On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm here to address a common concern: anterior knee pain during cycling. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting out, knee discomfort can put a damper on your cycling experience. But fear not! Here, I share valuable tips and tricks to keep your knees happy and pain-free on the saddle. Let's pedal strong and conquer the roads together! πͺπ²π
Here are some effective tips to prevent anterior knee pain while cycling:
1οΈβ£ Ensure Proper Bike Fit: A bike that is adjusted to your body proportions and aligned correctly can significantly reduce stress on your knees. Consult a professional to optimise your bike fit.
2οΈβ£ Maintain Proper Foot Position: Pay attention to your foot alignment - keep your knees in line with your toes while pedalling, avoiding excessive inward or outward rotation.
3οΈβ£ Pedal with Proper Technique: Maintain a smooth pedal stroke, distributing the effort throughout the entire revolution to minimise excessive strain on the knees.
4οΈβ£ Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to any discomfort or pain in your knees. If you experience persistent or worsening symptoms, take a break, and consult a healthcare professional.
5οΈβ£ Incorporate Strength & Conditioning: A good quality strength and conditioning program targeting fundamental movements can help improve muscular imbalances, stability, and support around the knee joint.
Remember, these tips serve as guidelines and individual needs may vary. If you're experiencing chronic knee pain or have specific concerns, consult with a healthcare professional or a qualified cycling coach for personalised advice. Let's prioritise knee health and enjoy pain-free rides together! ππ΄ββοΈπ
π΄ββοΈπ‘ Bike Safety 101: Essential Tips for a Safe Ride! π‘π΄ββοΈ
On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm putting safety first and sharing valuable tips to ensure your cycling adventures are as safe as they are enjoyable. Let's ride confidently and make every pedal count! π΅ββοΈπ
Bike safety is a shared responsibility between cyclists, motorists, and pedestrians. By practising these tips and being a considerate road user, we can create a safer and more harmonious cycling environment for everyone. Let's make safety our priority and ride with confidence! π¦π‘οΈπ΄ββοΈ
π΄ββοΈπ₯ Debunking the Myth: Front Brakes for Cyclists! π₯π΄ββοΈ
On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm here to dispel a common myth that has been circulating in the cycling world. It's time to break the misconception that cyclists shouldn't use their front brakes. Join me as I shed light on the importance and benefits of utilising the front brake effectively. Let's ride safer, smarter, and faster! π΅ββοΈπ₯
Many cyclists have been led to believe that using the front brake is dangerous or may cause accidents. However, understanding the proper technique and mastering the art of front brake usage can enhance your control, stopping power, and overall riding experience. ππ΄ββοΈ
π΄ The Truth about Front Brakes: 1οΈβ£ Balanced Braking: When used correctly, the front brake helps achieve a balanced and controlled braking system. By distributing the braking force between the front and rear wheels, you can stop more efficiently and maintain stability. The front brake provides the majority of the stopping power, allowing for quicker and safer stops. πͺπ΄
2οΈβ£ Weight Transfer: When you brake, your weight shifts toward the front of the bike. This increases traction on the front wheel, making it capable of handling more braking force. By using the front brake, you can harness the bike's weight transfer dynamics and stop effectively without skidding or losing control. πβοΈ
3οΈβ£ Correct Technique: It's crucial to apply the front brake gradually and smoothly, especially during turns or on slippery surfaces. Avoid abrupt or excessive braking, as it may cause the front wheel to lock up. Practice modulation and find the right balance between front and rear brake usage to maintain stability and control. πβ
4οΈβ£ Confidence and Control: Mastering the use of the front brake can significantly enhance your confidence on descents, steep hills, and emergency situations. The ability to effectively engage the front brake helps you navigate challenging terrains with greater control and precision. Ride with confidence and conquer any road! ππ΅ββοΈ
Remember, understanding the mechanics of braking and practising proper technique is essential. Gradually build your skills and confidence by practising in safe environments and seeking guidance from experienced cyclists or instructors. Let's debunk the myth and embrace the front brake for safer, smoother, and more controlled rides! π₯π΄π΄ββοΈ
As cyclists, we understand that the road ahead isn't always smooth. Just like the wise words of Dennis Wholey, expecting fair treatment solely based on our virtues is like hoping a bull won't attack because we're vegetarians.
Instead, let's cultivate resilience and face challenges head-on, knowing that our strength and determination will carry us forward.
