Showing posts with label bike safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike safety. Show all posts

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Happy New Year!
 
With the New Year comes new resolutions. Get Fit with us! Let VO2 Multisport support you throughout your fitness goals this year!

Check out the video below to see an update on Dan's, with Great Day Live, fitness progress so far. VO2 Multisport is so proud of his hard work and dedication! http://bit.ly/1RhTvFB
 
 
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3 Easy Tips To Stay Fit This Winter:
1. Take the Stairs!  Forget the elevator and opt for the stairs. Take them 2 at a time to increase the intensity.
2. Active TV watching.  While you are binge watching Netflix, try doing squats or jumping jacks during each segment.
3. Carry a water bottle with you!  Being hydrated not only makes you feel more energized, it can help combat muscle fatigue, and helps your kidneys function better.


 

 
At VO2 Multisport, we have all the water bottles and fitness gear the new you could ever want. Stop in to check out our new inventory!
 

Power Session II


Don't lose strength and power this winter! 
 
         Our Power Session II starts next Tuesday, January 12. Give us a call at 502-290-7433 to learn more. Power meters are not required for class. 
 
    Power Session II will go through Thursday, February 25.

 

Running Season 2016



 

Before you know it, the Triple Crown of Racing will be upon us. Don't get left in the dust, start your training today! Visit our shop to talk with a knowledgeable associate about your training needs for the future or to plan out a training schedule.  

 
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Friday, December 4, 2015

December News & Notes


Power Session II

         Don't lose strength and power this winter!  Sign up for our power cycling sessions! 
 Classes are geared to improve your threshold intensity.  To sign up or for more information, 
call the shop at 502-290-7433.  Space is limited.  Power meters are not required for class. 


    Power Session II starts January 5 and goes until February 25.

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Holiday Hours

Christmas Eve: Close early at 4pm
Christmas day: Closed
New Years Eve: 10am-6pm
New Years day: Closed

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CX State Championship



We are proud to sponsor the Sugar Branch Grand Prix of Cyclocross!
December 27, 2015 in Charlestown, IN. 

To register, click here. 
Online registration ends December 24 @ 11:45pm.

Good luck to all riders!

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

August Updates

August Updates



Open Late

Every Tuesday this summer, we will be open late!   We will be here so you can shop late, tune up your bike, or to answer any of your questions until 9:00pm!

   Weekly Activities

Every Monday, we will be having an Open Water Swim at 6pm.  Meet at the former Tumbleweed on the river for an open water swim practice for Ironman Louisville 2015 athletes.

Also on Mondays will be the Mountain Bike Mondays, leaving out of VO2 at 6pm.  We will be biking the Seneca and Cherokee Park trails near the shop.

To round off Mondays, our Monday Night Yoga will be starting at 6:45pm at the shop.  Open to any and all athletes!

On Wednesdays, our Group Rides will be leaving out of VO2 at 6:00pm.  All are welcome!

Kentucky Point Series
The next Kentucky Point Series race will be held on August 16 at England-Idlewild.  Click HERE for more information!


We hope your summer has been relaxing, but ACTIVE as well!  Don't forget that VO2 is a one-stop shop for any Ironman Louisville needs!

Friday, July 10, 2015

Tips for Riding in the Rain

Watch for Puddles & Rainbow Patches
The road surface will be the slickest and most dangerous just after the rain has begun. During this time the rain will cause the oil buildup in the pavement to rise to the surface, causing the road surface to essentially become a giant oil slick.
Keep an eye out for little rainbow-edged patches on the street. This is an indication of an oil patch. Never brake or corner in the center of the roadway at intersections, as this is where autos leave the majority of their drippings. 
Use Lights
Let everyone know you are there. Heavy rain and the glare from auto headlights reduce motorists' vision, so it is a good idea to ride with a bright LED lamp on the seatpost and handlebar.
Brake Early
A mixture of road grit and water is the fastest method to erode rubber brake pads. Most rims require a full revolution before the brake pads squeegee the water from the braking surface and begin stopping. Plan ahead and brake early.
Use Fenders
If you plan on riding for any length of time, or with others, install fenders on both wheels. It will quadruple your comfort factor and keep your vision crystal clear. It's one of the unspoken rules that on rainy-day group rides you should never show up without fenders.
Be Cautious of Corners
Shift as much of your weight on the outside pedal as possible. Lean your body more than the bike. By doing this, you will be able to corner with a reasonable amount of speed, as the body will tend to remain balanced over the bike when the tires slide over painted lines and unseen oil patches.