Last year Prologo linked its name to Tadej pogacar, winner of a Tour de France which will be very difficult to forget due to the strong emotions it was able to give.
However, Prologo does not want to limit itself to being just a synonym for successful saddles, it also wants to provide information or perhaps it is more correct to say training.
Accurate information
The company's management is firmly convinced that new technologies alone cannot improve athlete performance and comfort. A key role must also be played by series of precise information provided to the user final with the aim of helping him choose the correct saddle.
Bettini and Furlan teachers
To achieve the set goal, they were made a series of videos, visible on the Prologo website, with protagonists Paul Bettini e Angelo Furlan which aim to guide the end user in identifying the right saddle and its optimal set-up.
The choice of these two instructors is no coincidence. In the first case, we're talking about a cycling champion with a wealth of successes, including two world championships and an Olympic gold medal.
Angelo Furlan, on the other hand, has a highly respected professional career behind him. Today he is a high-level coach and consultant as well as a collaborator of the Italian Cycling Federation in the role of instructor/trainer.
The calendar
Le video lessons They started in the second half of January and will end at the beginning of March according to a very precise calendar aimed at helping the end user to identify the right saddle:
– January 22 – Introduction to choosing the perfect saddle.
– January 29 – short saddle and long saddle.
– February 5 – closed saddle or with channel?
– February 12 – Man or woman: the differences.
– February 19 – BMI or body mass index assessment.
– February 26 – the best saddle for the road.
– March 5 – short saddle assembly.
It will of course be possible send questions to Bettini and Furlan who will not fail to provide precise answers and useful advice, making their vast experience as athletes available to the end user.
