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In this post, Steve takes a look at improving performance within five different catorgories: Breathing, Nutrition, Function, Equipment and Training. He highlights the Breathing section with a review of an invention from friend to the site, Gotz Heine, called Nasal Suffocating Aid (NaSA). It's a simple, inexpensive solution for those seeking to simulate altitude training. Along with NaSA, you'll find several methods every serious or not-so-serious rider can benefit from...
Heel Wedges are the biggest single selling item in the store, and we thought it was time to reintroduce them. So why a heel wedge and not a cleat wedge? Here are the pros and cons as I see them:…
Many riders have experienced "Hot Foot" at one time or another... In this post, Steve explores the mechanical and functional causes of hot foot and offers general solutions. Relief to riding with foot pain may be a click away!
Part 2 continues the journey and travels to the land of midfoot, a new bike and a bike fitter named Colby.
Steve recently did an interview with Damian Ruse at SemiProCycling.com on the topic of cleat position. Here's the list of questions asked: What do you consider the ball of the foot? What’s the idea behind moving the ball of the foot in…
Is everyday posture important for performance on the bike? Most riders know improving core strength is essential to riding well, and Steve believes good posture and reasonable core strength are one and the same. In this post, he explains why and offers some tips to better posture.
Before there was a website, there was a roadie struggling to get comfortable on the bike and a bike fitter in another hemisphere willing to lend a hand. Read about how they joined forces to get one out of Bike Fit Hell and the other a new website.
In terms of cycling foot correction, quality arch support trumps everything else. Wedging and shimming should be attempted as necessary after quality arch support is in place. For more about this, please see Foot Correction Part 1: Arch Support. There is plenty…
Colby Pearce was recently profiled on the popular site, PezCycling News. The following is reprinted with permission and can also be found here.