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Cycling is a non-impact exercise, making it perfect for runners who want to cross-train while giving their joints a break. As an endurance athlete, whether you're into running or triathlon, cycling allows you to train with less risk of injury.
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If you’re heading into races without a plan, take our advice—don’t! Save this workout and start practicing the negative split technique for your next event. The benefits are worth it.
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When it comes to endurance sports like running, cycling, and triathlon, smart pacing can make all the difference in how you perform—and one of the most effective strategies is the negative split.
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Gravel cycling is all about the thrill of the ride, the freedom of the open road, and the challenge of navigating varied terrain. Whether you’re new to gravel or looking to sharpen your skills, these tips from Tom at Veloforte will help you take your gravel riding game to the next level.
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Nutrition is a crucial component for both training and racing ultramarathons. However, how you fuel during training is not necessarily how you should fuel during a race. Here’s how to tailor your fueling strategy to maximize your performance in both scenarios. Fuel, Intensity, and Duration During endurance events like