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How to get the most out of your riding / training: Nutrition tips for the everyday cyclist Alan McCubbin – SDA Advanced Sports Dietitian, Next Level Nutrition
Sports nutrition is often thought of as something Click to that elite athletes pay close attention to, but not read story something that should concern the average cyclist. But no matter what level of riding you do, it’s likely that some adjustments in how you eat may make you faster or stronger on the bike, and get through your rides with plenty of energy. Here’s a few quick nutrition tips to make the most out of your cycling.
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Getting a better return for your training investment. Stephen Lane – Exercise Physiologist, HPTek
It is no secret that cycling is an ideal way to improve both health and fitness. For the individual with a competitive streak, cycling can quickly become an addictive past time. Even if you are too busy to devote as much time to training as you would like, the following principles can help you improve. Remember though, you only get out what you put in. It is unrealistic to expect someone on 5 hrs a week to improve more than someone training for 10 hrs so making the most out of the time you have is critical. Click to read story
How to improve your cycling Written by Jennifer Schrader, Inspire Yoga Therapy
What can you do to improve your cycling experience when you are not an elite rider with a barrage of trainers and others supporting you, but more of a parent/partner/worker who simply loves cycling and wants to improve their riding experiences?
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Welcome to my Adelaide.
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Adelaide is my Aussie summer home, my cycling home and my training ground for Europe. Born and bred in Sydney the sea change at 26 years of age was a calculated decision to become a world class athlete. Adelaide was my Launchpad – A quieter city, less expensive and a gateway to relentless traffic free terrain of the Adelaide hills, McLaren Vale and the Barossa which soon became my workplace toward European success. The Adelaide cycling community have been an incredibly important part of my development as an athlete humbly receiving support from the South Australian Institute of Sport, local produce suppliers, bike shops, gyms and of course local coffee shops! I still choose to reside here in Summer months while I prepare for Europe and remain adamant it is one of the best cycling cities in the world! Rachel Neylan www.rachelneylan.com
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JT Cycles Adelaide [1] 262 Pulteney Street Adelaide 08 8359 2755 www.jtcycles.com.au Monday:
9:00 - 18:00
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9:00 - 18:00
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9:00 - 18:00
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9:00 - 18:00
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9:00 - 20:00
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10:00 - 17:00
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11:00 - 16:00
Bike Society Anzac Parade [2] 100 Anzac Highway Everard Park 08 82979952 www.bikesociety.com.au
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9:00 - 17:30
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9:00 - 17:30
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9:00 - 17:30
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9:00 - 20:00
All metropolitan shops are Authorized S-Works Dealers.
Friday:
9:00 - 17:30
Contact Everard Park, Blair Athol and Hove stores for BodyGeometry FIT.
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10:00 - 17:00
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11:00 - 16:00
Bike Society Blair Athol [3]
JT Cycles Elizabeth [5]
Oxygen Cycles Mclaren Vale
394 Main North Road
Shop 3/9 Elizabeth Way
143 Main Road
Blair Athol
Elizabeth
Mclaren Vale
08 8262 5449
08 8252 1983
08 8323 7345
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www.oxygencycles.com
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Closed
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Outside Metropolitan Area (within 100km):
Bike Society Brighton [4] 391 Brighton Road Hove
Bicycles Mount Barker
17/485 Main North Road Evanston
12a Walker Street
08 8358 1500 www.bikesociety.com.au
Gawler Cycles Evanston
08 8522 2343
Mount Barker,
www.gawlercycles.com
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The Specialized Turbo combines speed and style through an innovative electric-assist motor, advanced
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electronics, and sleek design. Capable of a pedal
available at selected
assisted top speed of 25 km/h, the Turbo delivers
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superhuman power to anyone who rides it.
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Features:
SA:
• Incredibly burly yet sleek and racy alloy frame with Performance Geometry designed for high-speed
Bike Society JT cycles
riding with tapered headtube, fully-integrated down-
QLD:
tube battery, internal cable routing, thru-axle
Planet Cycles
dropouts and full fender/rack mounts
Bicycle Riders
• Oversized alloy fork with tapered 1-1/8” to 1-1/2”
Morningside
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responsive
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• Custom Formula R1 hydraulic brakes with 180mm
WA:
rotors provide huge braking power and great
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modulation; provide regenerative charge to battery
Ride Advice
when engaged • Illuminated Joystick interface unit provides control
NSW: Jet Cycles
over the Turbo riding modes as we well as regular
Manly Cycles
cyclocomputer function without leaving the hand/
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grip position • Finest quality Li-Ion battery, optimised for our specific motor, pulls maximum power from each cell for outstanding performance and highest efficiency; true 504 Wh capacity, specific internal cooling system, superfast charging times
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• Extremely bright Supernova E3 front light and saddle-integrated rear light for a clean look
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