6/06/2010

Review of Bike for Life: How to Ride to 100 (Paperback)

This is one the best book I have read about biking, and I actually still read it almost every day, checking out different aspects related to cycling - health issues, nutrition advises, and especially exercises and stretching before and after every ride. The book answers almost all of my questions, and considering the fact thatI am a women and over 50, but still very ambitious to get better on the road, I find it so very useful - I could say necessary.

The only thing lacking in the book are photos or at least drawings in the chapters on exercises and yoga for cyclers. Maybe it is just me, but only reading the text-descriptions is not enough. Despite that, I would highly recommend the book to all cyclers, regardless of age. I learn enormously from it!

Product Description
Do you want to ride to 100? Bike for Life!
Ride a century when you turn a century. That's the promise offered by nationally-known bicycle journalists Roy M. Wallack and Bill Katovsky in Bike for Life, a blueprint for using cycling to achieve longevity, fitness, and overall well-being. America's largest participatory sport combines physical and mental challenges, relaxation, achievement, adventure, and social interaction as it unifies different generations and demographics in fitness and fun. To get the most our of your riding time, steer clear of the sport's potholes, and enjoy a long lifetime of fitness, Bike for Life's comprehensive plan includes:
- Cutting-edge training strategies for best-ever fitness at any age- An anti-aging strength plan to revive muscularity and reaction time- An exclusive 10-step cycling-specific yoga routine- How to beat common injuries like Cyclist's Knee and Biker's Back- Famous coaches' climbing, cornering, handling and eating tips - A cure for cycling-related sexual problems in men and women- 16 ways to stop the scary cycling-osteoporosis connection- List of must-do hill climbs, mass city rides, and cross-state events - Rx for Relationships: Reconciling cycling and significant others- How to survive mountain lions, bike-jackers, poison ivy, headwinds, & more

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