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Cycling As a Hobby and Sport

Beautiful people need exercise too. It is rightly said Healthy wealthy and wise all are interrelated and complementary to each other. To work hard and to fight with the turmoil difficulties, a healthy body is required. It is in healthy body where proper mind dwells. In today's world where people are surrounded by so many diseases to keep fit is an essential quality. Exercise is must. It is through proper exercise that we can keep our body fit and to fight with odd circumstances. With proper diet exercise should be part of daily routine. Though it is not possible everyday but at least cycling can be done for half an hour daily. It is cycling alone can help to keep the body fit and fine. Cycling is an overall exercise which keeps the body toned. Through cycling we can actually keep ourselves fit. In many developing countries people started commuting to their offices by cycles. It is not matter of shame or sign of poverty. It is actually part of body exercise and keeping the envir...

Tips to Get Your Maximum Biking Mileage

One of the best features of cycling shoes is that they last far longer than other sports shoes. For example, you must replace running shoes every six months (or sooner) because the materials inside the soles lose their ability to provide cushioning. Also, regular sneakers are in constant contact with the ground and the soles and uppers wear rapidly. Contrarily, if cared for, a quality pair of pedal pushers could last five or even ten years! These easy tips will help you get the most from your shoes: Maintaining the fit: We recommend wearing only cycling socks with your riding shoes because these thin socks won't stretch the shoes, which can ruin the snug fit so important for efficient pedaling. Walking: Shoes made for off-road use or touring sport lugged soles and recessed cleats that are made for easy walking. Road-specific shoes, however, are designed for optimum power transfer when pedaling. While these shoes may include heel and toe tabs for walking, it's best to walk as...