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Cycling Skills: Rating climbs and defining percent grade
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Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. Rating climbs and defining percent grade. If you watch Le Tour at this time of the year (and who doesn't? Then you've heard about various categories of climbs, particularly on the mountain stages. But what does each category mean? Well, it depends on who you ask. Generally, the climb's category is determined by considering the length and steepness, plus its position on the route. Velonews' Tour de France 101. Regardless of lore, categorization of...
Cycling Skills: What a Roadie Needs to Know to Race on the Track
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Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. What a Roadie Needs to Know to Race on the Track. Dan Currell and the crew at the National Sports Center Velodrome in Blaine, Minnesota put together a great guide for riders interested in trying out racing on the track. The guide is really designed for riders familiar with riding the road, but who need to know the differences and subtleties that will make learning to ride on the track a successful transition. Track Cycling – An Introduction.
Cycling Skills: Speed, Leg Speed, and "Spinning Out"
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Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. Speed, Leg Speed, and "Spinning Out". Cyclists sometimes refer to “spinning out” in a sprint or down a hill, meaning they feel they reached the maximum speed they could in the gears they have. The implication is that with a bigger gear they could have gone faster in the same scenario. However, fitness and skill development (or lack thereof) are the limiting factors long before gear selection. Thursday, May 14, 2009. Labels: facts and figures.
Cycling Skills: Putting on the Sunscreen
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Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. Putting on the Sunscreen. Let's face it, somehow bike racers have a skewed vision of vanity. When was the last time a cyclist showed you his "great" tan lines? If you know many bike racers, it probably hasn't been long at all. But we all know that too much sun isn't good for you. To help keep all the time in the sun in perspective, there's a great sunscreen info graphic on InformationIsBeautiful.net. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Or post in the comments.
Cycling Skills: Standing Causes HR Increase
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Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. Standing Causes HR Increase. It's common to see riders standing when they are riding, whether it's going up a hill, accelerating, or stretching out. But if your goal is conserve as much energy as possible, it's also good to know to that your heart rate will usually increase when standing, even when putting out the same power. Red = HR, Blue = speed. Yellow = power, Green = cadence. Wednesday, November 17, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Bike Boy: October 2012
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Monday, October 22, 2012. I'll publish the first part of the Bike Boy Awards later this week. Because I am giving them more description than I normally give, they are taking forever to complete. Do forgive me for getting ahead of myself. Perhaps there's no point in me telling you this. Perhaps you will read this and think I'm a nutcase, or worse, a diva, but you know what? That's a lie; I do. Monday, October 15, 2012. The Awards are Coming. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Bike Boy 's Blog! My Dad'...
Bike Boy: Good News
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012. The phrase "No news is good news" does not always ring true. For a year, I earnestly desired to know the truth behind my hip injury and learned nothing. I think I got the answer today. I thank you for your prayers. Thats great news that you finally found out what is going on. Hopefully you will be back to 110% and crushing souls on the bike again soon. Good luck. November 28, 2012 at 9:09 PM. November 28, 2012 at 9:30 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Tribute to Teddy.
Bike Boy: May 2012
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Shellfish and I never got along so well. In my early years I had a tendency to hork crab cakes. For that reason, we assumed I was allergic to shellfish; and so I abstained. For some reason, a reason I know not, shrimp is a shellfish. Over the course of my long withholding people told me of the excellent taste of shrimp. I believed them. Friday, May 25, 2012. Friday, May 11, 2012. I miss you, SoMo. A nostalgic post was inevitable. This year it's different. I'm laying on the floo...
Bike Boy: An Update on 2013
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Sunday, February 24, 2013. An Update on 2013. I suppose I'm not the best at self-disclosure, particularly regarding my hip. I'm often incredulous as to why so many people ask me how my hip feels. For some reason, I expect them to know my physical condition without being told. I don't self-disclose. My hope is that this blog post will partially remedy that issue. That's what I've learned. Thanks for reading all the way to the bottom of the page. Have a lovely day. February 27, 2013 at 8:47 AM. Hi, I'm Jam...
Bike Boy: June 2013
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Friday, June 28, 2013. Le Tour de France 2013: Predictions. What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? An explosion. The 2013 Tour de France pits Chris Froome and his fellow Sky People against some of the strongest teams the Tour has ever fielded. There ought to be fireworks, and not the pathetic little sparkler show we witnessed last year. Last year he finished 30. I picked Valverde to win the 2008 Tour and later vowed to never do that again. Last year, I picked him to finish 8.
