MTB Coaching?

[tintin40]

Best training is to find a really fit woman in tight lycra then try to keep up going uphill.

With a mattress on your back so you can both 'relax' after getting to the top


Sorry getting off topic

 

[brocklanders023]

Think this is Paul's blog.

http://paulkayley.blogspot.com/

 

[drystonepaul]

Matt. Have you asked Cyclewise at Whinlatter? Rich Martin and Craig Scott are the guys who set the company up a few years ago and I can highly recommend them and their team as skills coaches and instructors.

I'm sure they could either formulate a training plan for you, or point you in the right direction of a specialist cycling coach.

Failing that, I think there is a list of registered cycle coaches on the British Cycling website.

 

[EarlofBarnet]

Thanks all, really appreciate all the advice. I'll follow up on them and report back on how I get on. Just seem to have plateaud and want to push on a bit more.

Thanks again

 

[jamabikes]

oh and milk. its the future.