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We combine a scientific training system with a focus on holistic health to build cyclists who are faster, stronger, and more resilient for life.RF Coaching Blog
Race and camp reports, training tips, and ramblings from the Matts
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Heart Fluttering on the Bike After 50? What a New Study of Veteran Cyclists Found About AFib
Your heart rate does something that makes no sense for the effort, or your chest flutters on the drive home. Here is what a new study of veteran cyclists found, what ablation delivers and what it can cost, and why
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Coughing After Cold Rides? Your Lungs Are Telling You Something
You finish a cold, hard ride and spend the next hour coughing, or your chest feels tight on the drive home. That is not toughness leaving your body. It is your airways reacting to cold, dry air, and a few
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The Clocks Fall Back Sunday. Here’s How to Keep Riding Outside Into December
Daylight saving ends this Sunday, and for riders who do most of their miles after work, the outdoor ride window closes almost overnight. Here is how to rebuild your training week around the light you still have, stay safe in
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How to Ride Closer to the Wheel Without Panicking
Leaving a three-foot gap feels safe, but it means you're doing far more work than everyone else in the group, and you'll be the one cooked when the surge comes. The draft is free speed, and closing that gap is
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How to Stop Getting Dropped on Climbs After 40
Getting dropped on the club-ride climb is rarely a fitness problem, it's a tactics problem. Fix where you start the climb, how hard you hit the first surge, add two targeted weekly sessions, and learn to surf the terrain, and
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Your Lower Back Hurts After Two Hours. Stretching Probably Isn’t the Fix.
Lower back pain is the most common reason riders over 45 cut rides short, and most of them reach for a stretch that doesn't help. The research points to a different culprit: weak, undertrained trunk endurance, made worse by a

