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Cycling training plan for spring fitness
Coach Oli Roberts talks us through his inspiration and training plans for spring fitness
By Cycling Fitness Published
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Cycling climbing – how to improve your ascents fast
We get tips on to train outdoors and indoors to get yourself climbing quicker
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Getting to the heart of the matter
Cyclist are known to have great hearts and lungs, but as endurance cyclist get older, you are more likely to have heart rhythm disturbance, known as arrhythmia... CW finds out more
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Top cycling training myths to avoid (video)
There is an abundance of training theories that have been banded around over the years, but it is important to separate the fads from the facts.
By Paul Knott Published
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Mark Beaumont's ultimate endurance masterclass
Mark Beaumont rode around in world in just 78 days, covering 240 miles a day. What did he discover about himself, and about the limits of human endurance, along the way? - Photos by Daniel Gould
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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How to train for your first event and raise money for charity
Looking to prepare for your first big event? Here are some key tips to take on board before the big day. In partnership with Alzheimer’s Research UK
By Richard Windsor Published
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The three basic training principles
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Nail it: Climbing technique
Nail it! Correct cycling technique and some grit will get you all the way to the top of steep hills
By Cycling Active Published
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Should you buy a smart turbo trainer?
We investigate whether a smart turbo trainer is really worth the money over a conventional one
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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Nail a 1-hour circuit race
Short road races are all about high-intensity bursts of maximal effort followed by fast recovery where you do as little work as possible then repeat.
By Cycling Weekly Published
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How to win a bike race without leaving your house
Online racing is opening up a whole new world of crash-free competition. CW’s Alex Ballinger scopes out how to become the hero of his own living room
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Are you addicted to cycling?
In the realm of competitive cycling, the line between dedication and addiction can be ultra-fine. Sports psychologist Dr Josephine Perry searches for a meaningful distinction
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Fabian Cancellara’s top 11 time trial tips
Olympic Champion Fabian Cancellara has one word to describe amateur time triallists in the UK: “crazy”. All the same, the TT maestro was happy to pass on 11 nuggets of wisdom that any of us can make use of, regardless of ability
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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What can cyclists learn from other sports?
Even for those who seem to have reached the pinnacle of cycling, applying principles from other sports can keep progress in motion
By Josephine Perry Published
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How to survive hard back-to-back days on the bike
Riding back-to-back days later in the year? We've got tips to help you to the finish line in the best shape possible...
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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40 seconds cycling, three times per week: That's how much you need to ride to get fit, says BBC documentary
Two minutes of riding per week might not sound like a lot, but apparently it's all you need to do to see sizeable gains in your fitness according to a BBC documentary.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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CW5000: Eight ways to stay motivated
The days are short, roads grimy, and weather appalling. How to resist the urge to tuck away the bike and hibernate? Jim Cotton turns up the motivational heat
By Jim Cotton Published
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Find your perfect pace to optimise cycling performance
Pacing is integral to optimal performance. But with so much data now available to cyclists, which are the figures you should focus on? George Winter finds out
By Cycling Fitness Published
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how to: Dress to impress
By nrearden Published
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dig this: Pipe insulation £2.50 for 2 metres
30th October 2010 Polyethylene foam pipe insulation is available from most big-name DIY stores. Buy the widest stuff possible then cut to length and wrap it round the tubes of your frame.
By nrearden Published
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Train right, eat better: recovery and training adaptations
Dedication to a tough training schedule is a sure-fire way to improve your performance. But why train harder when you can simply eat smarter?
By Cycling Weekly Published
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How to take a Strava KOM
Struggling to take that Strava KOM? We might be able to help...
By Nigel Wynn Published
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The Sufferfest launches training plans tailored for eRacing demands
Indoor racing is short and punchy - these plans aim to get your form nailed
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Talent or training? How a gifted young rider becomes a champion
How does a gifted young rider become a champion? Is it more about talent or training? CW asks scientists, coaches, and a teenage sensation
By Richard Windsor Published
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Is cycling the toughest sport?
Anyone who’s raced a bike knows that cycling can be cruelly hard, but how does it stack up against other gruelling sports? Do we have a valid claim to be competing in the toughest of them all? Dave Nash tests the contention
By Richard Windsor Published
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How they used to train: Frans Verbeeck’s power intervals
Frans Verbeeck trained hard and long, but there was one rider he couldn't out-train
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Is heart rate training still relevant in the age of the power meter?
With power meters gaining in popularity, is there still a benefit to training with heart rate?
By Paul Knott Published
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Elite cyclist, full-time worker: finding the right balance to stay at the top
Just how do you hold down a full-time job and compete at the highest level? Stephen Shrubsall meets the ordinary people who’ve dared to dream big
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Matt Johnson: Cycling with cystic fibrosis
Matt Johnson, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a baby, tells Cycling Weekly why he started cycling long distance events to help his condition
By Cycling Weekly Published