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Category Archives: equipment
Bike Shoe Versus CompuTrainer For Spin Analysis
You may have a fancy CompuTrainer to analyze your spin, but don’t forget all that information that you can glean from your feet, as they can really help you to find weak spots and improve your spin out on the road. Continue reading
Posted in bike, equipment, Exercise Tips
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, gear, motivation, sports psychology
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Revisiting PowerCranks By FitOldDog
PowerCranks are potentially powerful tools to improve your running and cycling, but most importantly they help to find weak muscles, improve your spin on the bike, develop a more effective recovery stroke in the run, and generally balance your biomechanics. Continue reading
Posted in equipment, injury
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, gear, imbalance, injuries, movies, rehabilitation, Running
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Setting Up Your Trainer Bike For The Winter And An Aversion To Big Egos
It takes a while to construct a good indoor trainer bike, which first and foremost must have a same fit as your racing bike. FitOldDog’s trainer is built from an old Quintana Roo tri-bike, with the addition of a CompuTrainer and PowerCranks, making an all round training device for bad weather. Continue reading
Dangers And Solutions To Consider When Endurance Training Or Racing Under Potentially Adverse Conditions
If you develop a state of healthy paranoia when it comes to preparing for expected or unexpected adverse environmental conditions during endurance training or racing you will be much more likely to have a good time. Continue reading
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Tagged Exercise Tips, nutrition, Philosophy, sports psychology
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Combine Your Roller Work With A Gentle Core Workout
Hi folks, I must admit that my rollers have helped my flexibility considerably. They are most effective when used both before and after runs. The trick is to workout which roller you use for which muscles, and for how long. … Continue reading
Cost-Benefit Analysis Of Ironman Training For FitOldDogs
Hi folks, I was looking in the corner of our bedroom the other day (No! My partner Deb does not mind bikes hanging on the wall, in fact she seems quite happy about it - guess I got the right … Continue reading
Choosing Clothes For The Gym Or The Race: Appearance Versus Function
Hi folks, When purchasing your workout or race gear select a balance between appearance and function that works for you. It is important to feel comfortable during exercise, but people differ in how their state of comfort is generated. … Continue reading
