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MEET TOBY JONES

March 12, 2015
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Toby Jones of BikeFit Asia is an unusual character. He's a Pilates instructor turned bike fitter. He lives in Singapore and works as a resident bike fitter in Singapore and a visiting bike fitter in Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and…

EXTREME TOE DIPPING ON ONE SIDE: A sample from Q & A

February 12, 2015
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The following is a question, and the comments that followed, submitted to Steve via the Prime Q&A with Steve's responses in bold. Join Prime today for more great questions! G’day Steve, I hope you’re well and not sweltering away there…

Steve featured in Bicycling magazine

October 17, 2014
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A feature story about Steve in the November issue of "Bicycling" magazine is now available online here.

SETTING MTB SUSPENSION PRESSURES: An alternative approach

In this post, Steve shares some mtb racing advice when it comes to setting suspension pressures to improve performance.

Interview with Steve

May 28, 2014
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Check out this great interview with Steve from David Heatley at Cycling-Inform: http://www.cycling-inform.com/interview-bike-fitting-expert-steve-hogg/

THE NEED FOR PATIENCE

I'm writing this post because I get a regular stream of emails from bike fitters that I respect who relate stories about fit clients who nodded their heads at the right time; said they understood completely and agreed that positional…

PEDALING ACTION: Quantity vs Quality

Why do many bike fitters set riders' seats too high? Steve uses the experience of a recent client to delve into the reason why and to explain the ups and downs of the pedal stroke.

FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE – AN OBJECT LESSON

Steve is in the midst of working on some long and detailed posts; however, he is back with a short but important one that is an object lesson on the link between function and performance.

SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES PAGE

December 11, 2013
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Do you have a bike fit success story? If so, we want to know!

IMPROVING PERFORMANCE: Some obvious and not so obvious methods

In this post, Steve takes a look at improving performance within five different catorgories: Breathing, Nutrition, Function, Equipment and Training. He highlights the Breathing section with a review of an invention from friend to the site, Gotz Heine, called Nasal Suffocating Aid (NaSA). It's a simple, inexpensive solution for those seeking to simulate altitude training. Along with NaSA, you'll find several methods every serious or not-so-serious rider can benefit from...