
Hands-On Bike Fitting Training in Cycling Biomechanics & Rider Position
Learn the science and practical application of professional bike fitting from Michael Lovegren, M.S., endurance coach, professional bike fitter, and author of Bike Fit: Creating Optimal Movement (2nd Edition). This hands-on workshop combines cycling biomechanics, movement assessment, rider position, and practical fitting techniques for coaches, personal trainers, bike shop professionals, and experienced cyclists.
A professional bike fit workshop teaches participants how to evaluate rider position, bicycle setup, movement, and the interaction between the rider and the bike. Participants learn a systematic process for identifying fit issues, making appropriate adjustments, and documenting the resulting bike fit.
This hands-on bike fitting workshop teaches a systematic approach to evaluating rider position and bicycle setup. Participants learn how to assess the rider, evaluate the bicycle, identify fit issues, make adjustments, and document the resulting fit.
The workshop is designed for professionals and experienced cyclists who want to develop practical bike-fitting skills.
Understand the biomechanics of cycling — hip rotation, knee tracking, and spine alignment. Learn how small changes in saddle or cleat placement can transform rider comfort and power.
Learn how the three primary contact points—the pedals, saddle, and handlebars—interact as a system. Hands-on lab time helps participants understand how adjustments at one contact point can affect overall rider position and movement.
Go beyond static measurements. Learn to evaluate riders dynamically using visual observation, rider feedback, and movement assessment to identify positional issues and guide fitting adjustments.
Learn a structured approach to evaluating common cycling discomfort and positional issues, including:
Learn how mobility, flexibility, strength, and movement patterns can be considered when evaluating bike position. The workshop introduces practical movement assessments that can help inform bike-fitting decisions.
Use proven methods to record, track, and refine fit data — from saddle height to reach and stack. Learn how to implement re-fit schedules and follow-ups that improve client retention.
Michael Lovegren, M.S., is a professional bike fitter, endurance coach, cyclist, and author with more than 20 years of experience coaching endurance athletes. He holds a master's degree in Exercise Science with a focus on Biomechanics and applies movement science and practical cycling experience to bike fitting education.
Michael has competed as a USA Cycling Category 2 cyclist and has experience across cycling, triathlon, and running. He is the author of Bike Fit: Creating Optimal Movement (2nd Edition), which provides a foundation for the educational approach used by Bike Fit AZ.
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Bike Fit AZ can provide bike fitting education for cycling teams, endurance sports organizations, clubs, bike shops, training groups, and other organizations. Contact us to discuss bringing a hands-on bike fit workshop to your team or organization.
Bike Fit AZ is based in Buckeye, Arizona and provides bike fitting education and workshops for cyclists, coaches, bike shops, teams, and cycling organizations. Workshops can be arranged at appropriate bike shops, cycling facilities, training locations, and other host locations.