Training
All the advice and insight you need to improve your riding, enhance your performance or simply get into better shape with training.
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Seven HIIT workouts that take as little as 23 minutesTime constrained? Not a problem, we take a look at eight sessions perfect for getting training benefits quickly
By Paul Knott Published
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Should you ride your bike on Christmas Day?Dedicated or selfish? We look at both sides of the Christmas Day training debate
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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How to cycle 50 milesBuild up to that half century ride in the most efficient and enjoyable way possible in association with Alzheimers Research UK
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Kick back to kick on: How to spot when you need to take a breakPro rider Joe Laverick takes a look at why and when it's right to take a break and give our minds and bodies some rest
By Joe Laverick Published
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How much training is enough? The secrets to making long-term fitness progressThe key to making progress is to do just the right amount of training and no more. Hannah Reynolds sets out on a mission to quantify ‘enough’
By Hannah Reynolds Last updated
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Find the inner strength within: The three pillars of self-motivationSports psychologist Dr Josephine Perry explains why mastery, autonomy and belonging are the holy trinity underpinning your cycling passion
By Josephine Perry Published
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10 tips for improving your indoor winter workoutsWe show you how to make the most of your indoor workouts
By Simon Smythe Published
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Why summer 2020 could be the perfect time to start a cycling training planSo far 2020 has been a daunting and unpredictable year.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Cycling and illness: Can intense training increase the risk of catching a virus?The long list of health benefits from cycling are well-recorded.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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How to win a bike race without leaving your houseOnline racing is opening up a whole new world of crash-free competition. CW’s Alex Ballinger scopes out how to become the hero of his own living room
By Alex Ballinger Published
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How to resume your training after a breakRestarting after a break can be daunting, but there are ways to ease the pain explains Vicky Ware
By Cycling Fitness Published
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Seven fitness innovations of the decadeWe take a look at the biggest advancements of the tenties
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Hill climbing: The secrets of how anyone can go faster uphillJim Cotton speaks to champion climbers to find out how we can all go faster uphill - and maybe bag a KoM along the way
By Jim Cotton Published
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How to master riding long climbsYou won't find as many long climbs in the UK as you will on the Continent, but when you hit one you want to be in a position to conquer it. Use these technique, kit and nutrition tips to master long climbs - Words by Marc Abbott
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Does elite cycling have a problem with mental health?Mental health care is being taken more seriously, but there's more to be done says former Olympian
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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What can cyclists learn from other sports?Even for those who seem to have reached the pinnacle of cycling, applying principles from other sports can keep progress in motion
By Josephine Perry Published
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Cycling slower in winter? Six excuses for slow winter riding and the truth behind themDon't make excuses, make improvements to your winter cycling
By Simon Schofield Published
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Autumn cycling training: eight things to do now for a successful 2019Thoughts starting to turn to next year? Stop dreaming and start doing - here are practical tips to get you to summer success
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Taking on the Alpe du Zwift: How does it really compare to Alpe d’Huez?Simon Warren takes on Zwift's new Alpe and see how it stacks up against the real thing
By Simon Warren Published
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Should you hire a bike or take your own when you go abroad?Travelling with a bike is a faff, and with many destinations offering hire options, it’s never been easier to outsource your holiday machine
By Symon Lewis Published
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Mark Beaumont's ultimate endurance masterclassMark Beaumont rode around in world in just 78 days, covering 240 miles a day. What did he discover about himself, and about the limits of human endurance, along the way? - Photos by Daniel Gould
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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Peter Sagan's training secrets: A week in the life of the triple world championPeter Sagan has already established himself as not only one of the best riders of his generation, but also of all-time. Here Sagan and his coach Patxi Vila go through a typical week in training
By Nick Busca Published
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Seven things I learned from riding an electric bikeSteve Shrubsall got to grips with an electric bike, and here are the seven things he learned from the experience
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Should you always ride with data?We ruminate on riding against the machine: should we use data all the time when cycling?
By James Bracey Published
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Eight ways to improve your cycling ready for the springGet your cycling off to a flyer — and begin spring as you mean to go on with these tips to maximise your cycling and fitness in the early season
By Hannah Reynolds Published
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How to ride faster up short, steep hills (video)Think tough climbing and you probably imagine the long, winding, hairpin ascents of the Alps. But for sheer brutality, the steep hills of the UK have few equals
By Hannah Reynolds Published
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Racing is not trainingRacing itself may be the raison d'être for many cyclists, but it's not the best way to see improvements in your fitness or technique, explains Helen Carter
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Rise early, train easyAt what time of day is it best to train? Well it could be down to your circadian rhythm, Andrew Hamilton explains...
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Get prepared before you go racingGet prepared before heading to your first race warns Simon Schofield, he talks us through what we need to know
By Cycling Weekly Published
