Is Spinning Good for Mountain Biking? (Learn How)

Is Spinning Good for Mountain Biking? (Learn How)

Nowadays, as a professional cyclist, my entire day can be centered around my workout. It hasn’t always been like that though. When I was attending college and working to reach this level, my ride had to fit around my day and not the other way around. I think that for...
Best Mountain Bike Tire for Street and Trail

Best Mountain Bike Tire for Street and Trail

One of the benefits of living in a small city, as I do, is that there are still quite a few trails to mountain bike on within a reasonable distance from my home. However, during the week I still mostly ride my bike in the city. I started looking for the best mountain...
Best Mountain Bike Tire for SAND (Plus Tips to Ride Better)

Best Mountain Bike Tire for SAND (Plus Tips to Ride Better)

When I was in college, my friends and I would go down toward the river and race around a 20-minute mountain bike trail. It was always so fun to race both each other and our own time. The winning move, however, always came around the one very deep and sandy section. If...
Can I Use Mountain Bike Shoes on a Road Bike?

Can I Use Mountain Bike Shoes on a Road Bike?

Cycling can feel like such a complicated and expensive sport. There is equipment and accessories for every need and there is an even bigger price tag attached to each item. I coach a lot of athletes who are just getting into the sport or who are trying to optimize...
Best Mountain Bike Tire For Muddy Terrain

Best Mountain Bike Tire For Muddy Terrain

When I first started racing bikes, I rarely thought to consider tire choice. In fact, I was skeptical as to whether or not all of those fancy tread patterns and tire selections really made a difference at all. It wasn’t until I raced a mud race with a non-mud specific...
Best Mountain Bike Tire For Rocky Terrain

Best Mountain Bike Tire For Rocky Terrain

As mountain bikers, we are usually meticulous about the equipment that we ride. We focus on every gram, millimeter, alloy, and angle. While it’s all beneficial, the fact remains that when we ride our beloved machines, we only have 2 contact points with the terrain we...