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If you haven’t already, it’s time to reexamine your relationship with vitamins and mineral supplements. Mounting research has shown that in many cases, they not only fail to improve performance, but they may actually hinder it. On the general health front, a massive 2013 review of 27 different studies involving more than 400,000 people found … Read more
Tracking your heart rate can help you push yourself further in training and become more active overall. This Garmin vívosmart bundle comes with everything you’ll need to get rolling, including Garmin’s heart rate monitor strap, and the Vívosmart fitness watch. But the Vívosmart does way more than just monitor your heart rate; it also tracks your steps, distance … Read more
Branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) – once mostly talked about in body-building circles -are enjoying a rise in popularity with the endurance set, especially among Paleo and other low-carb followers. They extoll these protein precursors as near metabolic superheroes, praising their ability to burn belly fat, quell cravings, improve endurance, build lean tissue, hone mental … Read more
Annette Edmondson is a two-time track world champion and Olympic medallist who is focusing on road racing with the Wiggle High5 team in 2017. Her success has been built around hours and hours of training, both in the velodrome and out on her machine in all weather. So she knows exactly how vital it is … Read more
Maybe it’s time to add a new tool to your recovery kit. Chiropractors and professional athletes have long used electrical stimulation of both muscles and nerves to alleviate pain and speed recovery. Electrical muscle stimulators send low electrical signals to activate different muscle groups to help aid circulation; they’re often used as an alternative or … Read more
There’s nothing worse than coming back from a ride and feeling that familiar soreness in your back and shoulders. This pain is typically the result of poor flexibility and core strength. While there are a lot of factors that can contribute to back pain (such a poor bike setup, or mashing big gears), poor mobility and … Read more
“I don’t have the time.” How many times have you uttered or thought those exact words while wishing you could get out for a ride? In a world where 7-Minute Fitness is a thing, taking an hour (or two…or more!) to ride can sometimes feel as luxurious and out of reach as a two-week holiday … Read more
I’ll be the first to admit it: I’ve made more than my share of snarky remarks about Chris Froome’s sometimes-skeletal appearance. Heck, I’ve even apologized for it. Honestly, though, I still found the reports of him “starving himself” – his and his wife’s quoted words, not mine – before his Tour de France victories a … Read more
One of Strava’s best features is the ability to see how fast you are on its many user-created segments. When the wind is right or the route is unique – or you’re just that fast – you can earn the glory of becoming the fastest person on that stretch of road or dirt, the so-called … Read more