Science applied to the 1-hour-record attempt: let’s keep on playing… together!

Mikel Zabala; James Hopker

Science applied to the 1-hour-record attempt: let’s keep on playing… together!

Authors

Mikel Zabala Faculty of Sport Sciences University of Granada (Spain)
James Hopker School of Sport and Exercise Sciences University of Kent (UK)

Abstract

Editorial

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Author Biography

Mikel Zabala, Faculty of Sport Sciences University of Granada (Spain)

PhD in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (University of Granada and Liverpool John Moores University). Vicedean and Senior Lecturer of masters study of Cycling and Science and Cycling (PhD studies) in the Faculty of Sport Sciences (University of Granada). Director of the Cycling Research Center (www.cycling-research.com). Author of various scientific papers about cycling and training. Member of the CTS545 research group "Physical activity, sport, and ergonomics for the quality of life". Master level in High Performance Sport (Spanish Olympic Committee and UPM). Coach of different international pro cyclists. Director of Projects for the prevention of Doping (Spanish Cycling Federation) 2008-Now. Technical Director of the Spanish Cycling Federation 2007-2008. Spanish Mountain Bike Team Manager 2004-2006. Coach in the Spanish Cycling Federation 1999-2004. UCI Level Cycling Manager. Former Motocross rider and former cyclist, now master 30 cyclist.

Published

2015-06-29

How to Cite

Zabala, M., & Hopker, J. (2015). Science applied to the 1-hour-record attempt: let’s keep on playing… together!. Journal of Science and Cycling, 4(1), 1-2. Retrieved from https://jsc-journal.com/index.php/JSC/article/view/177

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Issue

Vol. 4 No. 1 (2015)

Section

Editorial

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