Bike Boy: September 2012
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Sunday, September 23, 2012. I'm running the mic at the Best Buddies crit on October 6th. Come out and race! It will be fun! Sunday, September 2, 2012. I started college. My classes are good. This week I'm going to Michigan for my cousin's wedding. I was killing it in Fantasy cycling until Rodriguez took the red jersey. I still haven't learned my lesson about not picking him. The podcast is on hiatus. College has not been conducive to such things. Thanks for reading. I will try to post more. Dan (Good Rit...
Bike Boy: April 2012
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Saturday, April 14, 2012. 2012 Amstel Gold Race: Prediction. Okay, here's my thought. Gilbert will win Liege-Bastogne-Liege, but he's not quite there yet. It will be a super competitive finish with all the explosive riders, but I believe that Joaquin has the legs and an extremely strong team in Katusha. We'll have to see if this jinxes Rodriguez like it jinxed Cancellara and Pozzatto. Saturday, April 7, 2012. And most importantly, Tom Veelers will take 11th. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A Tribute to Teddy.
Bike Boy: Le Tour de France 2013: Predictions
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Friday, June 28, 2013. Le Tour de France 2013: Predictions. What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? An explosion. The 2013 Tour de France pits Chris Froome and his fellow Sky People against some of the strongest teams the Tour has ever fielded. There ought to be fireworks, and not the pathetic little sparkler show we witnessed last year. Last year he finished 30. I picked Valverde to win the 2008 Tour and later vowed to never do that again. Last year, I picked him to finish 8.
Bike Boy: Got the Gig
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Sunday, September 23, 2012. I'm running the mic at the Best Buddies crit on October 6th. Come out and race! It will be fun! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to Bike Boy 's Blog! Bike Boy thanks you for visiting his blog! Hi, I'm James, and some call me Bike Boy because I love cycling. I moved to Arizona in 2009 from Michigan. This is a blog about cycling and life in general. View my complete profile. James Suggests These Sites (No pressure). A Tribute to Teddy. Ann Arbor Velo Club. Beating som...
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Wherever you go there you are. Sisters riding bicycles from Arcata, CA to Rockport, Maine. 4000 miles and 88 days. View my complete profile. Saturday, November 28, 2009. Wherever you go there you are. For those of you who are still following our blog, we apologize for the delay in posting our final page. Here is the rest of the story. Bbbbbbbbbbb MAINE bbbbbbbbbbb b. We made it Maine! After arriving in Rockport we journeyed down to the closest beachfront and exhaulted in our accomplishment! Thank you to ...
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Calendar, links, etc. The centerpoint of our cycling information. A great collection of pictures - mostly Cycle Oregon related at this time. Take a look and then feel free to add some of your own favorites. The Big List, Gearing 101 Tutorial, etc. A reference collection of cycling-related information. Cycle Oregon at a Glance. Photo Journals. Informative collections of pictures showing life in camp and on the road with Cycle Oregon. Cycle Oregon Collected Wisdom. Information about previous Cycle Oregons.
Cycling Skills
Info, how-tos and tips for new and developing bike racers. With little experience, kids new to riding with gears quickly figure out how to find "easier" and "harder" gears. Adults can easily select these, too, but describing "bigger" and "smaller" gears or "shift up" and "shift down" can be a bit of a confusing and contradictory process, no matter your age. So let's lay out the common terms used in describing the range of gears. Ie big ring or small ring). The number of teeth of the chainring and cog tha...
Cycling Skills: Professional Coaching
Cycling Skills: Professional Coaching. Temporary Site, Please Check Back Soon. Cycling Skills is a coaching service based out of the East Bay Area, California. Founded in 2006 by professional cyclist, Ian Richards, Cycling Skills helps develop the necessary skills to be comfortable and confident on your bicycle. Lessons can be one on one for personalized attention, or a group of friends or co-workers for a fun and social atmosphere while learning how to ride your bike better and safer.
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Cycling Skills and Drills. Camps and Contact Us. Go Faster with Less Effort. Learn how to Relax while Cycling, through improving your Technique. Improving your Technique will improve your - Bike Handling, Control, Improve Confidence and making Cycling more Fun. Balance and Control drills. Stop and Go drills. Our goal is to make you more Comfortable and Ride, with less effort while improving Speed and Power.
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Milwaukee Cycling Skills Coaching – Coach Sydney Shimko. Training to fit your life — coaching for cycling, triathlon, multisport – Milwaukee, WI. Road Bike Skills Clinics For Women – Spring 2018. April 21 @ 8:00 am. May 16 @ 12:00 pm. Extreme Ski and Bike, 235 N Main St. Develop bike-handling skills to gain comfort and confidence for greater speed and safety with skill drills, followed by the on-road clinic. Our skill drills are designed to teach you progressive bike handling proficiency. May 26 @ 8:00 am.
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