Similar to a baseball pitch, golf swing, and tennis serve, the cycling motion has five to six phases.

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The cycling motion is typically described as having four phases: the power phase (downstroke), the bottom dead center, the recovery phase (upstroke), and the top dead center. Unlike a baseball pitch, golf swing, or tennis serve, which may have more distinct phases due to the complexity of those motions, cycling's repetitive circular motion is generally simplified into these four key parts.

Similar to a Baseball Pitch, Golf Swing, and Tennis Serve