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By: Brian Boyle
Brian's dramatic recovery after being hit by a dump truck is phenomenal to say the least. Find out what he is doing now... Also included are the training and nutrition programs he uses to prepare for Ironman events. Learn more!
By: Jessica Brantley
Brick workouts are a staple for any triathlete. Learn how to fuel your body for intense workouts and finish the race happy, rather than hurling!
By: Other Writer
1 Athlete - 30 Sports - 30 Days - 30 Cities. Powered by EAS Sports Nutrition. Day 26, Mountain Biking
By: Shannon Clark
Not only are there things you can do in the gym to help with your cycling, but understanding proper nutrition and supplementation will also help. Here are three key things to keep in mind. Learn more.
By: Jaime Filer
They start in Oceanside, California, and end in Annapolis, Maryland, all while biking through extreme heat, rain, snow, sleet, and hail… Here’s Stacey’s account for what she went through as she prepared for this amazing race!
By: NSCA - Strength And Conditioning Journal
How will mixing carbs and protein effect cycling performance? How does GAKIC help sustain power when performing multiple anaerobic exercises? These questions and more are answered right here.
By: Joel Milano
This is a Q & A on cycling and what recommendations can be made in regard to starting a new season, supplementation, and group rides. Get a good start with some great information right here.
By: Joel Milano
Here is a great Q & A on cycling and what recommendations can be made in regard to nutrition and training. Hope you find these useful in planning out your training program.
By: Greg Simpson
This article will briefly discuss supplements which may benefit you as a cyclist. Here are some that may offer great advantages when used appropriately.
By: Greg Simpson
Carbohydrates are vital for recovery and essential in helping a cyclist improve their performance from one ride to the next. Learn why here...
By: Greg Simpson
Protein is vital for recovery and essential in helping a cyclist improve their performance from one ride to the next. Learn why here...
By: Peak Performance
Given the right conditions, the boffins reckon a top athlete could pedal at an average speed of over 98 km per hour! How fast can you get?
Are you lacking energy and finding it difficult to continue in your cycling training? Maybe it is not a lack of motivation but really just a lack of variation. Try periodization to add variation and end the boredom. More on this right here.
By: Joel Milano
Many misconceptions surround the art of bicycle racing; primary among these is that you need to be a 'fast' rider. I will clear up this misconception by explaining the several types of races that exist.
Indoor riding on a stationary bicycle, wind/magnetic trainer or rollers, although monotonous and close to the most boring activity imaginable to a roadie or mud loving mountain biker, has advantages above and beyond avoiding darkness and bad weather.
Spring is definitely that time if year when triathletes can bring out their bikes again. When spring is in the air, what better way to mark your entrance to the new triathlon season than by competing at the Energade sprint series.
By: Christopher Mohr
This week I am going to review a recent research publication preexercise carbohydrate supplementation and mountain bike performance; if this doesn't specifically relate to you, there may be some information you can extrapolate to your current workout...
Knowing your body and accepting its limitations are the key to a solid, consistent bike leg of a triathlon.
By: Christine Knight
Why would any athlete, competitive or recreational, compromise proper body mechanics to simply save time or money? This should not even be an option. Nonetheless, I sit here, guilty as charged for that exact error in judgement...
By: Peak Performance
A guide to the proper care and feeding of female cyclists.
By: Peak Performance
Cyclists, swimmers, rowers, cross-country skiers, orienteers, triathletes and runners all engage in interval training in order to increase the amount of time they spend exercising at very high intensities. Can interval training help you?
By: ISSA
In this article, I am going to disginguish the different types of mountain bikers. Once we have that cleared up, we will take a look at some training suggestions for mountain bikers of all levels.
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