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5/19/2011 Retül Notes Report Specialized Dolce PRE-FIT NOTES Courtney is a recreational cyclist coming in today for a fit on her road bike. She enjoys riding with friends and in group rides. She has had left knee issues while riding. Flexibility assessment reveals excellent range of motion at all joints. Forefoot angle is slightly varus. Standard Arch with pronation. 1/3 knee bend difficulty. No apparent leg length discrepency. Rider is warmed up on a Cyclops PowerBeam Pro electromagetically-braked ergometer at 100 watts. The rider is prepared for 3D Motion Capture by marking the following eight bilateral anatomical structures with infrared markers: Head of 5th Metatarsal Head (ball of foot), Distal end of Calcaneous (heel), Lateral Malleolus (ankle), Lateral Femoral Condyle (knee), Greater Trochanter (hip), Acromion (shoulder), Lateral Epicondyle (Elbow), Dorsum (upside) of wrist joint. DURING-FIT NOTES 15 second data captures are taken at 30 watt incremements until the rider perceives the effort to represent 7 on a scale of 10 (10/10 is theoretically the power associated with VO2max). 3D angles and other fit parameters (see pages 4 and 5) represent an average of the number of events (example knee angle extention) recorded within the capture time. This is a Retul-specific technique called Stroke Intelligence. The following changes are made: 1. Saddle moved up 4 cm 2. Saddle was moved forward 20 cm 3. Cleat was moved back 5 mm 4. Narrowed stance width 5. Saddle was rotated nose down 2 degrees 6. Made stem angle plus 8 POST-FIT NOTES A neutral fit was achieved today. It is important that you remember that after a bike fit there is a short period of time under which the body undergoes adaptation to the changes made during the fit. During this time, it is recommended that you reduce your riding intensity to ensure that the adaptation process is a success. It is normal to experience some different muscle usage and stresses. As you move forward in your cycling career, we do recommend continued work on your flexibility and core strength. This will ensure that you can reach your performance goals without compromise. Good luck this season!! And please let me know if there is anything else we can do to make your ride more enjoyable. DATE/TIME: 2011/05/19, 11:13 C:/ProgramData/ /report_3.html 1/1

5/19/2011 Retül Fit Pictures Report Specialized Dolce Before After DATE/TIME: 2011/05/19, 12:20 C:/ProgramData/ /report_1.html 1/1

5/19/2011 Retül Cyclist Report Age 25 Female 720.998.2713 courtney@retul.com RIDING STYLE: Serious Recreational GOALS: Health and Fitness INJURIES/PAIN: 4 left knee surgeri es FLEXBILITY: High TRAINING VOL: 4 Knee Angle Flexion Knee Angle Extension 113 deg 39 deg Ankle Maximum Ankle Minimum Ankle Range 102 deg 83 deg 19 deg Knee Forward of Foot Knee Lateral Travel 11 mm 26 mm Knee Travel Tilt 1 deg Hip Angle Closed 60 deg Hip Vertical Travel 54 mm Hip Angle Open 110 deg Back Angle 46 deg Hip to Wrist Vertical -48 mm Hip to Elbow Vertical 116 mm Hip to Wrist Horizontal 659 mm Hip to Elbow Horizontal 436 mm Hip Foot Lateral Offset -1 mm Shoulder Angle to Elbow Shoulder Angle to Wrist 65 deg 82 deg Elbow Angle 147 deg Forearm Angle -36 deg Thigh Length Shin Length 392 mm 387 mm Power Output Ave (Max) Speed Ave (Max) Cadence Ave (Max) 170 W(173 W) 14 MPH(14 MPH) 87 RPM(101 RPM) KNEE TRACING (FRONT VIEW) BIKE & SESSION INFO SITE INFO TYPE: Road PEDALS: Clipless HANDLEBAR: Drop DATE/TIME: 2011/05/19 12:15 SIDE: right #10 DURATION: 15 sec NOTES: Final Capture C:/ProgramData/ /report_5.html 1/1

5/19/2011 Retül Cyclist Report Age 25 Female 720.998.2713 courtney@retul.com RIDING STYLE: Serious Recreational GOALS: Health and Fitness INJURIES/PAIN: 4 left knee surgeri es FLEXBILITY: High TRAINING VOL: 4 Knee Angle Flexion Knee Angle Extension 116 deg 37 deg Ankle Maximum Ankle Minimum Ankle Range 95 deg 75 deg 20 deg Knee Forward of Foot Knee Lateral Travel 20 mm 25 mm Knee Travel Tilt -4 deg Hip Angle Closed 62 deg Hip Vertical Travel 56 mm Hip Angle Open 113 deg Back Angle 45 deg Hip to Wrist Vertical -57 mm Hip to Elbow Vertical 62 mm Hip to Wrist Horizontal 640 mm Hip to Elbow Horizontal 419 mm Hip Foot Lateral Offset -1 mm Shoulder Angle to Elbow Shoulder Angle to Wrist 63 deg 83 deg Elbow Angle 136 deg Forearm Angle -28 deg Thigh Length Shin Length 398 mm 381 mm Power Output Ave (Max) Speed Ave (Max) Cadence Ave (Max) 170 W(173 W) 13 MPH(13 MPH) 80 RPM(91 RPM) KNEE TRACING (FRONT VIEW) BIKE & SESSION INFO SITE INFO TYPE: Road PEDALS: Clipless HANDLEBAR: Drop DATE/TIME: 2011/05/19 12:12 SIDE: left #9 DURATION: 15 sec NOTES: Final Capture C:/ProgramData/ /report_6.html 1/1

5/19/2011 Retül Bicycle Report NAME: SIZE: 51 YEAR: 2006 STYLE: Road NOTES: STEM: x 100 SPACER STACK: CRANK LENGTH: 170 PEDALS: Look SADDLE: Specialized BARS: Saddle Height BB to center of saddle profile 680 mm Handlebar Reach tip of saddle horiz to bar top Handlebar Drop cen of saddle profile to bar top neg denotes denotes bar below saddle 478 mm -26 mm Saddle Setback BB horiz to front tip of saddle neg denotes saddle behind BB -26 mm Grip Reach tip of saddle horiz to front end of grip Grip Drop cen of saddle to front end of grip, neg denotes grip lower 618 mm 17 mm Saddle Angle angle of saddle to horizon neg denotes nose down 0 deg Bar Reach center of bar to back end of grip 50 mm Eff. Seat Tube Angle BB to center of saddle profile 77 deg Grip Width grip center to center 401 mm Grip Angle angle to horizon pos denotes front end up 37 deg BB to Grip Reach BB to front end of grip 591 mm Frame Stack 527 mm Handlebar Stack 620 mm Frame Reach BB to center of headtube top 378 mm Handlebar Reach BB to center of bar 451 mm DATE/TIME: 2011/05/19, 12:29 C:/ProgramData/ /report_2.html 1/1