The 2nd annual Serotta Cycling Science Symposium in Denver, Colorado was a great opportunity for researchers, coaches, physical therapists, and bike fitters to gather for a three day conference of lectures and presentations applicable to cycling performance. Presenters shared their scientific endeavors and provided us industry folk with some extremely valuable and applicable information. I was able to take notes on cycling issues such as knee pain, low back pain, dynamic bike fitting, and saddle pressure amongst several others. It was valuable to gain insight from those who have studied such issues first hand and have great amounts of experience to share. As a coach, much of the conference further reinforced what I already do, but of course I picked up a few new skills too. It’s great that I’m able to use some of these new skills here in Tucson with our 3D Dynamic Bike Fit services.
To read the full write up, check out the CTS Tucson blog at: trainright.com/tucson
