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Reviews of Cycling Health and Physiology: Using Sports Science To Improve Your Riding and Racing

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Review #1: Great for introduction to cycling...
Review #2: Great for introduction to cycling...
Review #3: Excellent Reference!





Review #1

Great for introduction to cycling...

This book is written for the "layman" in regards to the physiology behind the sport of cycling. As someone not familiar with VO2 max or heart rate training or even different methods of training, this book is perfect.

As someone with an Exercise Physiology background, however, this book was nothing more than a reveiw of everything I have learned. I was looking for something more physiologically based.




Review #2

Great for introduction to cycling...

This book is written for the "layman" in regards to the physiology behind the sport of cycling. As someone not familiar with VO2 max or heart rate training or even different methods of training, this book is perfect.

As someone with an Exercise Physiology background, however, this book was nothing more than a reveiw of everything I have learned. I was looking for something more physiologically based.




Review #3

Excellent Reference!

I will be reading this book several times. It's packed with information on how to maximize your training session, off-season training advice, nutitional info, how to cope with jet lag, ad infinitum. I recommend this book to all who take this sport seriously.




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Cycling Health and Physiology: Using Sports Science To Improve Your Riding and Racing

by Ed R. Burke

Format: Paperback
Publication Date: 2006-06-01
Publisher: Vitesse Press
ISBN: 0941950344

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