Prevent Shoulder Pain While Riding: 5 Comfort Hacks Uncovered

two cyclists riding along a road with sea in background

Discovering the world on a road bike is exhilarating, but ensuring a pain-free ride is crucial. To prevent shoulder pain while riding a road bike, mastering proper techniques and making necessary adjustments is key. This comprehensive guide delves into effective strategies, encompassing ergonomics, posture, and exercises, enabling you to relish the road biking experience while … Read more

Scaling Heights: 5 Remarkable Gains from Cycling Hill Repeats

a cyclist riding up hills

Nothing gets you better at climbing like – climbing does, especially cycling hill repeats. Hill repeats help you gain strength, stamina, average speed, aerobic power, improved management of lactic acid, and grit. When I can’t get outside, I practice hill repeats inside on my trainer. Zwift routes such as Sand and Sequoias or Alpe de … Read more

Cycling Knee Pain: Conquer It with Confidence

A dude in a yellow jersey and helmet is biking along a paved road with green scenery around, under a cloudy sky.

Cycling is a low-impact sport, which means, of course, that it’s easier on your joints. I’ve spoken to more than a few cyclists who only took up cycling because running was becoming just too painful on their knees. But what about cycling? Is cycling good or bad for knees? Here’s what you need to know.  … Read more

Average Cycling Speed by Age: How Fast Can You Ride?

a cyclist riding down Sa Calobra in Mallorca

You’ve heard it said before; age is just a number. But is this true for cyclists? What is the average cycling speed by age? Consider this: Professional cyclists often begin their pro careers by getting signed at the early age of 20. Some say they peak physiologically by age 27 and retire by their mid-thirties. … Read more

How Should Cycling Shoes Fit? 8 Things You Need to Know

cycling shoes with 2 bolt and 3 bolt cleat fittings

My first pair of cycling shoes were a pair of inexpensive mountain bike shoes. Unfortunately, I was on a tight budget, so I found a pair of discontinued Pearl Izumi shoes that fit like a sneaker with cleats. And they were OK to get started, but as I progressed in my cycling journey, I knew … Read more