10 Beginner Cycling Mistakes to Avoid

Starting cycling as a sport is an excellent decision for both physical and mental health. However, many beginners make mistakes that slow their progress, cause discomfort or reduce motivation. Here are the […] Read more →

Cold and cycling: should you really go out when your body says no?

A scratchy throat, a runny nose, and a training plan that calls for a two-hour ride. A classic dilemma for amateur athletes and the most dedicated alike: ride no matter what or […] Read more →

Cycling and holidays: should you really train on Christmas and New Year’s Day?

Between turkey, Yule log, and champagne flutes, the end-of-year holidays disrupt training habits. At a time when kilometers are scarcer and the weather more capricious, one question tirelessly returns: should one continue […] Read more →

Why riding in a group really makes you go faster

On a bike, the wind is never just scenery. It is a permanent adversary, invisible but voracious, that captures most of the energy produced by the cyclist. Cyclists have always understood that […] Read more →

Optimized Performance and Comfort: Why a Bike Fit is Essential

A recent study conducted by the University of Wisconsin–River Falls highlights an essential point for all cyclists, amateur and experienced alike: precise bike positioning directly influences performance, comfort, and injury prevention. Among […] Read more →

Training Volume: Why Piling Up Hours Isn’t Enough

You hear it everywhere: “To improve, you need to ride more.” So you add a ride, you extend your weekend rides, you increase to 16, 18, 20 hours a week. Yes, we […] Read more →

Gaining watts at 3 °C: winter’s hidden advantage

What if 3°C mornings were the key to boosting your FTP before the holidays? Recent research suggests that training in the cold is not just a constraint, but can become a physiological […] Read more →

Why is your heart rate higher than usual during exercise?

You’re riding at your usual pace, your power is stable… but your heart rate monitor shows 10, 15, sometimes 20 beats per minute more than usual. Panic sets in: « Have I […] Read more →

Focus on the so-called Gimenez workout

By Guillaume Judas – Photos: DT Swiss / Mavic / Shimano / 3bikes.fr / Flickr / DR
The Gimenez is the name of a specific training session that consists of chaining four minutes […] Read more →