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A champion in ski mountaineering and mountain running, Germany's Anton 'Toni' Palzer has embraced a new challenge as a professional road cyclist. Riding your bike in the sunshine is what every ...

One of the best ways to keep motivated and stick with your new-found or rediscovered love of riding is to set a goal. And one of the best ways to hit that goal is to follow a training plan. Depending ...

Professional road cyclist Anton Palzer tells us how going on a training camp can boost cycling performance. Get his views on how to get the most out of such a trip. Riding your bike in the sunshine is ...

It’s a cliché, but indoor cycling’s reputation for being mind-numbingly boring was previously well-earned. These tools have revolutionised how many of us approach riding indoors, though. Boredom is ...

When I step off the bike after a particularly intense cycling class, my legs can sometimes feel a little wobbly. Especially if the instructor programmed some major hill work with lots of resistance, ...

Does your FTP start slacking when the weather turns sour? Here’s how you can keep those legs burning in all conditions. Tim Stevens Former editor at large for CNET Cars Tim Stevens got his start ...