Anatomy of Cycling
Course
Here is the course outline:
1. Introduction |
2. FlexibilityRecognize the importance of flexibility exercises. |
3. Legs and ArmsBe able to use correct anatomical terms for each muscle group |
4. Core Strength and StabilityIdentify all muscles involved in core stability in their anatomical correct term |
5. Balance and PostureIdentify the muscles involved in having balance and posture |
6. The Cyclist in MotionUnderstand the need for a cyclist to have a strong solid base |
7. ArmsUnderstand the importance of how your arms contribute to your bike handling |
8. . Neck and ShouldersUnderstand the importance of how your shoulders contribute to supporting the weight of your upper body |
9. ChestUnderstand the importance of how your chest plays a fundamental role. |
10. BackIdentify the muscles and bones and their anatomical terms that make up the back and spine |
11. AbdomenUnderstand the importance of how your abdominal muscles help establish your core strength |
12. Legs: Muscle IsolationIdentify the muscles and bones and their anatomical terms that make up the legs |
13. Legs: Complete PowerBe able to execute and cue proper exercises and their cycle focus Identify the risks and modifications for each exercise |
14. Whole-Body Training for CyclingBe able to execute and cue proper exercises and their cycle focus |
15. Workout AssignmentWorkout Assignment |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
Anatomy of Cycling |