Your bike fit is more about you and how your body works in conjunction with your nervous system than angles on a screen, a goniometer, and a level saddle that you see in an “orthodox” bike fit. Due to my injury history, fitting cyclists with trauma is something I welcome.
A bike fit is a physical, emotional and mental journey, let me be your guide.
You will feel like you’re on a new bike after your fit!
Comfort, power, and efficiency (including aerodynamic efficiency) go up when you get fitted.
It will be easier to work harder on the bike!
A goal of being fitted is for subconscious activation of all major muscles in your legs which makes it easier to produce power with less perceived effort.
No more quad dominance!
Orthodox bike fits typically leave you riding quad dominanant, especially after fatigue sets in. Reducing reliance on your quads and increasing the use of glutes and hamstrings is a priority for me.
