Scheduling some rest and recovery time into your exercise routine is important. Without rest you’re more at risk of injury and possibly illness.
Sports Nutritionist Nigel Mitchell and professional triathlete Holly Lawrence advise on eating for endurance in the countdown to race day.
Scottish Rugby Nutritionist Richard Chessor explores the benefits of caffeine from a performance perspective.
Check out the 6 foods all triathletes should have in their kitchen to aid fuelling and recovery after training.
All cyclists can benefit from strength training to increase their power output: think hill training, sprinting exercises and endurance.
There are three key elements to an endurance athlete’s training program: training, supplementation and nutrition, says Jamie Wykes Hobday.
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Taking time off from endurance sport can seem pointless, but for optimum performance, giving your body time to recover is essential.