running & cycling
Pack It Up: What You Need for a Day Trip
Here’s everything you’ll need to tackle a long ride; and the top priority may surprise you.

You've got a day free of responsibilities, paperwork and the daily routine. Your favorite cycling trail awaits, and now all you have to do is make sure you're prepared for the big day ahead.
 
Fixing a Flat
Fixing a Flat Yes, there is an easy way! Struggle-free tire maintenance in 10 easy steps.

A bicycle tire that never goes flat should be ready at about the same time as the cure for the common cold-which means, of course, that being adept at repairing a punctured tire will remain a useful cycling skill for some time to come.
 
Freewheeling
Freewheeling No time to get to the gym? Try riding your bike to work in the big city.

Commuting by bicycle has long been a way of life for citizens of Tokyo, Shanghai and Amsterdam. In these cities owning, parking and maneuvering a bicycle is often simpler and more efficient than dealing with the logistics of having a car.
 
How to Increase your Pedaling Cadence
The best way to increase your cadence is gradually, rather than overnight.

If you're currently pedaling between 60 to 80 rpm, the best way to increase your cadence is gradually, rather than overnight. Lower the gears a little if you need to and just bear with it.

A little weight work for strengthening muscles could also help.

 
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