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Resistance Training for a Cyclist

By: Dorothy Lynne | 2011-08-09 | Exercise
Cycling is in the first instance an endurance sport with the major energy contribution coming from aerobic energy production. But strength and power also play a significant role. It’s important to remember that resistance training (also called strength training) is primarily an anaerobic activity characterized by short bursts of intense activity. read more

Laboratory Tests For Cyclists

By: Alison Addy | 2010-03-27 | Recreation & Sports
This chapter talks about the evaluating a cyclist based on the physiological and mechanical tests done on laboratory with respect to his physical features. Cycling is a part of aerobic activity. Road cycling is an enduring sport that demands a lot of aerobic activity from a potential road cyclist. read more

Vegetarian Cyclists Nutrition

By: Pakistancycling | 2011-06-06 | Recreation & Sports
“Your on bike performance should not be affected for moderate rides however during high intensity rides (races, interval training etc) you may notice a drop in performance until your body has recovered which can take up to 14 days.” read more

Jogger and Cyclist Safety

By: Kent R. Jones | 2010-03-31 | Exercise
Well it is now official; Spring has finally arrived for most of us here in North America. The bees have started to leave the hives to begin pollinating the annuals that are reaching out and competing for the warmth of the Sun's rays. Here in West Michigan, our lakes have absorbed their icy layers and the time has come to begin packing in the winter wear and pulling down the summer attire. Our thoughts have turned to outdoor activities. This is the time of year when seasonal joggers and cyclists take to the paths and roadways to enjoy their sport. If you are one of the countless individuals who fall into this category, we invite you to read further. read more

Essential training equipment for serious cyclists

By: Zia Vance | 2012-04-01 | Recreation & Sports
If you are a professional cyclist, who wants to keep fit, train in all weathers and keep track of your progress, then these fitness and training equipment will certainly help. From energy bars to turbo trainers, there are several noteworthy items to consider. read more

Strength Training

By: Jack Landry | 2010-10-25 | Article Marketing
You can start strength training at any point in your life and get great results if you do the work-outs properly. read more

Strength Training

By: Chris Kennelly | 2010-10-23 | Article Marketing
Exercises that offer resistance to help build muscle mass and strength are known as strength training exercises. While a few aerobic exercises do offer resistance, it is not the same as strength training. These types of exercises involve lifting heavy weights, which include free weights, machines and elastic bands. read more

Optimal Morphotype For a Cyclist

By: Alison Addy | 2010-03-27 | Recreation & Sports
A professional road cyclist is assessed based on his or her performance level on terrains, uphill and downhill roads. Anthropometric characteristics contribute to his or her performance. Differences in morphological characteristics of road cyclists have contributed to the emergence of morph type specialists who work differently in a race... read more

MMA Strength Training - Relative Strength

By: Derek Manuel | 2010-03-27 | Muscle Building
One of the best examples of relative strength, absolute strength to body weight ratio, in mixed martial arts was the late Bruce Lee. It was said that he was pound for pound one of the strongest martial artists of his time, weighing between 130 - 140 pounds but doing feats of strength that most people that weigh 200+ pounds couldn't do. So how did he develop this phenomenal strength while still maintaining his desired body weight? read more

Strength Training For Archers

By: Frank Sherrill | 2010-04-02 | Archery
If you are not hitting your targets as well as you used too the answer may not be near equipment or technique. Read this article and discover why it's critical to include strength training in your archery workouts. read more

Strength Training For MMA

By: Derek Manuel | 2010-03-27 | Muscle Building
When it comes to MMA strength training, most people get it mixed up with either bodybuilding or general fitness, simply because the majority of what the average person is exposed to in weight training are these two types of training. Often time's people assume that building strength is the same thing as building muscle mass, though these are entirely two different things. read more

Strength Training For Archery

By: Frank Sherrill | 2010-04-02 | Archery
Are you missing the target more often than not lately? The answer may not be in your technique or your equipment, read this article and discover why you should include strength training in your archery workouts. read more

Strength training for seniors

By: Clara Lusa | 2012-01-10 | Health & Fitness
Several studies have shown that strength training is a safe and beneficial activity for adults of all ages. The benefits of senior sport (in Finnish: senioriliikunta) for senior citizens are clear and when combined with outdoor activities such as walking prolongs the life as well as increases quality of life among them. read more

Retro Cycling Jerseys - Fun Fashion For Cyclists

By: Johnathon Black | 2010-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
Retro cycling jerseys are becoming more and more popular amongst bike riders these days, specially with cyclists that also have a passion for looking great and having a little fun with the way they look while they ride their bicycles. Some believe this popularity for retro cycling jerseys all started when Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France championship while he and his team were wearing a retro cycling jerseys that featured an image of the old U.S. Mail logo from over 30 years ago. read more

Strength Training Workouts

By: Rupert L Trubshaw | 2010-03-27 | Exercise
What makes the best strength training workouts? Is it to do with the amount of weights or the number of repetitions. Find out more. read more