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Category Archives: bike
New Technologies Can Be A Pain In The Butt If You Rely On Them Too Heavily
Put it on the seat, turn around, and whoosh it’s gone. Technology gone crazy, not to mention those bloody automatic taps that only work half the time. Too complicated for their own good. Hi folks, You can be seduced … Continue reading
Posted in bike, Body Awareness, equipment, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, psychology, Running
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, gear, Running, sports psychology
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There Is Beauty All Around You So Open Your Eyes And Enjoy It But Watch Out For Cyclists Please
Hi folks, I recently finished the first book of ‘The Game of Thrones,’ where the most interesting part for me was the process whereby a Sword Master was selected by one of the kings in the story - Syrio … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, bike, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Safety
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Try Speedplay Pedals To Eliminate Knee Pain On The Bike
Hi folks, I was out riding with Sue the other day, when she mentioned that she continues to have knee pain whilst riding the bike. This reminded me of the time, several years ago, when I moved over to … Continue reading
Posted in bike, Body Awareness, equipment, exercise and health, Exercise Tips
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As You Get Older Your Body Becomes Weaker But Your Life Is Richer
“The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in … Continue reading
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The Sock Is Back So It’s Time For FitOldDog To Break In His New Bike Shoes
FitOldDog’s advice is to take the slightest of symptoms seriously until you can work out what is going on, reach a correct diagnosis, and fix the problem. Continue reading
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How Relaxed Is Too Relaxed And Should I Drop My Heels On The Bike?
FitOldDog’s advice is that you seek your optimal combination of relaxation and tension for your life and your cycling. Continue reading
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