | Cycling General, Technical, Training
My inexpensive, $40 on sale, heart rate (HR) and calorie monitor gave up the ghost after three years. I’ve spent several hours reading dozens of reviews on dozens of units and I am totally impressed with the amazing new technology. Monitor choices and functions are...
by bobAuthor | Jan 19, 2016 | Cycling General, Images, Technical, Training
Pure science, really? Well, combined with individual cycling experience and one’s perceptions, there is enough science in the following clips to give one the confidence to make pertinent personal choices. Over the years to meet my changing physiology I have adjusted...
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