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What Are Kettlebells?
If you’re a member of a local gym, you may have noticed some odd looking little lumps of iron sitting in the weight training area. Kettlebells have been around for a very, very long time but only popular in certain countries. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Facts & Stats, Fitness
Tagged bogatir, full body workout, girevik, kettlebell technique, kettlebells, kettlebells history, russian army, what are kettlebells
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A Guide to Cyclo-Cross
A Guide to Cyclo-Cross So, mountain bikers, think you were the first to ride a bicycle off road? Think again, cyclo-crossers have been at it for at least a hundred years, way before anyone though about sticking some fat tyres … Continue reading
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Tagged 1902, cyclo-cross history, daniel gousseau, geo lefevre, mountain biking, tour de france, uk cyclo-cross history
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Running Preparation
Running is an extremely accessible way to get out there and exercise. It’s one of the best exercises to contribute to weight loss and, like cycling, it leaves the runner with a sense of well-being. Running doesn’t just exercise your … Continue reading
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Tagged calf stretch, glutes stretch, hamstring stretch, hip flexor, quad stretch, running for beginners, running stretches, running warm up
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Weight Training For Cyclists – Part Two
In Part One we looked at the non-leg related exercises a cyclist can do in the gym if the weather demands it. The abdominal muscles are often neglected by those who train only on the road and the three basic … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling exercises, cycling fitness, gym cycling exercises, leg abductor, leg adductor, leg curls, leg extension, leg press
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Weight Training For Cyclists – Part One
Ask a bunch of cyclists whether it’s necessary to go to the gym for some extra training off the road and you’ll receive a variety of answers. The most obvious reason to go and do some upper body weights is … Continue reading
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Tagged abdominals, abs, core stability, cycling weights, incline sit-up, plank, sit-up, stomach muscles, weight training for cycling
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