How fit are you? How hard do you train? We want to know! Take part in our Big Fitness Survey
Answer a few questions to tell us how you train – and who knows, you might even win a prize!


None of us cyclists follow exactly the same fitness and training habits – we all have our own routines, beliefs and ways of doing things.
That's why the editorial team at Cycling Weekly want to better understand how and why you, our readers, ride your bikes: how hard you train, whether you follow a training plan, how you decide on the sessions you do, and what exactly you’re training for.
To find out, we’ve devised an online survey – and this is your opportunity to take part and possibly win a prize for your trouble!
>>> Click this link to complete the survey <<<
The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and gives you the option to enter a draw for the following four spot prizes:
LifeJacket sun protection and skincare gift box (RRP: £118)
Juice Plus Omega+ vegan omega-3 supplement – four months’ supply (RRP: £41 a month)
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CEP Infrared recovery socks (RRP: £44.95)
Science In Sport (SiS) Beta Fuel gels – pack of six gels (RRP: £16.50)
The survey closes at 5pm on Friday 14th April and prize winners will be randomly drawn in the week commencing 17th April.
The results will be analysed by CW’s editorial team and published – anonymised, of course – in a forthcoming print magazine feature.
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David Bradford is senior editor of Cycling Weekly's print edition, and has been writing and editing professionally for 20 years. His work has appeared in national newspapers and magazines including the Independent, the Guardian, the Times, the Irish Times, Vice.com and Runner’s World. Alongside his love of cycling, David is a long-distance runner with a marathon personal best of 2hr 28min. Diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) in 2006, he also writes personal essays exploring sight loss, place, nature and social history. His essay 'Undertow' was published in the anthology Going to Ground (Little Toller, 2024).
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