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High-intensity cycling reduces risk of metastatic cancer
A study published in the journal Cancer Research claims that high-intensity aerobic exercise can reduce the risk of metastatic cancer in...
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A study published in the journal Cancer Research claims that high-intensity aerobic exercise can reduce the risk of metastatic cancer in...
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Christmas is a time when it's easy to get out of shape in just a few days. Here are a few simple tips to help you try to stay in shape and ...
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The FKT are competitions open to anyone to participate and decide when to do so. There is no registration fee and anyone who participates can...
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A new study links the time of day we practice sports with blood sugar control. The results showed that the resistance to...
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Keeping the position and avoiding the sway that occurs at high cadence would increase energy expenditure and reduce pedalling efficiency.
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For several years there has been a debate about whether strength training is necessary for cyclists, whether it is really useful or not to improve...
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Sleeping about 1 hour more each night has a significant impact on calorie intake and therefore on weight reduction.
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A study claims that cycling could save an estimated 10,000 deaths a year in Europe, largely based on the physical benefits of....
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The best cyclist is not the one who moves the most watts, but the one who manages to get from "point A" to "point B" first.
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Physical exercise can help reduce high blood pressure, a very common condition in adults. Sport, and in particular...
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Virtual cycling apps like Zwift have made it much easier to train in winter but they force us to question whether they are the right choice.
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We are all aware of the importance of active recovery, but few people go for gentle rides.
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A study published in the European Heart Journal revealed that intense exercise has more benefits for the heart than previously thought.
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Lactic acid has always been the bad guy that made your legs burn with exertion, but recent studies have shown its real role.
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W/kg has become commonplace in cycling when describing a cyclist's performance, but which is more important?