5 Essential Yoga Poses For Cyclists
Integrate these 5 Yoga Poses For Cyclists with video instructions into your routine to optimize performance, prevent injuries, and enhance recovery.
I’m a Cyclist and a Physical Therapist, and These are my 5 Best Cycling Psoas Muscle Exercises
Follow this cycling physical therapist’s approach to maximize performance and prevent injury by working neglected muscles—the Psoas.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For Shin Pain When I’m Cycling
Follow this cycling Physical Therapist’s five-step approach to preventing, treating, and eliminating Shin Pain While Cycling.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What To Do For a Cycling Collar Bone Injury
Follow this cycling physical therapist’s approach for a safe, effective, and efficient return following a cycling collar bone injury.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and Here’s What I Say When Asked About Cycling With a Hernia
Follow this cycling Physical Therapist’s approach to safely and effectively cycling with a hernia.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For Wrist Pain From Handlebar “Cyclist’s” Palsy
Follow this cycling physical therapist’s approach to preventing, treating, and eliminating Handlebar “Cyclist’s” Palsy When Cycling.
When to Return to Cycling After a Vasectomy
Follow this advice to safely return to cycling after a vasectomy. Be sensible about this sensitive cycling subject.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For Wrist Pain From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Follow this cycling PT’s approach to preventing, treating, and eliminating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome When Cycling.
Healthy But Not Invincible—The Reigning US Cycling Esports National Champion’s Life-Threatening DVT Story
Elite cyclist, physician, and scientist Jaqueline Godbe’s life-threatening experience with Deep Vein Thrombosis
I’m a Cyclist and a Physical Therapist, and Here is What I Do For the Four Most Common Recreational Cycling Injuries
Follow these tips to eliminate and treat the four most common recreational cycling injuries.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and When I Felt Pain in the Front of my Knee From Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome, I Did This
Follow this cycling PT’s approach to preventing and treating Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome When Cycling.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and When I Felt Pain in my Achilles Tendon, I Did This
Follow this cycling PT’s approach to preventing and treating Achilles Tendinitis When Cycling.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and When I Felt Pain in my Butt, I Did This
Follow this cycling PT’s approach to preventing and treating Piriformis Syndrome When Cycling.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For Shoulder Pain While Cycling
Perform this ten-minute shoulder pain while cycling prevention and rehab routine.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For That Cycling Pain in the Neck
Perform this five-minute neck rehab routine and follow these bike position tips to tackle stubborn neck pain while cycling.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is What I Do For That Puzzling Foot Pain
Follow my tips and tricks to get rid of that nagging Plantar Fasciitis When Cycling!
The Cyclist Bladder is a Thing, and There Are Things For That
Overactive Bladder when cycling can be prevented with this training program.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is the Full-Body Stretch Routine I Do After Every Ride
Follow this 10-minute post-ride stretching exercises for cyclists program to jump-start your recovery.
Why Do I Feel Like I Have to Pee So Much After I Ride? And What I Did About It!
Prostatitis is a common condition affecting 50% of all men in their lifetime, particularly cyclists. But you don’t have to live with it.
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and When I Identified This Pain On the Outside of My Knee, I Did This
Follow my multi-step approach to eliminating lateral knee pain for good!
I’m a Cyclist and Physical Therapist, and This is the Foam Rolling Routine I Do After Every Ride
Add this 5-minute foam rolling program to your post-ride routine to revitalize your muscle recovery.
How to Safely Return to Cycling After Injury?
Follow this framework for a post-injury return to cycling protocol.
Sprain or Strain? Cramp or Stitch? Some Cycling Stuff Sorted. Well, Sorta!
Ever wonder the difference between a sprain and a strain? Or a cramp and a stitch? Knowing just might make dealing with them more manageable.
Heat or Cold For The Sore Cyclist: The Three Rules of Thumb
The Rule of Thumb for treating cycling injuries with Cold, Heat, or Both!
The Psoas Muscle…Pso Why is it Pso Important to the Cyclist?
The most important muscle in the cyclist’s body that you have never heard of!
Dead Butt Syndrome – A Real Pain in the Cyclist’s A–
Dead Butt Syndrome is a common cycling condition that can be treated and prevented by following these simple steps.
Virtual Case Study: Pain in the Ankle and Foot When Cycling
By following these bike fit, shoe choice, and muscle flexibility tips you can prevent ankle and foot pain from taking the fun out of your ride.
Virtual Case Study: Pain Behind the Knee When Cycling
Eliminate and prevent the pain at the back of your knee by following these simple tips!
Virtual Case Study: Pain on the Outside of the Knee While Cycling
Eliminate and prevent the pain on the outside of your knee by following these simple tips!
Virtual Case Study: Pain in the Front of the Knee While Cycling
Ride strong without that nagging pain in the front of your knee by following these tips!
Virtual Case Study: Hip Pain While Cycling
Hip pain, the result of long periods of time slumped over the handlebars or seated at work, can be prevented by following these simple steps.
Virtual Case Study: Arm & Hand Pain While Cycling
Arm and hand pain that worsens as you ride can be prevented by following these simple tips!
Virtual Case Study: Lower Back Pain While Riding
Eliminate and prevent low back pain while riding by following these simple tips!
Part One-Rhabdomyolysis: A Hidden Risk of Virtual Cycling
Rhabdomyolysis is a serious health concern we can avoid with knowledge of the disease and how to prevent it.
