Objectives
– Understand a client goal centered evaluation and intervention process (on and off bike interventions)
– Understand an “Evidence based” fitting process that includes “feedback loop / hypothesis testing” model of cycling analysis and intervention
– Identify and understand efficient and aberrant biomechanics of cycling and learn how to use the evidence based fitting process to help identify which areas of inefficiencies are driving a cyclists complaints
– Understand common complaints and potential on and off bike interventions including
– Specific bike fit ‘solutions’ / accommodations for some common complaints
– Off bike interventions including – Hands on and Exercise stratigies for mobility
– Off bike interventions including – Exercise stratigies for strength and coordination
– Understand the difference between between an accommodated fit and an optimal position fit and how to find the balance between
– Understand how to integrate your findings from the physical and on bike cycling evaluation into actionable bike fit and treatment interventions