Embrace the grit, overcome obstacles, and thrive on the bike. π΄ββοΈπͺ
Saddle Up Pain-Free! Tips to Keep Saddle Soreness at Bay!
On this week's #FridayRideDay, we'll be sharing essential tips to help you ride in comfort and keep saddle soreness at bay. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to enjoyable rides! Let's pedal our way to a pain-free cycling experience. π΅ββοΈπ¨
1οΈβ£ Choose the Right Saddle: Finding the right saddle that suits your body and riding style is crucial. Consider the width, shape, and padding of the saddle. A saddle with proper support and cushioning can help distribute pressure more evenly and reduce the risk of soreness. πͺπ
3οΈβ£ Proper Bike Fit: Ensure your bike is properly fitted to your body proportions. Improper bike fit can lead to added pressure on sensitive areas. Adjust saddle height, angle, and fore/aft position to find the optimal position for your body. A professional bike fitting can be beneficial for achieving the right fit. π²π
4οΈβ£ Gradual Increase in Riding Time: If you're new to cycling or planning longer rides, it's essential to gradually increase your riding time. Give your body time to adapt and build endurance. Start with shorter rides and gradually increase the duration and intensity to avoid excessive strain on your sit bones. β°π΄ββοΈ
5οΈβ£ Stand and Shift Positions: During your rides, shift positions frequently and stand up on the pedals from time to time. This allows for better blood flow and relieves pressure on specific areas. Changing positions can help prevent excessive pressure on the same spot, reducing the risk of saddle soreness. π΄ββοΈπ
6οΈβ£ Maintain Proper Hygiene: Keeping your cycling shorts and saddle area clean is essential. Moisture, dirt, and bacteria can contribute to discomfort and skin irritation. Wash your cycling shorts after each ride and consider using chamois cream or a protective barrier cream to reduce friction. π§Όπ‘οΈ
Remember, every cyclist is unique, and it may take some trial and error to find what works best for you. Listen to your body, make adjustments as needed, and prioritize your comfort on the saddle. Let's ride pain-free and enjoy the journey to the fullest! ππ²π«
π΄ββοΈπ Find Your Perfect Fit! Choosing the Right-Sized Bicycle π²β¨
On this week's #FridayRideDay, we'll dive into the essential tips for choosing a bicycle that fits you perfectly. Ensuring the right bike size is crucial for your comfort, performance, and overall cycling experience. Let's pedal our way to a perfect fit! π΄ββοΈπ¨
1οΈβ£ Standover Height: When standing over the bike frame, there should be a small clearance between you and the top tube. Aim for around 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cm) of space to ensure a safe and comfortable position while straddling the bike. π²π¦
2οΈβ£ Frame Reach: The frame reach refers to the distance between the saddle and handlebars. You should have a slight bend in your elbows when gripping the handlebars, allowing for a relaxed and comfortable riding posture. Adjust the reach by choosing the appropriate stem length or handlebar position. βοΈπ
3οΈβ£ Saddle Height: Proper saddle height is crucial for efficient pedalling and preventing strain on your knees. When seated, your leg should have a slight bend at the bottom of the pedal stroke. Adjust the saddle height accordingly, ensuring a balanced and powerful pedalling motion. π΅ββοΈπ¦΅
4οΈβ£ Top Tube Length: The top tube length affects your riding position and overall bike handling. It should allow for a comfortable reach to the handlebars without feeling cramped or stretched. Consider your upper body's flexibility and riding style when selecting the appropriate top tube length. ππ€ΈββοΈ
5οΈβ£ Test Ride: Nothing beats a test ride! Visit your local bike shop and take potential bikes for a spin. Feel how the bike responds, observe your comfort level, and assess whether it feels natural for your body proportions. A test ride provides valuable insights into finding the perfect-sized bike. π΄ββοΈπ¨
Remember, these tips serve as a starting point. Each cyclist is unique, and personal preferences may vary. Seeking professional guidance from a bike fitting specialist can provide further assistance in achieving an optimal bike fit. So, get ready to hit the road with a bike that fits you like a glove! ππ²
As a strength and conditioning expert, I want to remind everyone that simple does not mean easy. While it may be tempting to jump into a complicated exercise routine or program, it's important to remember that effectiveness does not always come from complexity.
In fact, some of the most successful strength training programs out there are simple and straightforward. This is because they focus on the basics and allow you to consistently progress over time.
