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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How to make bacon and egg rice cakes: a great cycling snack (video)Perfect for an early morning ride, these breakfast themed rice cakes will help satisfy those cravings out on the bike
By Paul Knott Published
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Can beta-alanine improve your performance?Beta-alanine a naturally occourring amino acid can boost performance for short periods, can it help you?
By Cycling Weekly 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
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SiS Caffeine Double Espresso gel reviewSiS have launched a new gel which contains twice the caffeine content of their current products.
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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Post-training meals: Chicken, chorizo and root vegetable broth (video)With winter setting in, this tasty broth is the perfect tonic to sit down with after a cold weekend ride.
By Paul Knott Published
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Sir Chris Hoy: good nutrition is crucial to performanceHaving already enjoyed a year of retirement, Sir Chris Hoy has a very successful cycling career to look back on and a rather impressive trophy cabinet to boot
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Beet It Pro Elite Shot reviewMore and more cyclists are taking nitrate in a bid to boost performance. Beet It shots aim to provide a concentrated and reliable source of nitrate.
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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A cyclist's guide to following a vegetarian dietHow to get your protein, iron and Omega-3s without eating meat
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Mule Bar reviewBy Cycling Weekly Published
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Antioxidant supplements: helpful or harmful?By Cycling Weekly Published
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How to make an Antioxidant Blast smoothie (video)Give your immune system a lift with this easy to make antioxidant boosting smoothie recipe
By Paul Knott Published
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Endurox R4 recovery drink reviewTwo recovery drinks from Endurox and Science in Sport go up against each other
By Cycling Weekly Published
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CNP Elite gel Hydro Max reviewCNP Elite gel Hydro Max £2
By Mike Hawkins Published
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What do pro cyclists eat before, during and after a Monument?It is not just skill and strength that it required to get you through a Monument, a stringent nutrition strategy must also be followed. Jan Bakelants reveals how he stays fuelled for when it really matters
By Paul Knott Published
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The Golden Rules of nutritionThe Golden Rules of nutrition
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Mule Bar Energy Gel reviewWe’ve tested Mule Bar’s all-natural vegan-friendly gels. They’re packaged in refillable containers to reduce waste
By Paul Norman Published
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TORQ Bar reviewTorq are known for their innovative flavours but does this energy bar cut the mustard?
By Paul Knott Published
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Nutrition from natureStep away from the supplements and give your cycling a boost with some pure, unprocessed goodness, writes Mayur Ranchordas
By Cycling Weekly Published
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ZipVit ZV8 Energy + Bar - strawberryHead to Head: Energy Bars - We pit two tasty energy-boosting snacks to the test to see which is bestest
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Five pre-ride breakfasts for cyclists (video)It’s the most important meal of the day but breakfast is so often overlooked by time-pressed cyclists; we take a look at some quick and easy breakfasts for cyclists
By Robert Hicks Published
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Can fast food be a healthy option for cyclists?If you’re striving to eat healthily, takeaways and restaurant meals can be a major pitfall, but there are some simple swaps you can make to win the calorie and fat battle
By Cycling Active Published
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Science in Sport Rego recovery drink reviewTwo recovery drinks from Endurox and Science in Sport go up against each other
By Cycling Weekly Published
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MuleBar Kicks Natural Energy Gel reviewThe MuleBar Kicks Natural Energy Gel is the sort of gel we could eat on and off the bike (well, almost) and also delivers when it comes to nutrition.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Mornflake Go! high protein porridge reviewMornflake Go! high protein porridge is made of oat flakes supplemented with 12% soya protein, uppting its protein content to 21% for an extra morning boost.
By Paul Norman Published
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High Five Banana Energy Gel reviewOn rides over ninety minutes, taking on some fuel is important, unless you wish to risk 'bonking'. The High Five Banana Energy Gel aims to provide a quick and convenient source of glucose.
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
