Cycling / Biking Directory
Bicycling is a great form of exercise as well as a practical way to get around, but it also carries the risk of significant injury, especially head injury. Of course, an alternative to outdoor cycling is indoor cycling. Indoor cycling classes are growing in popularity due to the intense cardio workout it involves. With any cycling exercise, it is important to stay hydrated and safe. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about the benefits and risks of cycling, how to get started on a cycling workout program, and much more.
Medical Reference
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Indoor Cycling What It Is, How It Works, and More
Everything you need to know about an indoor cycling workout.
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Bicycle Safety
Bicycling can be dangerous. WebMD tells you how to prevent injuries and death while you're rolling.
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Indoor Cycling What It Is, How It Works, and More
Everything you need to know about an indoor cycling workout.
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Biking: How to Make It a Workout
Biking can be a great cardio workout. It's also good for your leg muscles. Here's everything you need to know about biking for exercise.
Features
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Biking and Erectile Dysfunction: A Real Risk?
Some experts say erectile dysfunction may be an unwelcome side effect of bicycle riding.
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The Joy of Biking Outdoors
Feel stuck in the cycling studio? Shift gears into the great outdoors.
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Indoor Cycling for Fitness and Weight Loss
Ready to try indoor cycling? Find out what to expect as you get started.
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High-Intensity Workouts: Burn Calories Better, Longer
Take your workout to the next level: High-intensity interval training burns mega-calories and delivers a long-lasting metabolic boost.