Expert advice on how to step things up from marathon-length to ultramarathon-length
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When your used to riding the CX tracks, it can take some adjusting to hit your form in the longer road races, three-time Cyclo-cross World Champion and pro continental rider Wout van Aert gives his advice on how to get…
Hitting Britain’s hills and lanes can be poetry in motion for cyclists seeking the best autumn has to offer. For, like wordsmith John Keats, it is not hard to find the majesty of the ‘season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’…
Designed with our close canine companions in mind, Ruffwear®, has launched a new innovative collection of performance dog gear for Winter 2018 and we have put the Vert Jacket to the test. Inspired by the companionship we share with our…
The organisers of an annual charity cycling event has announced that its ‘Cassis to Monaco Cycle Challenge’ sponsored by Arctic Club, has raised a staggering £600,000 for disabled children. The event saw a team of 14 cyclists, including Talia Storm,…
You’d think that being confined to a decompression chamber for two days after a bad case of the bends would put most people off diving. But for James Monnington, his passion for ocean exploration meant he was just spurred on…
By Steve Edgell, cycle to work advocate, and director of Cycle Solutions Cycling in winter is more than possible, it can be truly exhilarating on a crisp sunny day, but it takes some preparation and organisation to keep you…
Headlamp maker Petzl encourages the public to get out despite the darkness and enjoy a Strava challenge following the end of this year’s Daylight Savings time. Dark days are upon us. Daylight savings will be removed from European’s schedules on…
Entries for the 2018 Fair City Enduro (FCE) mountain bike race, Scotland’s only Enduro World Series (EWS) qualifying event for the 2019 series, sold out in record time this year, more than two months ahead of the event. The sixth…
Written by Marie Yates, Digital Editor It was a matter of a few short weeks after the most incredible British summer that I was invited to join a member of Team Selkie for an open water swim. Of course, October…
After last year’s 2km victory, Ollie Heard aged 13 (Taunton School) takes gold in the 4km at the Exmoor Open Water Swim at Wimbleball Lake last Sunday: In a stunning time of 52 minutes, he is certainly destined to become…
