The Cyclist’s Training Bible is the most comprehensive and reliable training resource ever written.

Let's face it: you don't have the time to ride that you used to. In just 6 hours a week, The Time-Crunched Cyclist can help you develop the snap, endurance, and strength you need to push the pace in group rides and perform well in local races. Developed for Lance Armstrong during his recovery from cancer, Carmichael's approach relies on high intensity and low volume workouts.

From bone structure to physiology to aging patterns, women are different from men, yet most serious cycling books fail to take into account the particular concerns of female athletes. In Bicycling for Women, cycling authority Gale Bernhardt discusses all things female for beginning and intermediate cyclists.

For all mountain bike owners, here’s a complete update of the most concise, well-organized, and best-illustrated reference guide to mountain bike maintenance and repair.

<i>The Athlete's Guide to Sponsorship</i> is the most reliable, comprehensive guide to improving an athlete's chances for sponsorship.

A recent study found that 75% of endurance athletes worry about their body weight. Racing Weight is the first book to address weight management as a means to improved performance. Just as fitness should fluctuate throughout the season, endurance athletes will learn a healthy approach to achieve their fastest racing weight for critical races.