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Tag Archives: Team Sky
Presenting Radish Hack Nissen Hut and other follies
So there was Leopard Trek, a laughable example of what happens when you try to create brilliance by focus group. And there was Radioshack, a magnificent monument to the total indifference of Johan Bruyneel and his cohorts to any other … Continue reading
The absurd and depressing end of High Road Sports
(Team HTC-Highroad have thrown in the towel on finding a new sponsor, picture by Natalie on Flickr) Well the hyenas will be cackling this morning, but no one with an interest in the long-term sustainability of cycling as an elite … Continue reading
Etape du Tour survival: Preparing your head
Nothing to do with your choice of mandatory helmet (Giro Prolight is my current choice) but with the art of mentally preparing yourself for the event. It’s as important as your physical fitness to get your positive, winning attitude right … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, Etape du Tour, Fitness
Tagged Col de Marie-Blanque, Col du Tourmalet, mental, phase, preparation, Team Sky
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Etape du Tour survival: Food and drink
I’m no nutritionist but one thing I know is that lots of people get it wrong. And it’s just as easy to eat and drink too much as it is to take on too little. Cyclefit have a great guide … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, Etape du Tour
Tagged advice, Bradley Wiggins, drink, energy, food, nutrition, survival, Team Sky
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Etape du Tour survival: Your bike
So it’s about six weeks away now and most people have done a handful of long tough sportives to get in shape. I’ve been battering out the bike time with a mix of riding in the Surrey Hills (usually a … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, Etape du Tour
Tagged 2010, advice, BG Fit, bike, bike survival tips, Cyclefit, Retul, Specialized, Team Radioshack, Team Sky
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Brad Wiggins wears Maglia Rosa the right way
I believe that the great jerseys of cycling look best with black shorts. It’s good to see that Bradley Wiggins agrees, judging by his decision to wear the Maglia Rosa on stage two with black shorts. That’s a great image … Continue reading
Posted in Giro D'Italia, Professional
Tagged "Maglia Rosa", Alexandre Vinokourov, Bradley Wiggins, Cadel Evans, Giro D'Italia, pink, Team Sky, Tour of Italy
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Cycling in dark ages when it comes to public relations
A quick mid-weeker to pick up on one of those quotes that guaranteed to infuriate me. I was reading Richard Moore’s latest piece on Team Sky in The Guardian Bradley Wiggins dismisses claim that pro cycling hates Team Sky. It … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Professional
Tagged "Marc Madiot", "online media", "Richard Moor", "The Guardian", Arthur Vichot, online, PR, Team Sky
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If Team Sky is about inspiring participation, why no women?
Dave Brailsford in a BBC interview says that the Team Sky project is all about inspiring participation. But I keep on coming back to the same question I asked back at the Worlds in September: where are the women? It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Road Racing, Women
Tagged Emma Pooley, inspiration, Lizzie Armitstead, Nicole Cooke, participation, Team Sky
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Predictions for professional cycling in 2010: the good news
Like ying and yang, for every list of bad news, there is good. So here’s my predictions for good things that might happen this year. (I’ve updated this to correct a couple of errors and add a couple of links … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Professional, Road Racing
Tagged "Fumy Beppu", BMC, Cadel Evans, Daniel Teklehaimanot, Emma Pooley, Eritrea, Nicole Cooke, predictions, Team Radioshack, Team Sky
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Does sexism in cycling still exist?
Last week, during the World Championships, Sky News ran the news package below, about the Call For Sexual Equality In Sport, based on the news that the UCI is to insist on parity between men’s and women’s events at London … Continue reading
Posted in Women
Tagged "Halfords Bikehut", Emma Pooley, Lizzie Armitstead, Nicole Cooke, sexism, Team Sky
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