Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science: Road Cycling

The fourth volume in this acclaimed series, Road Cycling concentrates on the techniques of conditioning, road cycling biomechanics, nutrition and hydration, trauma, and the various medical problems encountered by the competitive road cyclist.

Edited by two of the world’s leading authorities, this new book draws together expertise from contributors from The Netherlands, Italy, and the United States to present an authoritative reference for all those actively involved in the sport of cycling.

‘Anyone interested in competitive road cycling will benefit from this text because it is concise and easy to read, providing “what is known” about optimum training and other nutrition needs.’ Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy

Presented in a clear, didactic style, this new addition to the Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science series, focuses on the techniques of conditioning, road cycling biomechanics, nutrition and hydration for road cycling, trauma, and other medical problems encountered by the competitive road cyclist. Edited by two leading world authorities, Road Cycling draws together expertise from France (from the Federation Francaise de Cyclisme), Holland, Italy and the United States (from the US Olympic Training Center) to present an authoritative reference for all those actively involved in the sport.

The Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science is an ongoing series of specialist reference volumes, published under the auspices of the International Olympic Committee, designed specifically for the use of team coaches who have academic preparation in the basic sciences, medical doctors, physical therapists, competitors and related other health professionals.

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