Complex programs may look impressive, but they often lead to confusion and overwhelm, making it harder to stick to the routine and see results.
So, next time you're tempted to try a flashy new program, remember that simple can be just as effective, if not more so, than complex. Stick to the basics, be consistent, and you'll see the results you're after with Fast Fit Strong.
Essential Gear for a Smooth Cycling Adventure! π²β¨
Gear up, it's time for another exciting edition of #FridayRideDay! Today, we'll explore the must-have items to bring with you on your biking adventures. ππ΅ββοΈ
1οΈβ£ Spare Tube & Pump: Flat tires happen, but with a spare tube and pump, you'll be back on the road in no time! It's the ultimate insurance against unexpected punctures and ensures you can keep rolling with confidence. π²π§
2οΈβ£ Rain Jacket: Mother Nature can surprise us, even on the sunniest days. Be prepared for sudden showers or chilly winds by packing a lightweight and waterproof rain jacket. Stay dry and comfortable throughout your ride, no matter the weather! βπ¦οΈ
3οΈβ£ Snacks (especially for longer rides): Fuel your body and sustain your energy levels during those longer rides with nutritious snacks. Pack energy bars, fruit, or trail mix to keep you going strong, helping you conquer those challenging climbs and push through the miles. ππ₯
4οΈβ£ Water: Hydration is key! Always carry a water bottle or hydration pack to keep yourself refreshed and prevent dehydration. Staying properly hydrated enhances your performance, supports muscle function, and keeps you feeling great throughout your ride. π¦π°
Remember, these are just a few essentials to consider. As you gain more experience, you'll discover additional items that suit your specific needs and riding style. So, gear up, pack smart, and embark on your cycling adventures with confidence! ππ΄ββοΈ
π’ Are you ready to take your strength training to the next level? Check out my latest blog post: "Going Virtual: How Taking My Strength Training Programs Online Helped Me Reach More Cyclists." ππͺ
In this article, I dive into the surprising benefits of strength training for endurance riders, such as reducing injuries, improving efficiency, coordination, and increasing power outputs regardless of ride duration. π₯
When I started Fast Fit Strong, I quickly realized that coaching face-to-face limited the number of cyclists I could help. But thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, I transformed my training programs into a virtual format, allowing me to reach cyclists worldwide. π
Discover the advantages of virtual training:
1οΈβ£ Flexibility and Convenience: Fit strength training seamlessly into your busy schedule with the flexibility of online coaching, resulting in increased attendance and engagement.
2οΈβ£ More of What You Need: Say goodbye to one-size-fits-all sessions. Online training lets me prescribe targeted exercises and sessions tailored to your specific needs, even offering shorter sessions like mobility work and pre-competition primers.
3οΈβ£ Cost-Effectiveness: By eliminating travel time and reaching riders globally, my online programs come at a fraction of the cost of in-person coaching, making it accessible to more cyclists.
I offer three types of training: Training Programs, Team Subscriptions, and Bespoke Programming, each designed to cater to your individual goals and preferences. π²π»
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned cyclist, there's a plan for you. From comprehensive off-season programs to flexible and affordable team subscriptions, or even a fully personalized approach with bespoke programming, you'll find the right fit.
So, why wait? Say goodbye to injuries and hello to improved performance! Join me on this virtual journey and unlock your full potential.
To learn more or sign up for a program, visit my website. Click the link in my bio to read the full blog post and discover the incredible benefits of virtual strength training. πβ¨
Online Strength Training for Cyclists
On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm here to address a common concern: anterior knee pain during cycling. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting out, knee discomfort can put a damper on your cycling experience. But fear not! Here, I share valuable tips and tricks to keep your knees happy and pain-free on the saddle. Let's pedal strong and conquer the roads together! πͺπ²π
Here are some effective tips to prevent anterior knee pain while cycling:
1οΈβ£ Ensure Proper Bike Fit: A bike that is adjusted to your body proportions and aligned correctly can significantly reduce stress on your knees. Consult a professional to optimise your bike fit.
2οΈβ£ Maintain Proper Foot Position: Pay attention to your foot alignment - keep your knees in line with your toes while pedalling, avoiding excessive inward or outward rotation.
3οΈβ£ Pedal with Proper Technique: Maintain a smooth pedal stroke, distributing the effort throughout the entire revolution to minimise excessive strain on the knees.
