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Muscle cramps in legs while cycling feeds various theories: Cramps in the legs while cycling, muscular fatigue, low electrolyte levels (sodium, chloride, potassium, calcium, magnesium), hyper-hydration, dehydration and personal susceptibility. While there is a...
Weight gain causes Leading weight gain causes and obesity relate to one of the primary causes of health problems in the world, although there are some people that actively have challenges gaining weight and...
Road bike Pedals and cleats | Float or no Float? Road bike Pedals have cleats that offer no movement when clipped in up to 15 degrees of movement of your feet while riding without...
Increase your cycling power by focusing your training and adding specific structure. 1. Use power bursts. Power bursts are a great way to increase your cycling power, your leg strength and muscular endurance, which is...
Cycling Recuperation One of the main differences between amateur and professional riders is not the amount of training they do but their quantity and quality of cycling recuperation. When they are not riding, pros...
Cycling Knee Pain Cycling knee Pain may require a professional bike fit to eliminate discomfort. You can use our online members only bike fit setup guide to assist you if you are not local...
Eating and drinking while cycling Eating and drinking while cycling enables you to ride strong and avoid stomach trouble with the right amounts of the right foods at the right times. It’s easier than...
Winter cycling Training begins in November Use a structured winter cycling training plan to ensure you are ready for the start of the new season. Every week taken off from cycling, you need about...
cycling warm up Cycling warm up and it’s familiarity seeing a parking lot of full of focused racers on stationary trainers warming up before their race begins brings to mind the significance of a...
Spinners are Winners? Ever hear people talk about their “cadence” when they ride? Cadence refers to the speed at which a person twirls their pedals when they ride. More technically, cadence is the number of...
