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How to Safely Return to Cycling After Injury?
By Christopher Schwenker — May 26, 2022 Follow this framework for a post-injury return to cycling protocol. Injuries are an undeniable fact for athletes, even cyclists. The repetitive pedaling motion predisposes us to the perils of overuse, and for many crashes are a traumatic reality of our beautiful but unforgiving sport. The weekend warrior in ... Read more
Denver’s Original Bicycling Club
By Kate Agathon Denver’s Original Bicycling Club By: Kate Agathon For over a century, Denver’s bike-centric culture has been shaped by its unique bicycling clubs. This week’s newsletter features the Mile High City’s self-proclaimed “Original Bicycling Club”- The Denver Bicycle Touring Club (DBTC). Discover how DBTC’s tenure, variety of recreational activities, and club member demographics ... Read more
The Difference Between Thirst and Drinking—Developing a Cyclist’s Hydration Strategy
Eliminate the guesswork with a systematic approach. Christopher Schwenker, The Zommunique — May 19, 2022 Drinking during endurance exercise seems like a no-brainer. We know we have to drink—we’ve had it drilled into our heads from the start. Talk of the health and performance benefits of the proper hydration balance are all around us. ... Read more
Man arrested in 100+ bike thefts in Aurora, Colorado
Alec Jackson was arrested after he was spotted by community members who held him down until officers arrived on scene, police said. The Aurora Police Department (APD) said they arrested a man last week whom they think is responsible for more than 100 bicycle thefts, many of them at Stanley Marketplace. Alec Jackson, 27, was arrested May ... Read more
Reversed Seared Flank Steak w/ a Garlic & Balsamic Marinade
Ok, since I started this page, I wanted it to be about not just cycling, for competitive, or obsessed cyclists, (who I admit, I pretty much fall into both categories). It is about lifestyle, and I mean the lifestyle of anyone that likes to be on a bike, for any amount of time. And part ... Read more
9 Beginner-Friendly Mountain Biking Locations Near Denver
Reported by John Meyer-Denver Post. May 9, 2022 Front Range has plenty of trails for beginners and folks who prefer not to white-knuckle those handlebars Mountain biking is often portrayed as a sport for thrill-seeking adrenaline junkies throwing themselves down hair-raising slopes where danger lurks around every corner. The Front Range has plenty of ... Read more
Business of the Month: Outside Events
Outside Events allows you to Choose Your Adventure! For years, cyclists in Colorado have enjoyed a group of epic rides that include the Elephant Rock, Copper Triangle, Tour of the Moon, and more. Over the past years, we have enjoyed these events being owned and managed by Roll Massive, which brought a whole new level ... Read more
1 Simple Tip for Better Climbing
1 Simple Tip for Better Climbing Did you know that by simply bending your elbows you can improve your climbing power and control, thus improving your climbing performance? Why? First, by bending your elbows you bring your chest lower and further over the bike, placing your pelvis in a better position over the bike for ... Read more
A battle between pedaling and peace heats up over plans for mountain bike park in Conifer
May 3, 2022-Denver Post Neighbors say the proposed facility is incompatible with their quiet mountain life CONIFER — A titanic battle of Colorado values and priorities is brewing over a proposed mountain bike park on a 9,000-foot mountain overlooking this quiet foothills community 40 minutes from Denver. On one side are the thousands of cyclists ... Read more
Shrimp Ceviche, the Perfect Spring Entre’
Shrimp Ceviche, the Perfect Spring Entre’ APRIL 21, 2022 Ceviche De Camaron is one of the ultimate healthy Mexican dishes. Fresh seafood + lots of “good for you” veggies, can’t get better than this! Serve it as an appetizer or as a light meal accompanied with tostadas, saltines or tortilla chips. There are so many versions ... Read more