4οΈβ£ Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to any discomfort or pain in your knees. If you experience persistent or worsening symptoms, take a break, and consult a healthcare professional.
5οΈβ£ Incorporate Strength & Conditioning: A good quality strength and conditioning program targeting fundamental movements can help improve muscular imbalances, stability, and support around the knee joint.
Remember, these tips serve as guidelines and individual needs may vary. If you're experiencing chronic knee pain or have specific concerns, consult with a healthcare professional or a qualified cycling coach for personalised advice. Let's prioritise knee health and enjoy pain-free rides together! ππ΄ββοΈπ
#FridayRideDay #KneePainPrevention #PainFreeCycling #PedalStrong #CyclingTips #HealthyKnees #RideHappily
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π΄ββοΈπ‘ Bike Safety 101: Essential Tips for a Safe Ride! π‘π΄ββοΈ
On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm putting safety first and sharing valuable tips to ensure your cycling adventures are as safe as they are enjoyable. Let's ride confidently and make every pedal count! π΅ββοΈπ
Bike safety is a shared responsibility between cyclists, motorists, and pedestrians. By practising these tips and being a considerate road user, we can create a safer and more harmonious cycling environment for everyone. Let's make safety our priority and ride with confidence! π¦π‘οΈπ΄ββοΈ
#FridayRideDay #BikeSafety101 #RideWithConfidence #SafeCycling #ShareTheRoad #StayProtected
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π΄ββοΈπ₯ Debunking the Myth: Front Brakes for Cyclists! π₯π΄ββοΈ
On this week's #FridayRideDay, I'm here to dispel a common myth that has been circulating in the cycling world. It's time to break the misconception that cyclists shouldn't use their front brakes. Join me as I shed light on the importance and benefits of utilising the front brake effectively. Let's ride safer, smarter, and faster! π΅ββοΈπ₯
Many cyclists have been led to believe that using the front brake is dangerous or may cause accidents. However, understanding the proper technique and mastering the art of front brake usage can enhance your control, stopping power, and overall riding experience. ππ΄ββοΈ
π΄ The Truth about Front Brakes:
1οΈβ£ Balanced Braking: When used correctly, the front brake helps achieve a balanced and controlled braking system. By distributing the braking force between the front and rear wheels, you can stop more efficiently and maintain stability. The front brake provides the majority of the stopping power, allowing for quicker and safer stops. πͺπ΄
2οΈβ£ Weight Transfer: When you brake, your weight shifts toward the front of the bike. This increases traction on the front wheel, making it capable of handling more braking force. By using the front brake, you can harness the bike's weight transfer dynamics and stop effectively without skidding or losing control. πβοΈ
3οΈβ£ Correct Technique: It's crucial to apply the front brake gradually and smoothly, especially during turns or on slippery surfaces. Avoid abrupt or excessive braking, as it may cause the front wheel to lock up. Practice modulation and find the right balance between front and rear brake usage to maintain stability and control. πβ
4οΈβ£ Confidence and Control: Mastering the use of the front brake can significantly enhance your confidence on descents, steep hills, and emergency situations. The ability to effectively engage the front brake helps you navigate challenging terrains with greater control and precision. Ride with confidence and conquer any road! ππ΅ββοΈ
Remember, understanding the mechanics of braking and practising proper technique is essential. Gradually build your skills and confidence by practising in safe environments and seeking guidance from experienced cyclists or instructors. Let's debunk the myth and embrace the front brake for safer, smoother, and more controlled rides! π₯π΄π΄ββοΈ
#FridayRideDay #FrontBrakeMyth #MasterTheBrakes #SafeCycling #RideWithConfidence #EnjoyTheJourney
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π Monday Motivation: Embrace Resilience! π
As cyclists, we understand that the road ahead isn't always smooth. Just like the wise words of Dennis Wholey, expecting fair treatment solely based on our virtues is like hoping a bull won't attack because we're vegetarians.
Instead, let's cultivate resilience and face challenges head-on, knowing that our strength and determination will carry us forward.
Embrace the grit, overcome obstacles, and thrive on the bike. π΄ββοΈπͺ
#MondayMotivation #EmbraceResilience #CyclingStrong #OvercomeChallenges
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Saddle Up Pain-Free! Tips to Keep Saddle Soreness at Bay!
