What's wrong with your position? It looks OK to me. If you are flexible, you could maybe get a little lower. Apart from that, fine. Post some side on shots if you want.
Easy: Low. Low. Low. And forward if you have to do that to get low.
Try to get the slope from your greater trochanter (knobbly bit on hip) to your acromion process (knobbly bit on shoulder) between 0 and 10%, with a straight back. Then set your aero bars so you have your forearms parallel with the ground and each other, elbows in line with your knees. And try to make it so it's moderately comfortable.
I have a really, really good slide presentation on pursuit preparation prepared by an exercise physiologist PhD. With the road racing you are coming off and the length of time between now and the important pursuit races, I wanna say, it's looking good for you.
I would worry less about your bike position and consider how that outfit looks on your figure right now, sorry but it must be said, tight blue = might spew
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What's wrong with your position? It looks OK to me. If you are flexible, you could maybe get a little lower. Apart from that, fine. Post some side on shots if you want.
10cm of h/b spacers should fix you right up Timboy.
very funny Phil :D.
I think fewer spacers may be the answer
That and losing ten kilos.
I'm going to John Beasley next friday to sort out a pursuit position which should be good.
He'll sort it out
Easy: Low. Low. Low. And forward if you have to do that to get low.
Try to get the slope from your greater trochanter (knobbly bit on hip) to your acromion process (knobbly bit on shoulder) between 0 and 10%, with a straight back. Then set your aero bars so you have your forearms parallel with the ground and each other, elbows in line with your knees. And try to make it so it's moderately comfortable.
I have a really, really good slide presentation on pursuit preparation prepared by an exercise physiologist PhD. With the road racing you are coming off and the length of time between now and the important pursuit races, I wanna say, it's looking good for you.
Now taking bets (2:1 odds) that TIMber will hit the deck during his first pursuit...
;)
Jono
I would worry less about your bike position and consider how that outfit looks on your figure right now, sorry but it must be said, tight blue = might spew
-will have to stay anon
I know where you live anon.
The answer is to move the saddle back a bit so I don't have that mad-guts-crunched-up-into-a-ball-look.
Stretch out my back, without upping the height of the saddle and causing excess pressure in the ye-ha region.
why not just get rid of the mad guts!
What did the big JB say?
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