Women who cycle – one year on
Today is the first birthday of womenwhocycle.com. It’s exactly one year today since I launched the blog. So this week’s blog post is entirely self-indulgent,
Read moreToday is the first birthday of womenwhocycle.com. It’s exactly one year today since I launched the blog. So this week’s blog post is entirely self-indulgent,
Read moreThe venue for the weekend I’m really excited about attending a women’s training camp in October to be held over four days and three nights
Read moreMy partner and I have just finished our second trip to the world’s most famous bike race, Le Tour de France and I thought I’d
Read moreI’ve not written about the subject of nutrition before because it’s not something I really know a lot about. The information for this post was
Read moreA question I’ve pondered a few times over the past few years since I took up cycling is whether I would benefit from some help
Read moreSorry for the late blog post this week. I generally try and post on Monday but I’m away on holidays and have not had time
Read moreA couple of weeks ago I wrote about Australia’s Olympic women’s track cycling team and this time I’m covering the rest of the women’s cycling
Read moreWhen I first started riding I thought the only thing you really needed to know about descending was to grip the brakes tight and pray
Read moreEarlier this year I met up with Kristy Scrymgeour, the owner and manager of the women’s European pro cycling team Specialized lululemon and wrote a
Read moreOne aim of this blog is to educate people about the upper echelons of women’s cycling. Men’s cycling gets so much focus and so much
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