Stay Fit This Off Season In the past cyclists referred to the fall and winter as the "cycling off season", well that really doesn't hold true these days. Off season used to mean to some folks that you put your bike away and don't pick it up again until the weather breaks but most folks... Continue Reading →
Stop And Smell The Roses
It seems to me that in today's crazy world it is becoming all too easy to lose sight of what once were our true life's passions. We spend so much time trying and working to be someone that we think we should or need to be. So much time is spent chasing the all mighty... Continue Reading →
Posture Up! – Foundation Training
Here's a few quick and easy exercises you can do that will help you get stronger and more comfortable on the bike. Either a beginner or a pro , we can all benefit from some added strength and flexibility while riding. Climb faster and be faster on flats or more comfy in a pace line.... Continue Reading →
Trial By Fire : A First Timer’s Cyclocross Ride
EAS nutrition is sending Sam Tickle across America to try 30 different sports in 30 different days. The idea being that with proper nutrition and recovery working out on consecutive days should be within your reach. Today Sam is trying cyclocross for the first time. As with almost everyone who tries cross , Sam has... Continue Reading →
A Tale Of Two Trainers
Well it's upon us. Indoor trainer season is here. For many cyclists it has become either too cold or it's getting dark before you are able to get out for your ride. For many avid cyclists this can mark the beginning of the "off-season" and for those of you that consider yourselves more of the... Continue Reading →