How To Survive Group Cycling - A Beginners Guide to Group Road Cycling Techniques and Safety (Beginners road cycling techniques Book 1)
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How To Survive Group Cycling - A Beginners Guide to Group Road Cycling Techniques and Safety (Beginners road cycling techniques Book 1)
Road cycling is getting more and more popular, particularly amongst older people. Road cycling is a fun, social and easy activity, and is the perfect exercise for anyone, young or old.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of road cycling is group cycling, where a small, or large, group of cyclists all come together to cycle as one, in a group.
But whilst group road cycling is a wonderful activity it does have it's risks.And there are some very important techniques that every beginner should learn about group cycling before joining a group.
In this book you will discover
The advantages of group cycling over solo road cycling
Why group cycling can be risky
How to manage the risks of group cycling
Important principles that apply to group cycling
Specific group riding techniques and procedures to learn to help you ride safely and comfortably in a group
Things you must never do in a group cycling situation
What to take with you on a group ride
The importance of good planning for a group ride
Things that more experienced cyclists can do to help make the group safer and more enjoyable for everyone
And much much more
As a beginner to road cycling, and group road cycling, you owe it to both yourself as well as to others in a group you might be thinking of joining to learn some basic group riding principles and procedures BEFORE you join a group, not after.
Find all those principles and procedures in "How To Survive Group Cycling".
