From Gen Z to Boomers: Everyone’s Riding the Mountain Biking Wave
Mountain biking has come a long way from being a niche hobby to a mainstream outdoor activity that attracts people of all ages. Unlike some sports…
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You don’t ride because it’s safe; you ride because you love it. The highs and lows of favorite trails and undiscovered terrain make it all worth it. Even the falls.
Riding also keeps you healthy. Combine that with equipment tips, injury prevention, and treatment from expertly trained doctors who specialize in the intricate injuries unique to mountain bikers, and you can be unstoppable.
At Mountain Biking Doctors, we provide insights based on data, clinical expertise, and experience to keep you riding, rain or shine.
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Elbow, Hand, Hip, Joint Replacement, Knee, Orthopedic Fractures, Pediatric Orthopedics, Shoulder, Sports Medicine, Work Injuries, Wrist
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Hip, Joint Replacement, Joint Revision, Knee
Jonathon O. Printz, M.D.
Elbow, Hand, Hip, Joint Replacement, Knee, Orthopedic Fractures, Pediatric Orthopedics, Shoulder, Sports Medicine, Work Injuries, Wrist
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Dress to Shred: What to Wear on the Trails
Trail Gear Tip: Layer Smart, Ride Smart
When hitting the trails, dressing in layers is key, and moisture-wicking fabrics make a huge difference. You’ll warm up quickly on climbs but cool down on descents or in shaded areas, so start with a breathable base layer to keep sweat off your skin. Add a lightweight jersey or long-sleeve shirt for sun protection, and pack a small windbreaker or rain jacket in case the weather changes.
Bonus: Don’t forget padded cycling shorts for comfort, gloves for grip, sturdy shoes, and always wear a helmet for safety. A hat or sunglasses can also help protect against the sun and debris.
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