A DNF can leave you broken and demoralised. So how do you bounce back, and more importantly, avoid one? It’s all about level-headed risk management, say leading international experts. Discover their top tips for powering to the finish line. “Whether…
Celtman is truly a race like no other, requiring an unrivalled level of preparation. An immensely daunting physical challenge combines with a course set in some of the planet’s most stunning yet challenging terrain. If ever an event need a…
Training for a triathlon is tough. You’ll be running, swimming and cycling multiple times every week and constantly pushing your limits. Doing this requires a lot of fuel. If you really want to be successful, then you’ll need a carefully…
It’s quite common to sustain a knee injury if you’re a runner or recreational sportsperson. Injuring your knee can also be very frustrating, especially if it stops you from being able to go out and do what you enjoy. Whether…
We look at the heart rate how to work out your training zone with fitness expert, Matt Hart… Q. Using my Garmin heart rate monitor, it has shown that I can reach a maximum HR of 193 and an average overnight HR…
The organisers of Get Event Fit are gearing up to launch Virtuathon, a series of virtual running, cycling and triathlon challenge events to encourage people across the country to get active and kick-start 2018. Aimed at beginners, the purpose of…
Neofit Products has unveiled a world-first foam roller that collapses to just four inches (10cm) and expands to 12 inches (30cm), using patent-pending inner disc technology and unique interlocking EVA foam exterior. The revolutionary design is the result of over…
Whether you are a beginner or a complete expert, as important as it is, the bike you ride will only take you so far. However, with a team of experts at Merlin Cycles to guide your choice, they can certainly…
By Amanda Wilks Weight lifters have trainers and all they do is lift heavy stuff. Mountain bikers are dodging trees at a rapid pace, so maybe it’s not a bad idea to hire a professional before hitting the hills. But…
Q: I’d like to incorporate some strength training into my cross country training and include some on my runs. Is this a sensible option and would it be as effective as doing it in the gym? Jo Anderson, by email…