Amacx: We tested the invisible gesture that extends performance

There are images that tell more than the race itself. Not the ones we celebrate, but the ones we don’t look at enough. A line crossed. A body at […] Read more →

Martijn Redegeld, at the heart of modern performance

Some images say it all without needing explanation. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot finishing a one-day race and almost immediately grabbing a bottle of cherry juice. Tom Pidcock doing exactly the same thing after Milan-San […] Read more →

Recover when the load accumulates, RGENtec R3 ACT test

The motivation is there. The goals too. Training blocks follow one another. Saddle hours increase. Long rides return. And then, gradually, the body starts to take a toll. It’s not an injury. […] Read more →

Cycling, the sport that makes muscles… stupid (and us with them)

In the world of cycling, there are two schools of thought: those who believe that the more you put in, the more you get out; and those who wonder if the body […] Read more →

ABD, rebuilding the athlete before the cyclist

When we step into his gym, what strikes us first is neither the decor nor the equipment. It’s the movement. Nothing spectacular, no gratuitous display of strength. Just precise, controlled, almost understated […] Read more →