The Art of Not Crashing: Why Professional Cyclists' Instincts Trump Luck
This article delves into the phenomenon of split-second saves in professional cycling, inspired by Kaden Groves' near-crash at the Tour de France. It explores the fine line between genius and panic in emergency bike handling, arguing that while luck plays a part, the consistent ability of pros to recover from dangerous situations points to a highly developed skill set. The author contrasts this with their own diminishing bike handling abilities, lamenting the loss of skills like track standing and hopping curbs.
