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Newsletter Issue No. 895
January 2, 2020 PDF version for Premium Members is here. 5 Ways to Improve Your Riding This Winter By Coach John Hughes The top contenders in the pro peloton are all very fit and winning races requires more than fitness. Team Sky uses a strategy called “the aggregation of marginal gains.” The coaches identify different…
Newsletter Issue No. 1158
January 30, 2025 Leo Jed’s Tips on John Forester’s “Instant Turn” Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Today I’d like to introduce you to Leo Jed, who served on the Santa Cruz Regional Transportation Commission’s Bike Committee with me for years and years. Leo is a longtime cycling instructor completely versed in safe cycling and…
Newsletter Issue No. 817
July 5, 2018 PDF version for Premium Members is here. Heat Tolerance and Aging By Coach John Hughes I was 46 when I bought my home in Boulder, CO in 1995 and the heating and cooling systems were like a cabin. When it was cold, I chopped wood and built fires in the wood stoves….
Newsletter Issue No. 871
July 18, 2019 PDF version for Premium Members is here. 20 Tips for Your First Century By Coach John Hughes For many cyclists riding a 100K or 100 miles is the classic achievement, something you focus on, train for and worry about for months. Although you’ve trained hard and think you’re ready, you may also…
Newsletter Issue No. 1117
April 18, 2024 A Few More Thoughts On Handlebars & Levers Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Last week’s column on dropped handlebar lever positioning received some most helpful tips and thoughts in the comments, thanks for sharing! If you missed the story and/or comments, here’s a link (Basic Tips for Drop Bar Brake Lever…
Newsletter Issue No. 951
February 4, 2021 Tips for Base Training in the Cold By Coach John Hughes Base training has many important benefits. It increases the efficiency of your heart so that it can pump more blood to your muscles. Base training increases the stroke volume, the amount of blood pumped per heartbeat. Read more. Outside the Box…
