Cycling Services

We are proud to be one of the first in the country to use "true" 3D Motion Analysis technology as part of our comprehensive cycling performance program.  Riding a bicycle is a repetitive activity by nature. The average cyclist pedals between 4000-6000 revolutions per hour; that is a lot! Just think what that can do to your joints, muscles, and not to mention your behind if you are not fitted properly on your bike. Many cyclists believe these aches and pains are just part of the sport, however; we believe otherwise. Our bike fitting program uses the same state-of-the-art 3D motion capture technology that we use in our clinical gait analysis; along with Dartfish for 2D fittings and a Computrainer for power analysis. We encourage you to learn more about our fitting process and services and why it is important; whether it is comfort or performance you are seeking. 

We can also perform tests to measure VO2max and Lactate Threshold as part of our metabolic performance testing and have established relationships that give us access to eSoles custom footbeds designed specifically for cyclists. 

 Announcements

We are pleased to announce that the Ball State University Biomechanics Lab is the first in the US to acquire RadLabor's pedal power-force measurement system.

May is National Bike Week

• Bike to work week 5/11 - 5-15
• National Bike-to-Work Day 5/15
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