I'm looking forward to this time of year when we do long distance biking to Berlin but also biking downhill in the beautiful Swedish woods. Move, rest, balance, change.
The lessons from the Bicycle Theory and your key points are really brilliant!
(I also like that you are using the bike as an example when explaining SF in Alberts model:)
Hi Annika, yes I think it ties together nicely. The bike is a useful image both for dynamic steering (where you are constantly adjusting) and also for this Bicycle theory where it's much better to keep going that stop, fall off and have to get going again. All the best for the forthcoming summer!
As a cyclist I can empathise with and understand this metaphor well. This is a super article, a pleasure to read and some valuable lessons.
Thanks John!
Yes, spring is here, and people want to bike!
I'm looking forward to this time of year when we do long distance biking to Berlin but also biking downhill in the beautiful Swedish woods. Move, rest, balance, change.
The lessons from the Bicycle Theory and your key points are really brilliant!
(I also like that you are using the bike as an example when explaining SF in Alberts model:)
Hi Annika, yes I think it ties together nicely. The bike is a useful image both for dynamic steering (where you are constantly adjusting) and also for this Bicycle theory where it's much better to keep going that stop, fall off and have to get going again. All the best for the forthcoming summer!