Follow these 10 tips to reduce your injury chances
Follow these 10 tips to reduce your chances of injury
Road Training
Road Training
Cycling healthcare providers offer tips as they urge increased attention to head injuries
Cycling-affiliated healthcare providers offer tips for dealing with head injuries, as Julie Emmerman explains
Designing your own training plan for 2011
Frank Overton gives guidelines for developing your own annual training program
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Last Minute Christmas Gift Ideas
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Training and nutrition in cold weather
How cold weather affects training and nutrition.
David Kemp. No Contract?
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Pro secrets, quirks and superstitions
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RIP Aldo Sassi
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10 things that make the pros different
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Where Should Our Next Film Be Competition
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Anatomy of the Leadout With Mark Renshaw
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Kit and T-Shirt Leftovers
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Tour Of Bright – This Week’s Preparation
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Shoulder separations explained
Shoulder separations are the most common injury in cycling, most commonly when riders “endo” over the handlebars
Mountain Bike Tips – The Big Three
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The Broken Collarbone – A Part Of Cycling
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Rolling Through
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Should Amateur Doping Sanctions Be Better Publicised?
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Cycles Of Life
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Australian Cycling Media Awards – The People’s Choice
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Turning Around Negative Racing
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Wattbike Training Competition
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Heat acclimation gives big cycling performance improvements in cool conditions, study finds
Training in the heat improves performance in cool conditions, a study finds.
Training Center: Can you train to improve VO2 max?
Is VO2 max solely genetic or can you train to improve it?
Mind Power In Performance Sport
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Q&A With Dr. Andre La Gerche
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Shut Up Legs Pre-Orders EXTENDED
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Exercise is good for the heart… but is there a limit?
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Training Center: The sports medicine alphabet soup — where do you find help?
Boulder Center for Sports Medicine's Andy Pruitt walks readers through the many kinds of health care professionals serving athletes
Just A Puddle…
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Training Center: How to train for cyclocross
Advice on training for cyclocross
Inside The World Championships
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World 24-Hour Championships
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What to look for in a sports drink for cycling
What to look for in a sports drink for cycling
The Great Ocean Road Classic
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New Pathways To Pro Cycling Conference Recap
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Training Center: The annual exam for cyclists
How can cyclists benefit from an annual medical exam, and what special tests should be requested?
Training Center: Can orthotics help my sore back?
A reader asks about the benefits of over-the-counter orthotics for cycling
Contador Tests Pos?
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Life as a Bike Jockey: Off-Season XC Fitness and ‘Cross
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New Pathways For Pro Cycling
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Cycling nutrition for everyday and before an event
Your best food for cycling? It may not be what the pros eat.
Tour de France in 3 Minutes
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Sample meal plans for the cyclocross season
Your diet may require adjustments for cyclocross, especially during race season
The Importance Of A Training Plan
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VeloNews Training Center: Is strength training for cycling a good idea?
Strength training can help your cycling and help prevent bone density loss, says BCSM's Matt Scheider. Here's how.
Eating advice for the cyclocross season
A few nutritional adjustments for cyclocross season.
Melbourne Bunch Etiquette?
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Book excerpt: The biomechanics of pedaling, from Andy Pruitt’s Complete Medical Guide for Cyclists
Andy Pruitt says even the most graceful pedalers can't apply power on the upstroke, but it's still something to strive for
Accidents Happen…
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Coaches Panel: Training for cyclocross — three workouts
Coach Frank Overton shares some of his favorite 'cross workouts
RIP Le Professeur, 1960-2010
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Will Cyclocross Succeed in Australia?
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Book Excerpt: A Zen Approach to Training with Power, from Training and Racing with a Power Meter
Hunter Allen and Andrew Coggan discuss some simple ways a power meter can help riders track performance changes over time.
Training Center: What’s the best way to stretch for cycling?
A reader asks about the most effective way to stretch for improved cycling performance
What Was I Thinking?
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Pre-September Transfer Rumours
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Life as a Bike Jockey: An Injured Cyclist’s Emotions in Motion
Ever been injured, sick or unable to train, race or just ride? Singletrack.com's Judy Freeman looks into various ways being out of action can throw athletes into a funk and what to do to get out of the weeds and back on the trail.
Tour of Geelong Stage 6
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Tour of Geelong Stage 5
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2010 Tour Of Geelong Stage 4 Results
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2010 Tour of Geelong Stage 3 Results
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2010 Tour of Geelong Stages 1 & 2
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Coaches Panel: A quick question (and answer) about intervals
A former racer returning to the fold asks the coaches for advice on adding intervals to his workouts.
Le Tour de Qinghai Lake
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The Art Of The Counter Attack
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San Sebastián Classic
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Passion, Performance and Powermeters
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Road to Leadville: Wiens’ Gerhard Workout (or Fo Ahz Hahd)
"Fo ahz hahd": Imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger saying, "four hours hard." That's a workout Dave Wiens learned years ago from Euro rider Gerhard Zadrobilek.
What Would Jens Do?
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Training for Gran Fondos, part 5: Tapering and tips
Ready of the big ride? Proper tapering in the final week can make the difference.
Stage 15 – More Unwritten Rules
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Ode To the Leadout Man – Mark Renshaw!
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TdF highlights test
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Life as a Bike Jockey: Hurts So Good
Massage can do a competitive cyclist's body good, but Judy Freeman says a good sports massage is a bit different than what non-cycling folks get.
Train like a Tour de France racer during the 2010 Tour
You may not be able to race the Tour de France, but you can simulate it at home.
Galeries de Fago
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Coaches Panel: Kit Vogel responds to comments about asymmetry in cyclists’ bodies
Katrina Vogel responds to the many questions about her column earlier this month on asymmetry in cyclists.