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Misunderstood and often-overlooked, inflammation is your body’s first line of defence. But what happens when it occurs long-term? Lucy Gornall looks at what you can do to manage inflammation and how to adapt your training
Two hours into the club ride and, yep, there that niggle is again… It’s not painful enough to stop the ride, but is distracting you from the views, the sunshine and the chat. Yes, most of us will have
Constantly tired? Poor digestion? Your body’s immune response could be in overdrive
Tart cherry juice seemed to be the drink of choice at the Tour de France this summer. Riders taking on the race, which took place over three weeks in July, were spotted gulping down the supplement at
SPECIAL REPORT
Awareness around mild traumatic brain injury is on the rise, with Jonas Vingegaard and Luke Rowe two high-profile cases within cycling in recent seasons. But what is professional cycling doing to deal