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RE: Strength Training for Cyclists

Dear Jamie and others,

I do believe in practical experience and scientific evidences.

From practical experience, I supervised strength training exercises for one
triathletes who also used to run Eco Motion and similar kind of runs there
in Brazil. His results improved after beginning a strength training
associated with stretching exercises. I know that for most of you it is just
a single case which does not allow us to conclude on the benefits of
strength training for endurance athletes.

I know that we still do not have enough scientific evidences, but for the
interested, see Minahan et al. (2008) in the Euro J Appl Physiol.

In my opinion this is a great topic for research and we need people
interested on this topic to improve the scientific knowledge about cycling.

Regards,

Rodrigo Rico Bini, PhD Student
Institute of Sport and Recreation Research, Room AH221D
Auckland University of Technology - New Zealand
90 Akoranga Drive, Northcote
North Shore City, Auckland – Zip: 0637
Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 7295
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Dear Jamie and others, I do believe in practical experience and scientific evidences. From practical experience, I supervised strength training exercises for...
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Cyclists, unlike runners, have easy access to a wonderful device that can measure their power output during training. The power hub, if carefully calibrated...
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... I am glad Jamie has taken this debate to a more appropriate forum. So we get get feedback from people researching in the area and with people working hands...
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Dear Hamish, Well done in all the arguments. As my massage home, three main points that we should think about: 1- Who says that cyclists do not need to...
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... But how much strength reserve do we need. If we work on an average power of 300 and a range while competing of 200-1000 is there any need to have a peak...
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Dear Hamish and others, I believe we all see the same thing from different points of view. The question of how much strength do we need is something that the...
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Mar 19, 2009
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Rodrigo, I feel we are agreeing to the need for training to cycle faster on the bike and to ensure that the athlete has a good level of general conditioning....
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Dear Hamish and all, I saw that we were talking about the same things from a different point of view. As I have just write you in private, I do not have the...
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... in the Re: Strength Training for Cyclists ... I use video analysis to set the height at achieve a knee bend of 85-95 degree at the bottom of the pedalling...
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Ok, I got your idea. But I have some questions for us to think: 1- Why do you set 85-95 degrees for the knee? Here do you mean 25 degrees from full...
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... Sorry yes, I use C-Swing to analyse video footage and it just comes out between 155-165degree but between 25-35 degree from full extension. Just looking at...
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