Many riders make the same mistake. They begin a hill in 42 x 17, then shift to the 18 part of the way up, then the 19 in the final stretch. Or 19, 21, 23 - whatever they are using. more »
Elsewhere we have explained that cyclists are usually more efficient on both hills and flat terrain when they pedal quickly (at about 80-85 rpm) rather than at slower cadences. more »
An excellent way to become a better pedaler is to practice a shuffle-like pedal action. This resembles the motion used to scrape mud off the bottom of your shoes.
Tips for a Time Trial
by PD[Club]Coach's Tips For... Boonsboro Time Trial more »
The ideal training week for a race on Sunday (eg Tour to Portsea)
by PD[Club]A weekly training program for a Sunday race:
MONDAY: Rest or light recovery ride, Heart rate 65% of your MHR (maximum heart rate).
more »A training program for a gun 57 year old!
by PD[Club]Just when I thought my training was adequate (12-14 hrs), read the following article!
Be Very Afraid
more »Paceline etiquette!
by PD[Club]Paceline and Group Ride Etiquette: The Untold Story
By Gregg Stepan
more »Certified USA Cycling Elite Coach
Better climbing for training or racing!
by PD[Club]Many riders make the same mistake. They begin a hill in 42 x 17, then shift to the 18 part of the way up, then the 19 in the final stretch. Or 19, 21, 23 - whatever they are using. more »
Climbing Cadence and Style.
by fiftyfive11[Social]An tip from Bobby Julich (Pro Cyclist)
more »Why pedalling faster is more efficient!
by PD[Club]Elsewhere we have explained that cyclists are usually more efficient on both hills and flat terrain when they pedal quickly (at about 80-85 rpm) rather than at slower cadences. more »
Improving your VO2 Max...what is the most effective method?
by Road-Runner[Club]Document Actions How to boost VO2max
Boosting VO2maxBy Owen Anderson. more »
Try this on your next ride...a tip from Coach Fred.
by PD[Club]Pedal with one leg!
One-leg pedaling. What's that all about?
more »Pedaling is about spinning, not stepping
by PD[Club]An excellent way to become a better pedaler is to practice a shuffle-like pedal action. This resembles the motion used to scrape mud off the bottom of your shoes.
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