Nutrition
All the advice and insight you need to improve your riding, enhance your performance or simply get into better shape with nutrition in cycling.
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 Cycling’s hidden under-fuelling epidemic: here’s how to spot the signs of RED-S and make sure you’re meeting your energy demandsThe prevalence of under-fuelling in both professional and amateur cycling is shockingly widespread - many may not be aware of the damage they’re causing their bodies By Nicole Oh Last updated 
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 6 common fuelling mistakes and how to avoid them on your next big rideWith just a little bit of planning you can ensure that you never run out of gas on a ride again By Tom Couzens Published 
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 Fuelling for the mountainsHow INEOS Grenadiers use Science in Sport to fuel a Grand Tour By Sponsored Published 
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 Matching fuelling intake to energy demands is a high-performance hot trend - here’s what you need to knowFuel for the work required: we explain the message behind the mantra, why you should get on board, and how to do so By Anita Bean Last updated 
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 Fuelling post 40: use these six tips to tweak your cycling nutrition for your ageYour body changes over time, and so do your nutritional needs - but it’s easy to adapt and stay strong, here's how... By Dr Marc Bubbs Last updated 
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 Should cyclists care more about chemicals in sports nutrition?With so much information now available about sports nutrition, how can athletes make sense of what’s best for them? We chat with two brands and a registered dietitian to get to the bottom of what formulas make sense and why By Kristin Jenny Published 
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 Are these six common sports nutrition rules fact or fiction?By Adam Becket Published 
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 Ask a coach: 'Do I need carbs as well as protein in my recovery shake?'What is the optimal post-ride macro-nutrient blend? By James Spragg Published 
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 Bonk-proof your fuelling: what’s really going on to cause you to ‘bonk’ and how to avoid itShaken by a personal experience of that dreaded running on-empty feeling, Anita Bean goes in search of fuelling experts to find out what ‘bonking’ really means and how to avoid it By Anita Bean Published 
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 How to get your fuelling right for rides of every lengthFrom your morning commute to a multi-day adventure ensuring that you've put the right fuel in your body is the (not so) secret to success By Luke Friend Published 
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 Bittersweet: do cyclists consume too much sugar?Nutritionist Anita Bean assesses whether cyclists should cut down their sugar intake and look elsewhere for energy By Anita Bean Published 
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 Save money, fuel better: 20 ways to slash your cycling nutrition costsWith food prices soaring, it’s getting ever more expensive to sate a cyclist’s appetite. Here’s a nutritionists’ guide on how to cut your fuelling bill – without compromising on health or cycling performance By Anita Bean Last updated 
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 Cycling and coffee: Does caffeine really boost riding performance?How does caffeine work? Why isn’t caffeine a banned substance? Can you consume too much coffee? We take you through everything a cyclist needs to know about coffee (except for tips on how to brew it!) By TJ Waterfall Last updated 
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 This is what you have to eat to compete in the Tour de FranceThree weeks, 21 stages, 3,351km, 176 riders and a combined burn of 25 million calories — so what exactly goes into fuelling the riders of the Tour de France? By Anna Marie Hughes Published 
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 Fuel like a pro: The scientific strategies that maximise performanceWe all know that food equals energy, but just how scientific in your fuelling do you need to be to maximise cycling performance? By David Bradford Published 
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 We need to talk about... Gut problemsIn the first of a new silence-breaking, awareness-raising series about taboo issues affecting cyclists, we lift the lid on chronic gut problems By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated 
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 One in five amateur riders are putting their health at risk by under-fuelling - I was one of themCould you be affected by cycling’s hidden under-fuelling epidemic? Here’s how to spot the signs and meet your energy demands By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 
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 ZipVit ZV8 Energy Bar reviewBritish food supplement brand, Zipvit produce some great energy bar options By Paul Knott Last updated 
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 Post-training meals: Slow-cooked lamb shoulder (video)If you need a good, hearty meal to spur you home at the end of a long ride, this this slow-cooked lamb shoulder will provide great motivation and nutrition. By Paul Knott Published 
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 What's in a pro cyclist's feed bag? (video)Find out what is inside a World Tour rider’s feed bag from LottoNL-Jumbo’s soigneur Dries Bos By Paul Knott Published 
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 The great supplement debate: What you told usA recent CW survey revealed a stark divide in opinion on sports supplements. But who wins this debate, asks Chris Marshall-Bell, the purists or the pill-poppers? By Richard Windsor Published 
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 Honey Stinger Organic Energy Gel reviewOne of the new breed of 'all-natural' energy gels, the Honey Stinger Organic Energy Gel delivers a great sugar hit in a more traditional energy gel experience. By Henry Robertshaw Published 
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 Veloforte Classico reviewWith a throwback design, the Veloforte Classico is one of the newest energy bars to hit the market. By Paul Knott Published 
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 PowerBar PowerGel reviewPowerBar supply the BMC team with their sports nutrition needs, but how do their PowerGels taste? By Oliver Bridgewood Published 
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 How to make a Mood-Boosting Breakfast Blast smoothie (video)Start your day off on the front foot with this easy to make morning smoothie By Paul Knott Published 
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 Post-training meals: Chicken and chickpea Moroccan-style tagine (video)The ultimate slow cooked, low calorie meal that have your taste buds tingling the moment you step back through the door. By Paul Knott Published 
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 How does milk affect athletic performace?Dietitian Laura Tilt takes a closer look at the science behind how the humble ‘white stuff' affects athletic performance By Cycling Weekly Published 
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 CNP Hydro Gel reviewDeveloped alongside Team Sky, the CNP Hydro Gel aims to deliver both a sustained energy boost and to aid hydration. By Henry Robertshaw Published 
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 Erdinger Alkoholfrei beer reviewCan beer be refreshing after a ride? By Jack Elton-Walters Published 
