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Should you ditch long, slow winter miles? Reverse periodisation says yes
Conventional wisdom has it that winter is the time for long, slow miles — but more and more riders are doing precisely the opposite. Simon Smythe investigates reverse periodisation
By Simon Smythe •
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Does sports science only tell us half the story?
Research papers make the basis for much of what we know about exercise science. But are scientists ignoring half the population?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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How to tell whether you are overtraining, and how to avoid it
It's easy to think that racking up endless miles will be beneficial to your cycling, but it's all too easy to overdo it and miss out on recovery. The symptoms of overtraining are different for everyone, but there are some common signs to look out for. We give you some simple tips to help you spot when you've overtrained
By Cycling Fitness •
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Cycling training zones: power and heart rate zones explained
Thresholds, recovery rides, training zones… What does it all mean? Paul Knott investigates further
By Paul Knott •
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Cycling for charity? Everything you need to know to get started
Looking for that extra little bit of motivation or wanting to take on a cycling challenge for charity? This is how you do it
By Cycling Weekly •
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Cycling boom continues in the UK, but bike trips to school are still low
The amount of miles people ride on average per year has more than doubled since 2002
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Teenage truck driver ploughs into group of cyclists while allegedly trying to blast them with fumes
The incident, which left four riders in hospital, happened in the Houston area of Texas
By Alex Ballinger •
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'The girls who were still there can blame themselves': Annemiek van Vleuten critical of team-mates at World Championships
Demi Vollering was due to be a key rider for the sprint but didn't have the legs after multiple mechanicals
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Neilson Powless rescues remarkable fifth for USA at World Championships road race
The American was shouldered with all his nations' hopes after Quinn Simmons crashed out early on
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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'Remco Evenepoel was the best man in the race after Julian Alaphilippe': Lefevere baffled by Belgian tactics at World Championships
The Deceuninck - Quick-Step boss is happy to keep the rainbow jersey in the team but questions the Belgians' ride
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Owain Doull to join EF Education-Nippo in 2022
The Welshman has spent the last five full seasons with Ineos Grenadiers but wanted a new challenge
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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CW5000 2021 finisher's medals now available!
Have you completed the CW5000 challenge this year? Then order your medal now.
By Cycling Weekly •
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Greg Van Avermaet looking for redemption at Paris-Roubaix after omission from Belgian Worlds squad
The Belgian has represented his national team at the World Championships every year since 2007
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Road World Championships 2021: Strava data shows brutality of race around Flanders
Remco Evenepoel, Michael Valgren, Dylan van Baarle and more posted their rides to the site
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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The Women's Tour will not be broadcast live on TV in 2021
Despite having an agreement with Eurosport GCN the women's Tour of Britain is not able to broadcast live
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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'I was almost dead': Jan Ullrich speaks out on his recovery on Lance Armstrong's podcast
The former Tour de France winner spoke about how finding friends in Armstrong and others after re-adopting a healthy lifestyle
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Thomas Voeckler: 'We wanted to attack earlier than everyone else at Worlds so they would think we were idiots'
French boss happily accepts fine for coaching Julian Alaphilippe when it wasn't permitted
By Richard Windsor •
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'I don't want to become a robot': Julian Alaphilippe's second rainbow jersey is another triumph for pure bike racing
The Frenchman was relentless in the defence of his world title
By Jonny Long •
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Five talking points from the World Championships 2021 elite men's road race
The greatest ride of Alaphilippe's career, the unlikely medallists, and the best Brit - don't miss these moments from an unforgettable race
By Stephen Puddicombe •
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'S**t, it's up to me now': Michael Valgren 'saves the day' for Danish Worlds hopes
With a stacked team, much was expected of Denmark, who suffered many misfortunes during the men's road race, but still came up with a bronze medal
By Jonny Long •
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Crashes mar Ethan Hayter's Worlds leaving 'missed opportunity' feeling
The Brit had planned to get in a move up the road on the finishing circuit to give himself a 'headstart'
By Jonny Long •
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Mathieu van der Poel hopes World Championships will help him deliver in Paris-Roubax
With just a week between the men’s road race and the delayed Monument, can Van der Poel bounce back?
By Alex Ballinger •
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Tom Pidcock says Belgians made it 'near impossible' for Wout van Aert to win Worlds as Brit rides to impressive sixth
The 21-year-old Brit says the atmosphere in Belgium was 'like a football match'
By Jonny Long •
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World Championships 2021: Wout van Aert says he’s ‘only human’ as he admits he didn’t have legs to follow Julian Alaphilippe
Van Aert praised the tactics of his Belgian team, but said he just couldn’t stay with Alaphilippe
By Alex Ballinger •
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Julian Alaphilippe: ‘The Belgian fans asked me to slow down and weren’t very nice - that gave me extra motivation’
The French star power clear of Belgian favourite Wout van Aert on his way to another rainbow jersey
By Alex Ballinger •
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Julian Alaphilippe solos to heroic defence in men's 2021 World Championships road race
The French icon launched a trio of blistering attacks in the final 20km to crack his rivals
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish abandons World Championships 2021 road race
The British sprinter pulled out at the halfway point after a hectic open to the racing
By Alex Ballinger •
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Five talking points from the women's elite World Championships 2021 road race
The Netherlands finally lose their grip on the rainbow jersey, fantastically dramatic route and more from the first elite road race
By Stephen Puddicombe •
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Marianne Vos: 'Silver was all I could do' as Dutch spell over rainbow jersey is broken
Everything had gone perfectly, Vos says, until the last few metres when Balsamo couldn't be brought to heel
By Jonny Long •
