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Bicycling Magazine's Training Techniques for Cyclists
 Great Power, Faster Speed, Longer Endurance, Better Skills
Here's how to achieve optimum cycling performance through proven training techniques from the sport's top experts. Whether you want to ride a competitive century or just want to get the meximum health benefits from cycling, this book will make it happen.
Discover how to...
- Increase your speed and endurance
- Eat for peak performance
- Reduce injuries through weight-training and breathing techniques
- Increase mental focus for great rides
- Avoid injuries and exhaustion caused by overtraining
- Attack hills smartly and handle turns like a pro
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION | IN the BEGINNING
PART ONE: MORE KEY CONCEPTS
Pedaling like a pro | Keys to better pedaling | Power training | Overtraining
PART TWO: THE FUNDAMENTALS of CYCLING FITNESS
The cyclist's diet | Endurance | Speed | Force | Power | Brain training | The subjective cyclist | Testing | Periodization | Special group: mountain bikers | The heart rate trap | Recovery
PART THREE: THE OFF-SEASON
Cross-country skiing | Alpine skiing | Running | Weight training | Indoor riding
PART FOUR: A QUESTION of COACHING
The coaching conundrum | Coache's test | Best tips from top coaches | Road riding position | Mountain biking position | Glossary
About the Editor...
Ben Hewitt, a former Vermont state mountain-bike champion, has been active in racing and training for more than 20 years. He writes about sports and the outdoors for a variety of publications.
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 PRODUCT DETAILS:- Publisher: Rodale Press 2005
- Author: Ben Hewitt, Editor
- Binding: Paperback 5½ x 8½ inches
- Pages: 118 Black & white photos
- ISBN: 1594860521
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