Seven Tips To Get Comfortable In The Aero Position
- By Jené Shaw
- Published Nov 10, 2012
- Updated Feb 19, 2013 at 11:30 AM UTC
5. Use The Terrain As A Guide
Use the uphills to spin while maintaining position, which will allow you to adapt to various cadences and pressures. “Sustained uphills of a moderate grade will teach you to keep the position when fatigue starts setting in,” Gell says. “This is the best way to build core, gluteus and quadricep strength needed to ride aero while on extended flat sections.”
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Jené Shaw
Jené Shaw is a senior editor at Triathlete magazine, a three-time Ironman finisher and a USAT Level 1 certified coach