During the course of his extensive career in the medical field, Dr. Thomas Taylor spent many years teaching others, both in England and Houston, Texas. He believes that sharing knowledge with others, no matter the subject, is an extremely important part of human interactions and is always quick to note the benefits that a good education can provide. Even in his retirement he enjoys talking to others about what he has learned, which has led him to start considering the benefits that his hobby of cycling can bring to others.

As a former doctor, Dr. Thomas Taylor already understands that maintaining a high level of physical fitness will allow him to enjoy a higher standard of living, particularly as he ages. Cycling is an excellent way to do this, allowing riders to work on their cardiovascular conditioning the build strength in their cores, arms and legs in the process. This is a point that he is quick to make whenever the subject of exercise arises, while also noting that the low-impact nature of cycling also makes it an excellent physical activity for those who are unable to run or engage in high-impact sports.

The social aspect of cycling should also not be underestimated. During his career as a medical professional, Dr. Taylor found that being friendly with his patients helped to provide them with the support they needed to face their surgeries. The community that has developed around the sport of cycling is capable of doing exactly the same, especially for those who are new to the sport. Many websites exist to provide new riders with additional information and most areas will host cycling clubs in one form or another, which is of great benefit to those who are looking to meet like-minded people and enjoy more social interactions.

Now that he is retired, Dr. Thomas Taylor can often be found cycling around Houston and is still quick to educate those who are interested on the subject. He believes that spreading knowledge about the activity will encourage more people to take it up, thus making them more likely to enjoy healthier and happier lives as a result.

Dr. Thomas Taylor