Cycling After 60: Your Ultimate Guide to Staying Fit and Fast
Hitting your sixties doesn’t mean you slow down. It means you get smarter about how you ride. Cycling is the perfect low impact sport for us. It keeps you fit…
Hitting your sixties doesn’t mean you slow down. It means you get smarter about how you ride. Cycling is the perfect low impact sport for us. It keeps you fit…
Itโs easy for cyclists to joke about โdead butt syndromeโ – but this under-recognized condition can sabotage your riding performance, trigger pain, and limit enjoyment on the bike. Spending hours…
When it comes to cycling, few challenges test our mettle quite like a steep climb. While some riders seem to float effortlessly uphill, many of us find ourselves struggling more…
Recovery might not be as exciting as sprinting past your riding buddies or conquering that brutal climb, but it’s what turns good cyclists into great ones. While many riders obsess…
If you’re still muscling your way through rides in the biggest gear possible, we need to talk. That slow, grinding pedal stroke might feel powerful, but there’s a good chance…
You’re halfway through a grueling climb, legs burning, and suddenly your favorite track kicks in. Something changes…The pain feels more manageable, your cadence picks up, and somehow that summit doesn’t…
That feeling of finishing an all-day bike ride. Whether it’s your first century or a personal epic through the mountains, that mix of exhaustion and pure achievement is what we…
For cyclists, particularly those navigating the challenges of training over the age of 50, several common mistakes and misconceptions can hinder performance, reduce enjoyment, and even lead to injury. Many…
Imagine setting out for a long bike ride, not on winding country roads or challenging mountain passes, but in a continuous loop. Thatโs exactly what one cyclist did, completing an…
Let’s settle an age-old fitness debate that’s probably as intense as the pineapple on pizza controversy: cycling versus running. As cycling enthusiasts, we might be a tad biased, but let’s…