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The History of the Central Governor Model

The concept behind the central governor model is experienced by runners almost every time they...

Cyclists: Compact or Conventional Gearing?

If your cycling routes involve many climbs that make it difficult to maintain a reasonable...

Perfecting the Cool Down

After a hard workout, you may feel tempted to cut your cool down to just a few minutes of...

Effective Climbing for Cyclists

Developing power for uphill climbs is one of the most challenging cycling skills to master, but it...

Triathletes: How to Cross Train to Increase Performance

If cycling is the most difficult feature of the triathlon for you, it is likely that you spend...

Power Training and Indoor Cycling

If you want to improve you speed throughout the year, whether for mountain biking, road cycling,...

Kona Triathlon Sees Widespread Use of the Power Meter

Every year at theKona World Ironman Championships, triathletes must specify what equipment they...

Is Virtual Cycling the New Reality?

With virtual cycling, you can visit new places at any time of the year without leaving your home....

Understanding the Cadence Factor in Indoor Cycling

Whether you have attended a spinning class or have just observed one through the window at the...

Triathletes: Why Your Training Regimen Should Include Low-Intensity Runs

With a need to improve speed for the big race, it may seem counterproductive to train by running...