Single-sided power meters: what are they, how do they work and what are their benefits
Single-sided power meters have made training and racing with power far more accessible and affordable, but how do they benefit performance? Nik Cook explains…
Single-sided power meters have made training and racing with power far more accessible and affordable, but how do they benefit performance? Nik Cook explains…
To achieve a smooth pedal stroke should you do drill sessions, single-leg work or just get out and ride your bike? The answer lies somewhere in the middle, says Nik Cook…
What type of bike sessions should you do in the colder, off-season months? Long and slow? Or some shorter high-intensity efforts? Nik Cook has the answers…
A recovery bike session sounds simple, right? But you’ll be surprised how many of us aren’t doing them properly. Nik Cook explains… and provides the session breakdown you should be following
Feeling lethargic on the bike leg of a triathlon race is not uncommon, and there are several ways to ensure you’re still bursting with energy post-swim. Coach Joel Enoch provides the advice…
James Witts detested indoor cycling. Now, thanks to a permanent fixture in his kitchen and connectivity, things have changed. Here, he extols the benefits of indoor training, even during the hotter months…
The best way to get better on your triathlon bike is by getting down on your aerobars and putting in some serious training miles. James Witts explains the how, when and why…
Wet conditions can pose all sorts of problems during training or the racing bike leg. Pete Bonfield and James Witts explain how to cope with the conditions
A long bike ride with shifts in cadence and intensity will help you cope with fatigue, says British Triathlon head coach Ben Bright
The Department for Transport has implemented significant changes to the Highway Code that’ll affect how you cycle on the roads and in shared spaces. Here’s what you need to know…
Turn on Zwift and just ride or run, right? Think again, with our pro-proven advice on structured training, fuelling, recovery and why you should think about embracing Beethoven
Struggling to find time to get outdoors for your triathlon training? Here are a few perfect indoor bike and run training sessions for time-poor triathletes.
Is it possible to get in a beneficial workout on your daily work commute, asks one of our readers? Coach Dermott Hayes says yes, and here’s how…
Got a new bike but not sure how to build it from the box? We’ve got you covered with this step-by-step guide
Do you really need to hydrate and fuel differently for indoor turbo training? If so, why and how? Sports nutritionist Nigel Mitchell has the answers…
What are the fitness benefits of turbo training compared with road cycling? Which is best for strength and which is best for fitness?
History, hairpins and the Hebrides. Here are our essential picks of the UK’s best two-wheeled challenges.
How much cycling should triathletes actually do? It’s a good question, so here’s coach Philip Hatzis with the answer.
When nailing your cycling position, stack and reach are two of the most important measurements. Nik Cook spoke to bike fitting guru Phil Burt to get his input.
Optimise your bike fitness and position with these four must-do sessions from three of the country’s leading triathlon and cycling coaches – Matt Bottrill, Jamie Webb and Andy Wadsworth
Become a bike whizz with this essential guide to bike components, where we explain the ins and outs of every part of your standard road bike…
Popular virtual training app Zwift is used globally by both beginner triathletes and pros. But what exactly is it and how does it work? Let us explain…
We break down all things Strava, including how best to interpret your performance stats, to KOM and Local Legend lingo busters. Get the most out of the popular multisports app with our ultimate Strava guide…