2008 Cycling Science Symposium Presentations

Listed below are the presentations that were given at the 2008 cycling science symposium that was held January 27-30, 2008 in Denver, CO. 

Foot Position and Pedaling Mechanics - Maury Hull, PhD

Lessons from the Tour de France - Conrad Earnest, PhD

Cyclist's Knee - Andy Pruitt, EdD

Crank Length and Pedaling Technique - Jim Martin, PhD

Dynamic Fitting - Todd Carver

Elite Cycling Biomechanics - Jeff Broker, PhD

Power of Personality - Lori Richman

Body Position, Saddle Design and Optimal Position - Dan Heil, PhD

Cycling as Rehab Tool - Therese Johnston, PT, PhD

Robustness of Cycling Pattern - Guillame Mornieux, PhD

Sex and Saddles - Steve Schrader, PhD

Wind Tunnel testing using Power Meter - Jim Martin, PhD

Steady State Training and Racing - Joe Friel

Pelvic Motion and Saddle Pressure - Darryl Thelen, PhD and Heide Ploeg, PhD

Effects of Cleat Placement & STA on pedaling mechanics - Lee Childers

Bicycle Geometry and Sagittal Plane Kinematics - Robert Pickels

Bilateral Amputee Aerodymanics and Pedal Mechanics - Shane Kondor

Cycling with FES in Pediatric Spinal Cord Injury - Therese Johnston, PT, PhD

Form and Power Based Training - Hunter Allen

Low Back Pain in Cycling - Jay Dicharry, MPT

Future Directions - Ray Browning, PhD