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Former pro Nikki Brammeier on cycling’s unhealthy obsession with weight
During Eating Disorder Awareness Week Nikki Brammeier opened up about her experiences in professional cycling.

How the harsh realities of pro cycling left me with an eating disorder
Molly Weaver raced as a professional from 2015 to 2018 on several teams based in the UK and Europe. She was a trusty domestique who spent...

What does it take to ride 200 miles solo?
It takes stubbornness and a huge amount of food, mostly.

Beyond the cult of self-destruction: Life and Death by Bridie O'Donnell
Bridie O’Donnell took to cycling late, but a rapid rise to the top ranks of the Australian scene fuelled her ambitions. Ultimately the ha...

Weighing in: Nutrition, body image, and finding balance as a female athlete
We all know that in endurance sports, weight matters. As a cyclist, I obsess over every aspect of my equipment, from the weight of a tiny...

Food for thought: Why under-eating could be putting you at risk
We all know that cycling is an energy-intensive activity. Long rides can leave you feeling flat and empty, with a big meal needed to repl...

Creatine for road cyclists: New study reveals further potential benefits
While creatine supplements are more commonly associated with bodybuilding or the various football codes, the use of creatine is also fair...

Ella Eats: date-licious snacks
The more you ride, the more food-conscious (read: obsessed) one becomes. This makes complete sense because you’re burning a lot of fuel, ...

Mick Rogers on how to prepare for an individual time trial: Part I - pre-race nutrition
Mick Rogers is a three-time world time trial champion, multiple-time Giro d'Italia and Tour de France stage winner, Olympic medalist and ...

Sober January, Dry February: are you giving up booze?
The indulgent holidays are behind us and for many, the new road season is looming. Whether you're trying to make race weight, detox after...

What you should know about nighttime training and eating
Tell me if these scenarios sounds familiar: - you ran some errands after work and walk through the door at 8 o'clock. After putting away ...

How bad is alcohol for cyclists, really?
It seems that cyclists love their craft beers and wine as much as they love their coffee. After all, few things taste as good as a cold, ...