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 moreJoin me for a women’s cycle training camp
The 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 moreFollowing the Tour de France – a women’s perspective
My 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 moreWomen cyclists need to pay attention to calcium and iron in their diets
I’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 moreDo I need a cycling coach?
A 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 moreBiking around Holland
Sorry 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 moreAustralia’s Olympic women’s cycling team – Road, BMX and MTB
A 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 moreHow to descend on a road bike
When 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 moreSpecialized lululemon – winning races around the world
Earlier 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 moreMeet Australia’s Olympic women’s track team
One 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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