Yeyo Corral is much more than just a cycling enthusiast: he is a leading specialist in physical conditioning, functional assessment and cycling biomechanics, with a career that is as extensive as it is versatile. For his biomechanical analysis work, he has chosen Cycling 3DMA, the system he uses to assess cyclists of all levels in a matter of seconds. We’ll tell you who he is, how he works and why he relies on 3D analysis technology to optimise performance and prevent injuries.
Who is Yeyo Corral: experience in cycling biomechanics
Yeyo Corral currently heads up Macrociclo, a company offering personalised online training for endurance athletes. He also conducts cycling biomechanics studies at two leading centres: Clínica Icomed (Santander) and MDS360 (Madrid).
His work extends beyond the individual athlete. He serves as the exclusive biomechanics consultant for the Aldro Cycling Team, where he contributes to its Cyclist Technification Centre, an environment in which advanced biomechanical analysis is essential for preventing injuries and maximising performance. As if that were not enough, he is part of I+D Cycling, a network of centres specialising in bike fitting and cycling biomechanics that pursues technical excellence through research and cutting-edge technology.
Specialised training and a multidisciplinary approach
Yeyo’s educational background is as solid as his experience. He holds a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, having trained at the University of León under the supervision of Dr Juan García. To this he adds a degree in Physiotherapy and a clinical and sports specialisation that includes Structural Osteopathy, a Master’s in High-Performance Sport, a Master’s in Management of Sports Organisations and Centres, and the Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude (CAP).
This multidisciplinary foundation enables him to approach the biomechanical analysis of cyclists holistically, combining sporting performance with injury prevention and postural re-education. For Yeyo, understanding how a cyclist moves on a bike requires a solid knowledge of functional anatomy, exercise physiology, kinematics of movement, and cycling ergonomics.
Why he chose Cycling 3DMA: accuracy, speed and real-time pedalling analysis
Given this background, it is no surprise that Yeyo relies on Cycling 3DMA as his primary biomechanical analysis system. “The ability to analyse the cyclist from all angles in a matter of seconds, during the same pedalling cycle, is invaluable,” he says. This real-time 3D kinematic analysis technology provides objective data on the movement of each body segment during the pedal stroke, which is crucial both in the clinical setting and for performance optimisation.
One of the aspects he values most is its ability to measure symmetry quantitatively. Unlike more subjective methods, the system quantifies the symmetry between the right and left sides during pedalling using metric variables. This makes it possible to detect and correct muscular compensations, biomechanical asymmetries and postural imbalances, which are often invisible to the human eye.
“The key lies in being able to directly compare the effect of a correction on one side and see how it influences the opposite side, without stopping the session or making assumptions. That immediacy and level of detail completely transform the approach to bike fitting,” he explains. With Cycling 3DMA, millimetre-precise adjustments are made and their impact on pedalling is checked in real time, which is key both to improving performance and reducing the risk of overuse injuries.
3D technology for cyclists of all levels
Cycling 3DMA isn’t just designed for high-performance cycling. Its intuitive operation and ability to provide a highly accurate and rapid full-body 3D analysis make it an accessible tool for cycling-specialist physiotherapists, rehabilitation centres, personal trainers and cycle shops offering bike fitting services that want to take their assessments to the next level.
In fact, Yeyo works with cyclists of all profiles: from beginners seeking comfort and efficiency on the bike to professional riders who need fine-tuning to compete. “Biomechanics applied to cycling should be for everyone, not just the elite. If we have tools that allow us to do it well, quickly and with reliable data, the benefit is enormous,” he points out.
Biomechanics as a tool for change
Through his work at Macrociclo, Icomed, MDS360, the Aldro Cycling Team and I+D Cycling, Yeyo Corral represents a new generation of professionals who view the biomechanics of cycling as an interdisciplinary field: a fusion of science, technology and clinical expertise. Biomechanical analysis is no longer a luxury but has become an essential tool for improving a cyclist’s performance, comfort and health.
In a world where personalisation, prevention and performance make all the difference, technologies such as Cycling 3DMA are a game-changer. “It’s no longer enough to look from the outside. Today we can look inside the movement, understand it, measure it and change it. That’s the real revolution,” he concludes.
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