Hill climb technique video
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jimboalee said:
The first sentance is instructional.
The second sentance is an 'observation' for you to go away and find on the video, make a reasoned assumption and think about why I asked you to 'watch his hamstring muscles'.
If this is too cryptic for you, heaven help you if you sit in one of my lectures.
The video is very clever. It gives some insight in how to climb up a hill on a bicycle.
Good on peanut for finding it and sharing it.
The narrator is also clever, because he says just enough to be authorative, but not enough to tell the likely competitor his full strategy.
The more it is watched, the more you notice the missing bits.
Good on peanut for finding it and sharing it.
The narrator is also clever, because he says just enough to be authorative, but not enough to tell the likely competitor his full strategy.
The more it is watched, the more you notice the missing bits.
02GF74
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informative, common sense. the geezer is thinner than a thin thing that has been on a diet so the techniques are not so applicable to somone like me. I am hoping not everyone on here has the same physique as him.
for heavier riders, you can take out some of the steepness by zig-zagging across the road. ok, you travel a bit further but you'll be surpised how easier it is with a lesser gradient. Try it. There, that is my tip.
for heavier riders, you can take out some of the steepness by zig-zagging across the road. ok, you travel a bit further but you'll be surpised how easier it is with a lesser gradient. Try it. There, that is my tip.
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I find pedalling 'that little bit harder' is a good technique for hills...
