Applied Cycling

Scientists like to draw a distinction between the theory of science and its practical application, and with good reason. There's a meaningful difference between believing

Paceline Podcast 472

Have you ever been on a ride (or drive) and seen people make vehicle maneuvers and wondered just what sort of inner logic might have been at work? Patrick is still in Memphis

Memphis in Art

There's a saying about Memphis transplants: You know you're a Memphian when you'll defend the city to others. It's a particular sort of barometer. I expect it won't make

Paceline Podcast 471

The desire to do a bike tour is universal among the vacation wish lists of cyclists worldwide. For most of us, we've read about or ridden tours domestically and in Europe.

Seasons

The notion of seasons in cycling has always rung wrong to my ear. For those of us who spent time following professional cycling, the cycling season didn't encompass summer

Paceline Podcast 470

Before Brett Bousquet became a physical therapist for the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, he worked with a broad cross section of athletes—from cyclists to skiers—while living in Park

Paceline Podcast 469

Fresh off his adventure at Unbound, 2015 race champion Yuri Hauswald shares his experience with his different take on the race this year, called Chase the Race, in which the

Style

When I was a skateboarder, back during the era of shows like Three's Company, we talked constantly about the style of the great skaters of the era. From Stacy Peralta to Tony

Paceline Podcast 468

Do you have a favorite bike event you've done? What made it special? This week Lori and Patrick talk their favorite events and why they did them on a recurring basis.

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