On this week's #FridayRideDay, we'll be sharing essential tips to help you ride in comfort and keep saddle soreness at bay. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to enjoyable rides! Let's pedal our way to a pain-free cycling experience. π΅ββοΈπ¨
1οΈβ£ Choose the Right Saddle: Finding the right saddle that suits your body and riding style is crucial. Consider the width, shape, and padding of the saddle. A saddle with proper support and cushioning can help distribute pressure more evenly and reduce the risk of soreness. πͺπ
2οΈβ£ Wear Padded Cycling Shorts: Invest in a good pair of padded cycling shorts. The built-in padding provides extra cushioning and helps minimise friction between your body and the saddle. Padded shorts can significantly improve comfort during longer rides. π©³π
3οΈβ£ Proper Bike Fit: Ensure your bike is properly fitted to your body proportions. Improper bike fit can lead to added pressure on sensitive areas. Adjust saddle height, angle, and fore/aft position to find the optimal position for your body. A professional bike fitting can be beneficial for achieving the right fit. π²π
4οΈβ£ Gradual Increase in Riding Time: If you're new to cycling or planning longer rides, it's essential to gradually increase your riding time. Give your body time to adapt and build endurance. Start with shorter rides and gradually increase the duration and intensity to avoid excessive strain on your sit bones. β°π΄ββοΈ
5οΈβ£ Stand and Shift Positions: During your rides, shift positions frequently and stand up on the pedals from time to time. This allows for better blood flow and relieves pressure on specific areas. Changing positions can help prevent excessive pressure on the same spot, reducing the risk of saddle soreness. π΄ββοΈπ
6οΈβ£ Maintain Proper Hygiene: Keeping your cycling shorts and saddle area clean is essential. Moisture, dirt, and bacteria can contribute to discomfort and skin irritation. Wash your cycling shorts after each ride and consider using chamois cream or a protective barrier cream to reduce friction. π§Όπ‘οΈ
Remember, every cyclist is unique, and it may take some trial and error to find what works best for you. Listen to your body, make adjustments as needed, and prioritize your comfort on the saddle. Let's ride pain-free and enjoy the journey to the fullest! ππ²π«
#FridayRideDay #ComfortOnTheSaddle #SaddleSorenessTips #HappyCycling #EnjoyTheRide
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π Monday Motivation: Leaders Create Leaders! π
In the world of cycling, leadership extends beyond the peloton... Just like the New Zealand All Blacks, I believe that leaders create leaders.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just starting your journey, inspire others with your passion, dedication, and knowledge.
I'm building a community of empowered cyclists who lift each other up and lead by example. πͺπ΄ββοΈ
#MondayMotivation #LeadersCreateLeaders #CyclingCommunity #EmpoweredCyclists
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π΄ββοΈπ Find Your Perfect Fit! Choosing the Right-Sized Bicycle π²β¨
On this week's #FridayRideDay, we'll dive into the essential tips for choosing a bicycle that fits you perfectly. Ensuring the right bike size is crucial for your comfort, performance, and overall cycling experience. Let's pedal our way to a perfect fit! π΄ββοΈπ¨
1οΈβ£ Standover Height: When standing over the bike frame, there should be a small clearance between you and the top tube. Aim for around 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cm) of space to ensure a safe and comfortable position while straddling the bike. π²π¦
2οΈβ£ Frame Reach: The frame reach refers to the distance between the saddle and handlebars. You should have a slight bend in your elbows when gripping the handlebars, allowing for a relaxed and comfortable riding posture. Adjust the reach by choosing the appropriate stem length or handlebar position. βοΈπ
3οΈβ£ Saddle Height: Proper saddle height is crucial for efficient pedalling and preventing strain on your knees. When seated, your leg should have a slight bend at the bottom of the pedal stroke. Adjust the saddle height accordingly, ensuring a balanced and powerful pedalling motion. π΅ββοΈπ¦΅
4οΈβ£ Top Tube Length: The top tube length affects your riding position and overall bike handling. It should allow for a comfortable reach to the handlebars without feeling cramped or stretched. Consider your upper body's flexibility and riding style when selecting the appropriate top tube length. ππ€ΈββοΈ
5οΈβ£ Test Ride: Nothing beats a test ride! Visit your local bike shop and take potential bikes for a spin. Feel how the bike responds, observe your comfort level, and assess whether it feels natural for your body proportions. A test ride provides valuable insights into finding the perfect-sized bike. π΄ββοΈπ¨
Remember, these tips serve as a starting point. Each cyclist is unique, and personal preferences may vary. Seeking professional guidance from a bike fitting specialist can provide further assistance in achieving an optimal bike fit. So, get ready to hit the road with a bike that fits you like a glove! ππ²
#FridayRideDay #BikeFit #CyclingTips #PerfectFit #EnjoyTheRide
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As a strength and conditioning expert, I want to remind everyone that simple does not mean easy. While it may be tempting to jump into a complicated exercise routine or program, it's important to remember that effectiveness does not always come from complexity.
