How I found my Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Intense foot pain slowed me down to a crawl as I finished IMLP in 2010 In January of 2010, whilst lying quietly in bed, I noticed a prominent pulse in my lower abdomen. At that time I was at an intense level of training for my favorite […]
Bicycle Saddle Pain and Discomfort
Learn about your anatomy to get more comfortable on your bike seat. Nearly all cyclists have problems with their body/saddle connection at some point. Some people just deal with the pain and discomfort while others give up cycling all together. It does not have to be that way. We created this series of videos to […]
How much do you need to know about your bike?
Do you know enough about your bike? This video discusses one of the mistakes that many cyclists and triathletes make when learning about working on their bikes. How much is enough? What things should all cyclists learn? What should be left to a professional mechanic? Watch the video and leave your comments below. Make sure […]
Do you ride your bike like a Kung Fu master?
Bruce Lee was the master of efficiency Are you in an efficient position on your bike? He was famous for his “one inch punch” in which his fist would only move one inch and knock his opponent across the room. This was not some magic trick it was mastery of efficiency. All of his effort […]
Interview Peter Park and Eric Goodman
Learn how to conquer back pain and improve your cycling by strengthening your back. In this interview I talk with Peter Park and Eric Goodman about a new way of looking at core strength and back pain. These guys really know what they are talking about Peter is Lance Armstrong’s strength and conditioning coach. Sorry […]