The Technician
The path to “become on with your bike” starts with the cooperation of an objective party (me), and every quality-resource available (my stuff). The technician should be genetically inclined to the task with years of experience, education, and positive outcomes to qualify him/her as a professional (yup… me again). Everybody has strengths and weaknesses. For instance, I can fix just about anything and make people happy on bikes, but I also have a “scary-face” and appear “intense” upon first impressions (says my wife). The capacity to make a straight line or round circle is enhanced with genetic predisposition, education and experience, and so it is true for fitting. My capacity to assess and correct postural dysfunction is greater than my twenty-year practice, education, computers, videos, 3d imaging, and the majority of fit professionals internationally.
Peace,
Chris
