Mountain Bike Training
Use the singletracks online cycling training application to help you get in shape and kick some ass at your next race!
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Basic Ride Log
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Advanced Ride Log
Starts at $19 / year
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Screen shots & more info
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Track date, length, elapsed time, and notes
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Track multiple ride locations
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Limited to singletracks trails |
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View graphs of your training progress
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Export training data to Excel
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Track unlimited fitness activities
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Biking only |
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Track heart rate, weather, total climb
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Track and customize equipment usage
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Using your GPS for mountain bike training
Believe it or not, cycling specific GPS devices like the Garmin Edge weren't designed for navigation (trail or otherwise). And although the Edge does a good job plotting your route for you, it's actually part of Garmin's fitness line and packs some great features to help you track and achieve...
Training news and articles
Me & Goji Organic Cereal & Granola July 2, 2009
Let me start this out by saying I almost never review nutrition or hydration products. Nutrition and hydration choices will generally be specific to each rider and what works for me might not work for you (and vice versa). And that's precisely what makes Me & Goji so interesting and...
Complete MTB Training Package: The Polar CS600X Cycling Computer May 29, 2009
If you're looking for a powerful tool to help you with your mountain bike training, look no further than the CS600X from Polar. The CS600X tracks your every move on the bike, nags you like a coach when you're slacking off, works well with others, and comes in one of...
MTB Training & Polar CS600X First Impressions May 4, 2009
Another damp weekend training ride in north Georgia.
I'm less than 2 weeks away from my first metric dirty century in Sumter National Forest and this weekend I had my toughest training ride yet. For those who don't know a metric century is 100 kilometers or 62.2 miles and my plan...
