Spring 2015 issue
The new look version of Cycling Fitness goes on sale Wednesday. It has been re-sized to a new smaller format, the same as Cycling Weekly, and the price has been lowered to £4.99.
A lot of work has gone in to giving the magazine a fresh new look and style and it will be packed full of the latest advice on fitness, nutrition and technique. Cycling Fitness will feature the latest trends in products, training methods and superfoods, including tantalising recipes to freshen up your diet, as well as in-depth real-life case studies and the usual 12 week training plans for riders for every level.
Cycling Fitness magazine March-May 2015 issue is on sale from Wednesday at WHSmith, major supermarkets and all good newsagents, priced £4.99
What's in this issue:
Ready to ride
Fitness news and products
Problem solver: Raynauds
New for 2015
Coaches- are they worth the cash?
Superfoods and performance
Pre-season MOT
Training
Older & faster
Intro to intervals
Late starter's catch-up
Importance of FTP
Nutrition
Food cravings: the truth
Food swaps to lower the calorie content of your diet
Nitrate: what's it all about?
The great big breakfast debate
Do I need a nutritional specialist?
Technique
Time-saving stretches
Quick fixes to help you ride further
Doms: Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness
Be more aero
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Mikel Landa suffered multiple fractures in Giro d’Italia crash, team confirms
The Bahrain Victorious rider looked in great form before he crashed out of the race on day five
By Alex Ballinger •
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Nacer Bouhanni banned for two months after sprinting incident involving Jake Stewart
The sprinter shoved Stewart in the final of a French one-day race earlier this year
By Alex Ballinger •
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130 people who changed cycling and getting them all on the cover
There is one clear inspiration for this week’s special cover - The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album. We spoke to Sir Peter Blake, the artist who created the iconic album artwork.
By Simon Richardson •
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British Cycling concerned about ‘substantial breach of privacy’ over Dame Sarah Storey’s backdated TUE for salbutamol
The governing body said it is worried about how the revelation could impact athletes who require medical treatment
By Alex Ballinger •
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Former police officer says driver threatened ‘to knock him off and kill him’ before crashing into him and fleeing the scene
The cyclist, a former senior investigative officer in fatal traffic collisions, started to investigate the driver himself
By Alex Ballinger •
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Doping ban for former Trek-Segafredo rider upheld after his appeal fails
The Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the four-year ban for the 36-year-old
By Alex Ballinger •
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Police take down 'industrial-scale' doping lab in Spain, seize three million drug doses
Police have dismantled a doping wholesaler operating on an 'industrial-scale' in Spain, seizing three million drug doses in the process
By Jonny Long •
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Five talking points from stage two of the Giro d'Italia 2021
Gaviria's run-in with a team-mate, confusion at the intermediate sprint, and Merlier's big win - don't miss these moments from the first sprint
By Stephen Puddicombe •
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Remco Evenepoel: You can’t prepare fully without racing, but that’s the risk we took
Belgian star is among the favourites to win the 2021 Giro d’Italia, having not raced for nine months
By Alex Ballinger •
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Israel Start-Up Nation launch new wine inspired kit for the Giro d'Italia 2021
The design of the kit is meant to blend the red wine of their Italian sponsor with the blue of Israel's national flag
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
