It seems like every cycling blog under the sun is offering advice on how to lose weight through cycling, but is anyone actually qualified to give this advice, and what makes their opinions more valid than others? Should we be listening to bloggers who have no formal training in nutrition or exercise science, but have managed to shed a few pounds through cycling?
Can anyone with a bike and a blog really claim to be an expert on weight loss, or are they just regurgitating generic tips and tricks theyve picked up from other blogs or social media?
Is the cycling community putting too much stock in the advice of bloggers who may or may not have our best interests at heart, and are we ignoring more credible sources of information in the process? Should we be taking the advice of cycling bloggers with a grain of salt and seeking out more reliable sources of information on weight loss?
Is it time to start calling out cycling bloggers who are pretending to be experts on weight loss, or are they truly offering valuable insights that can help us achieve our fitness goals? Can we trust the cycling blogosphere to give us accurate and effective advice on weight loss, or are we just being sold a bill of goods?
What standards should cycling bloggers be held to when it comes to offering advice on weight loss, and how can we separate the wheat from the chaff in terms of credible sources of information? Is it the responsibility of the cycling blogging community to self-regulate and police its own experts, or is it up to individual readers to do their own research and make their own informed decisions about who to trust?
Can anyone with a bike and a blog really claim to be an expert on weight loss, or are they just regurgitating generic tips and tricks theyve picked up from other blogs or social media?
Is the cycling community putting too much stock in the advice of bloggers who may or may not have our best interests at heart, and are we ignoring more credible sources of information in the process? Should we be taking the advice of cycling bloggers with a grain of salt and seeking out more reliable sources of information on weight loss?
Is it time to start calling out cycling bloggers who are pretending to be experts on weight loss, or are they truly offering valuable insights that can help us achieve our fitness goals? Can we trust the cycling blogosphere to give us accurate and effective advice on weight loss, or are we just being sold a bill of goods?
What standards should cycling bloggers be held to when it comes to offering advice on weight loss, and how can we separate the wheat from the chaff in terms of credible sources of information? Is it the responsibility of the cycling blogging community to self-regulate and police its own experts, or is it up to individual readers to do their own research and make their own informed decisions about who to trust?