In fact, some of the most successful strength training programs out there are simple and straightforward. This is because they focus on the basics and allow you to consistently progress over time.
Complex programs may look impressive, but they often lead to confusion and overwhelm, making it harder to stick to the routine and see results.
So, next time you're tempted to try a flashy new program, remember that simple can be just as effective, if not more so, than complex. Stick to the basics, be consistent, and you'll see the results you're after with Fast Fit Strong.
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Essential Gear for a Smooth Cycling Adventure! π²β¨
Gear up, it's time for another exciting edition of #FridayRideDay! Today, we'll explore the must-have items to bring with you on your biking adventures. ππ΅ββοΈ
1οΈβ£ Spare Tube & Pump: Flat tires happen, but with a spare tube and pump, you'll be back on the road in no time! It's the ultimate insurance against unexpected punctures and ensures you can keep rolling with confidence. π²π§
2οΈβ£ Rain Jacket: Mother Nature can surprise us, even on the sunniest days. Be prepared for sudden showers or chilly winds by packing a lightweight and waterproof rain jacket. Stay dry and comfortable throughout your ride, no matter the weather! βπ¦οΈ
3οΈβ£ Snacks (especially for longer rides): Fuel your body and sustain your energy levels during those longer rides with nutritious snacks. Pack energy bars, fruit, or trail mix to keep you going strong, helping you conquer those challenging climbs and push through the miles. ππ₯
4οΈβ£ Water: Hydration is key! Always carry a water bottle or hydration pack to keep yourself refreshed and prevent dehydration. Staying properly hydrated enhances your performance, supports muscle function, and keeps you feeling great throughout your ride. π¦π°
Remember, these are just a few essentials to consider. As you gain more experience, you'll discover additional items that suit your specific needs and riding style. So, gear up, pack smart, and embark on your cycling adventures with confidence! ππ΄ββοΈ
#FridayRideDay #CyclingEssentials #BikeAdventure #GearUp #CyclistLife
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π’ Are you ready to take your strength training to the next level? Check out my latest blog post: "Going Virtual: How Taking My Strength Training Programs Online Helped Me Reach More Cyclists." ππͺ
In this article, I dive into the surprising benefits of strength training for endurance riders, such as reducing injuries, improving efficiency, coordination, and increasing power outputs regardless of ride duration. π₯
When I started Fast Fit Strong, I quickly realized that coaching face-to-face limited the number of cyclists I could help. But thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, I transformed my training programs into a virtual format, allowing me to reach cyclists worldwide. π
Discover the advantages of virtual training:
1οΈβ£ Flexibility and Convenience: Fit strength training seamlessly into your busy schedule with the flexibility of online coaching, resulting in increased attendance and engagement.
2οΈβ£ More of What You Need: Say goodbye to one-size-fits-all sessions. Online training lets me prescribe targeted exercises and sessions tailored to your specific needs, even offering shorter sessions like mobility work and pre-competition primers.
3οΈβ£ Cost-Effectiveness: By eliminating travel time and reaching riders globally, my online programs come at a fraction of the cost of in-person coaching, making it accessible to more cyclists.
I offer three types of training: Training Programs, Team Subscriptions, and Bespoke Programming, each designed to cater to your individual goals and preferences. π²π»
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned cyclist, there's a plan for you. From comprehensive off-season programs to flexible and affordable team subscriptions, or even a fully personalized approach with bespoke programming, you'll find the right fit.
So, why wait? Say goodbye to injuries and hello to improved performance! Join me on this virtual journey and unlock your full potential.
To learn more or sign up for a program, visit my website. Click the link in my bio to read the full blog post and discover the incredible benefits of virtual strength training. πβ¨
See you on the virtual road! ππ
#FastFitStrong #VirtualTraining #StrengthTraining #CyclingJourney
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