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Cycling has a body image problem: what’s causing it and what you can do about it?
Looking sleek, stylish and fast is an integral part of cycling, but brings with it a pressure to conform. Chris Marshall-Bell breaks the taboo on the sport’s body-image troubles
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‘Everything got a little bit better’: the role cycling can play in the grieving process
At some point in our lives, every one of us will be affected by bereavement. we find out how cyclists can help one another through the grieving process
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Concussion is a feature in 90% of cycling head injuries - here’s what you need to know about the symptoms and recovery
One of the most common cycling injuries, concussion is a warning sign that the brain has been subjected to potentially damaging g-force
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How to master your cycling-related nerves - from social anxiety on group rides to performance anxiety on race day
Pre-race nerves are normal, possibly even helpful, but what if fears and unease begin to take the joy out of your cycling? We explore the troubling topic of anxiety
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Herpes, numbness, erectile dysfunction: Cyclists bare all on uncomfortable issues 'down there'
Long spells in the saddle can put our nether regions in jeopardy – but most of the risks can be prevented or at least managed. Chris Marshall-Bell tackles the taboo
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Should cyclists be worried about skin damage? All you need to know about protecting yourself from harmful rays
As high summer approaches, promising long hours of sun-drenched cycling, here’s what you need to know about the dangers posed by the sun and how to reduce the risk
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'Cycling eases the symptoms and gives me a strong sense of purpose': We need to talk about... Bipolar disorder
It’s one of the commonest long-term conditions yet it’s shrouded in stigma and misunderstanding. Chris Marshall-Bell meets two riders boldly speaking out about their experience
