I see your point about video analysis and metrics, but focusing solely on data can lead to ignoring the human element. I've witnessed riders so engrossed in their numbers they forget to listen to their bodies.
Take my friend, let's call him Spokes. Obsessed with power output, he'd push through pain, ignoring his body's signals. Ended up with a nasty injury, sidelining himself for months.
Yes, tools like CyclingMetrics can offer valuable insights. But don't let them overshadow the importance of intuition and self-awareness. Remember, even data needs a healthy dose of human touch.
As for pedaling mechanics and aerodynamics, I agree they're crucial. However, fixating on them might result in neglecting other vital aspects like endurance, strength, and strategy. Balance is key here.
So, while I don't dismiss the value of video analysis and metrics, I urge everyone not to lose sight of the bigger picture. After all, cycling is as much an art as it is a science. #DataMeetsArt
Take my friend, let's call him Spokes. Obsessed with power output, he'd push through pain, ignoring his body's signals. Ended up with a nasty injury, sidelining himself for months.
Yes, tools like CyclingMetrics can offer valuable insights. But don't let them overshadow the importance of intuition and self-awareness. Remember, even data needs a healthy dose of human touch.
As for pedaling mechanics and aerodynamics, I agree they're crucial. However, fixating on them might result in neglecting other vital aspects like endurance, strength, and strategy. Balance is key here.
So, while I don't dismiss the value of video analysis and metrics, I urge everyone not to lose sight of the bigger picture. After all, cycling is as much an art as it is a science. #DataMeetsArt
