Consulting and education.

For cycling brands, teams and organisations bringing biomechanics into how they design products, support athletes, or train their people.

Most of the work happens behind the scenes, but the aim is always the same, to make better decisions, backed by clear reasoning.

For brands

Andy typically works with brands in a few key areas.

Product development

Understanding how riders actually interact with a product. That might be positional studies, rider-interface work, or testing prototypes with real biomechanical feedback, making sure what's happening in the body matches what's being claimed in the marketing.

Athlete support

Working with sponsored riders and internal teams on position, comfort and performance. Often this means stepping into difficult or unresolved cases, without disrupting the relationship between the rider and the team already supporting them.

Technical input

Checking the biomechanics behind product claims before they go public. It's easier to get it right early than to correct it later.

Team training

Helping internal fit teams or retail networks improve how they work. This is often where the biggest gains are, making sure the story being told on the shop floor holds up when someone asks the right questions.

For education and institutions

Andy also works with organisations building fitter education and training programmes. That includes:

  • developing training courses and certification pathways
  • designing assessment structures
  • delivering workshops and multi-day intensives
  • supporting research and bridging the gap between lab work and real-world fitting
How Andy works

Most consulting work stays within the organisations Andy works with, so there's no public client list.

Instead, projects are usually:

  • short, clearly defined pieces of work to start
  • built around written outputs the team can refer back to
  • designed so the thinking stays with the organisation after the work ends

Andy is based in Valencia, Spain, and works internationally. Most projects run remotely, with travel where needed.

Technical background

Andy works across a range of tools and systems, including motion capture, pressure mapping, force analysis and aerodynamic testing.

He has built and validated motion capture protocols within Cyclologic Group, and contributed to the development of analysis systems used in practice today.

The detail matters when the work calls for it, but it's always applied in context, not used for its own sake.

Biomechanics research from Andy Brooke's post-graduate work
Get in touch

The easiest way to start is a short email. Describe what you're trying to do and where biomechanics fits into it, and Andy will come back to you within a few days.

andy@andy-brooke.com