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Adaptive Cycling.

Andrew H Gordon¹, Arthur Jason De Luigi

¹US Physiatry, Reston, VA.

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|July 22, 2020

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Adaptive cycling is growing globally. This review covers adaptive cycle technology, athlete adaptations, and specific injuries and medical concerns for adaptive athletes in this expanding sport.

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Area of Science:

Sports Medicine
Rehabilitation Engineering
Disability Studies

Background:

Adaptive cycling participation is rapidly increasing worldwide.
Growing participation necessitates greater awareness of its history, classifications, and specific needs.
Existing literature lacks a comprehensive overview of adaptive cycling's key aspects.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive review of adaptive cycling.
To increase awareness of adaptive cycling history, classifications, and technology.
To highlight injuries and medical concerns pertinent to adaptive cyclists.

Main Methods:

Literature review of adaptive cycling.
Synthesis of information on adaptive cycle technology.
Analysis of medical concerns and injuries in adaptive athletes.

Main Results:

Adaptive cycling encompasses diverse cycle designs and athlete adaptations.
Common injuries include overuse syndromes and trauma related to equipment.
Medical concerns involve skin integrity, thermoregulation, and cardiovascular health.

Conclusions:

A thorough understanding of adaptive cycling technology and physiology is crucial.
Addressing specific injuries and medical issues enhances athlete safety and performance.
Further research is needed to optimize training and medical support for adaptive cyclists.