by Jesper Bondo Medhus on March 15, 2010
How to Become a Better Climber – Lesson 2 This series is supposed to help you become a better climber. In the first lesson I asked you to describe the hill you want to climb as specific as possible. It’s important to have that hill in mind when you continue your optimization process. As you [...]
by Jesper Bondo Medhus on March 3, 2010
Ever wanted to climb the hills faster? I bet you have. Just like any other rider, you can see the clear benefit of riding faster uphill. This post is the first in my series: How to Become a Better Climber Know what you are preparing for When I make an individual training program I always [...]
by Jesper Bondo Medhus on February 18, 2010
Ok, my last post about threshold power was a bit long (>2000 words)… I hope you enjoyed it, because it took some time to put all the different pieces of threshold power training together in an easy understandable post. Here is the link again: How to Increase Your Threshold Power I would like to share [...]
by Jesper Bondo Medhus on February 14, 2010
The essential physiological skill in most cycling events is threshold power. If you are capable of generating many Watts at your threshold power, you are very likely to be a successful rider. Sprinters, climbers and time trialists all need a great threshold power. A good performance at threshold power is mandatory to win a cycling [...]
by Jesper Bondo Medhus on February 4, 2010
Image by Luca Pedroni An individual time trial is a straight-forward discipline that is used as introduction to cycling races in many countries. After a short introduction to the simple rules beginners are able to ride a fair time trial. Nevertheless, time trials are difficult to master and even professionals can improve their time trialing [...]