Riding on cobblestones is not a particularly pleasant experience, especially on a road bike without any suspension. Why do road cyclists do it to themselves? And why are there even races on this hellish surface? Let’s take a closer look.
For performance-driven cyclists, the quest to surpass last season’s results often leads to a search for marginal gains and obscure tricks. Yet, the most significant improvements rarely come from the latest gadgets or niche techniques. Instead, they’re found in mastering the fundamentals. This year, focus…
You’re training. You’re sleeping (sort of). You’re taking your vitamin D like a responsible adult. And yet every ride feels like you’re pedalling through porridge.
Recovery advice in cycling is usually built around one assumption: that it’s your job to be an athlete.
Your brain’s age isn’t just a number. It’s a reflection of your daily choices. A new study from the University of Florida reveals that simple, positive habits can slow brain ageing, even for those living with chronic pain. Researchers found that individuals with the most…
