by Jordan Galeles We walk every day and have since we were about a year old, but how often do we run? “Only when someone’s chasing me!” is what you’ll hear from many cyclists. Cyclists are often turned off by running, and sometimes for a good reason. If you don’t start slow and make sure…
by Jim Langley I needed to pick up some small parts for my 1987 VW Westfalia van and went to Van Cafe, which is just a few miles from me here in Santa Cruz. They’re famous for having just about everything needed to keep these retro bicycle-carriers on the road.
By Coach Peter Wimberg Whether you ride simply for the fun of it and to maintain your health and fitness, or you’re a more “serious” rider who regularly races or does goal events or tours, including intervals in your riding is important. And making the most of those intervals will help you get the most…
by Scott Martin What’s a better cycling experience – road race or organized ride? We finally have the answer to this age-old question, thanks to a recent weekend when I did one of each on subsequent days. You be the judge. Event Race: Sea Otter Classic, Monterey, California Ride: Tierra Bella Century, Gilroy, California
by Gabe Mirkin, M.D. Interval training means that you alternate bursts of intense exercise with slow exercise until you feel tired. Short intervals are defined as lasting less than 30 seconds each, while long intervals usually last more than two minutes each. The most efficient, time-saving and health-benefiting way to exercise is to use short…
