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Apricot and Nut bars

Apricot and Nut bars

Granola bars are full of slow releasing carbs great to keep you going all day. Sometime I find shop bought bars are quite sickly so I am always on the hunt for a new recipe. Today the weather was not great for cycling, (although I did get a short training session in)...

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All great rides end with cake!

All great rides end with cake!

Today was the my long ride day. My ride was set to be 4 hours long in tempo heart rate for 220 mins (heart rate between 150 - 160 bpm). I set out with Michelle my partner for the Trans Alp from Petersfield on a loop I had planned with as many hills in it as possible!...

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Bike fit on the Specialized Era

Bike fit on the Specialized Era

Last week I went to specialized to pick up my new Era, I met Olivia from specialized who took me to meet the guys doing my bike fit Murph and DA.   I had a body geometry bike fit which started with talking about my background and any injuries I had sustained. This was...

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Elite Sport Group – Sports Nutrition

Elite Sport Group – Sports Nutrition

On Wednesday I went to a talk by Dr Rob Child on sport nutrition. It was really interesting and to learn more about how nutrition and training really sit side by side and should been seen as equally as important. Dr Robert Child is the head of ESG's nutrition services...

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MTB’ing on the dark side

MTB’ing on the dark side

Now that the clocks have gone back it is dark just after 5 so any evening training is done in the dark. The autumn is a great time, the leaves are so colourful and they make the trails take on a slightly different form. The terrain changes with piles of leaves and...

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Back in the saddle

Back in the saddle

When my off season began I was really excited about trying new things and eating cake! I had lots of plans to go swimming, running and even a bit of sailing whilst I recovered form cycling. As with all plans some of these for one reason or another never got off the...

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