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Rule the Road: Tips for Your First Crit
You don't have to be a local hero to start racing. Here's how to attack your first criterium with speed and confidence.
3 Tips for Manuevering Within a Peloton
The benefits of riding near the front of a peloton are numerous. However, the act of getting to the front and staying at the front of the pack, isnt so easy. There are a number of important things to keep in mind while working on improving your position in the peloton.
Cornering Tips for Cyclists
Many cyclists overlook the importance of cornering correctly. But not only can boosting your ability to corner the right way make your faster cyclist, it can also keep you safe and on the bike when riding through busy and urban areas.
Criterium Blues? Take a Chance and Lead it Out
If you're a bike racer and are mired in the late-summer midpack doldrums, take a chance in your next criterium sprint finish and do what most say not to do: leading out. Here's how
6 Cycling Drills to Improve Sprinting Speed
Developing your high-end speed is important to success in cycling competition. Even the most "slow-twitch" cyclists can improve their sprinting speed dramatically by performing the right drills regularly.
How Great Bike Sprinters Are Made
Want to improve your performance at criteriums and other short events? Here are four specific training methods that cycling sprinters should emphasize.
5 Tips to Faster Race Finishes
Looking to sprint your way to a top finish? Here are five tweaks you can make to finish your bike race strong.
Criterium King Davis Phinney Shares Wet-Weather Secrets
If anyone knows how to negotiate hairpin corners in rainy weather, it's Davis Phinney. The former Olympic Cyclist shares some trade secrets to keeping the rubber on the road when the going gets wet.
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