How cyclists can combat aerodynamic drag

How to prevent aerodynamics and drag from ruining your performance

The test of time – testing and tapering for a cycling PB!

Are your Biomechanics causing you Knee Pain?

Zone Training for Cycling to help you get the Yellow Jersey

How carbohydrate affects your mood

Chronobiology – how timing could give you the edge

Don't Let Drag Interfere With Your Cycling Training

endurance, ergogenic drugs, hydration and vibration

Burning More Fat to Increase Periodization

Physiological Assessment in Cycling

Cyclists Warm Up: Which warm-up for cyclists?

Active Warm-ups: How active warm-up boosts performance

Triathlon Swim: Swim slower for faster triathlon times

Cyclists sperm: Sperm changes in long-distance cyclists

Sport music: Music as ergogenic aid

Muscle glycogen stores: Supercompensation only works once

The biomechanics of safe and effective cycling performance at all ability levels

Pre-cooling techniques increase performance in the heat

Saddle sore and more - the private perils of mountain biking

Why pedalling fast is more efficient for the cyclist

The one hour world cycling record

Fluid Replacement: Regular topping-up is far more than a matter of just quenching thirst.

Synchronising Muscles With Heart: Should athletes attempt to synchronize muscular contractions with heart rates during workouts and competitive efforts? At first glance, the idea seems like a strange one, but scientific research suggests that it might be the right thing to do.

Anaerobic exercises: Two-week training cycle plus 10-day taper leads to huge gains in anaerobic capacity.

Ultra-distance competitions - Go long, young woman!

Exercise endocrinology and the myth of the Eicotech diet.

Rowers work long and hard to perfect their rowing strokes, but should they also learn to coordinate their breathing with their rowing?

Triglycerides: Putting medium-chain triglycerides in your sports drink can increase your endurance.

Cross-training: Can runners pedal their way to faster 5K times?

Whether you aim to run a marathon, perform step aerobics, scrummage for Harlequins, or cycle the London to Brighton, you shouldn't neglect a proper conditioning routine as part of your training if you want to achieve muscular balance and avoid injury.

Caffeine: Endurance cyclists, triathletes, skiers, and runners still take caffeine before their long-distance efforts, even though no study has ever linked the nerve-jangling chemical with heightened competitive performances over marathon-type distances.

Plasma Expansion: If you're an endurance athlete, you need more blood than the individual who sits around watching the telly.

Fat: As competitive cyclists search for ways to improve their workouts and performances, they often focus on their body-fat levels. Most cyclists want to get rid of surplus body fat so that they will have less "excess baggage" to carry as they train and compete.

Training: Altitude Or Sea-level: In related work carried out by researchers at the University of Copenhagen, competitive rowers who trained at sea level achieved significantly greater gains in fitness, compared to rowers who trained at altitude.

Interval Training 1: How to strike and sustain VO2max gold, and other benefits of high-quality workouts