Re:Training Makes Runners More Efficient, but Not Cyclists (...
by theptip on Monday February 22, 2021 @01:50PM
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It's a fair point; I'm not sure where you'd draw the line between physiological effects and skill effects and equipment; things like ligament spring-loading sound like they would be subconscious techniques that are also accompanied by physiological adjustments.
And I am sure that you would make a physical adaptation to a sufficiently different frame/fit geometry, though if your fit was "good enough" then upgrading might not incur much change on the physiological level.
And I am sure that you would make a physical adaptation to a sufficiently different frame/fit geometry, though if your fit was "good enough" then upgrading might not incur much change on the physiological level.