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The Biomechanics of Cycling.

Hull & Gonzalez

Is economy of competitive cyclists affected by the anterior–posterior foot position on the pedal?

J.R. Van Sickle Jr, M.L. Hull

The influence of pedaling rate on bilateral asymmetry in cycling

W. Smak, R.R. Neptune, M.L. Hull

Gait Biomechanics

by Stephen M. Pribut, DPM

The Pedaling Technique of Elite Endurance Cyclists:

Changes With increasing Workload at Constant Cadence

Steven A. Kautz, Michael E. Feltner, Edward F. Coyle, and Ann M. Baylor

A theoretical analysis of preferred pedaling rate selection

in endurance cycling

R.R. Neptune!, M.L. Hull

Functional Roles of the Leg Muscles When Pedaling in the Recumbent Versus the Upright Position

Nils A. Hakansson, M. L. Hull

How Changing the Inversion/ Eversion Foot Angle Affects the Nondriving Intersegmental Knee Moments and the Relative Activation of the Vastii Muscles in Cycling

Colin S. Gregersen, M. L. Hull, Nils A. Hakansson

Non-driving intersegmental knee moments in cycling computed using a model that includes three-dimensional kinematics of the shank/foot and the effect of simplifying assumptions

Colin S. Gregersen, M.L. Hull

Physiological and biomechanical factors associated with elite endurance cycling performance

E. F. COYLE, M. E. FELTNER, S. A. KAUTZ, M. T. HAMILTON, S. J. MONTAIN, A. M. BAYLOR, L. D. ABRAHAM, and G. W. PETREK

Overuse Injuries of Professional Road Cyclists

Benjamin Clarksen

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What is Lactate and Lactate Threshold

by Inigo San MilanExcellent article describing a major physiological component of performance cycling.


Independent Fabrications Owners' Club - www.ifrider.com

The myth of lactic acid?…Check out some research.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/16/health/nutrition/16run.html

http://running.competitor.com/2010/01/training/the-lactic-acid-myths_7938

http://www.sport-fitness-advisor.com/lactic-acid.html  (there’s a good summary at the bottom of this article)

This is an intriguing article.  Is Bike Fit really about the best components to create the best bike for any client? Or is it about selling a product line and pieces that fit the client best from that line. 

http://www.slowtwitch.com/Bike_Fit/General_Fit_Articles/Bike_fit_systems_marketing_or_advocacy__881.html

And here’s another article by Dan Empfield at Slowtwitch about bike positional issues. 

http://www.slowtwitch.com/Bike_Fit/General_Fit_Articles/Positional_problems_436.html

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