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Are professional cyclists actually weak, or have we been misinterpreting the difference between raw strength and sustained power? This week, we examine the shifting tide as elite teams swap road miles for heavy squats, and look at the landmark legal victory for SRAM that keeps high-speed gear ratios on the table.
In the darkness of Western Australia, a local cycling group hits speeds of 58km/h before most people have their first cup of coffee. It’s a brutal, pro-level gauntlet where WorldTour legends are born and the uninitiated are ruthlessly dropped. See how a mix of Olympians and local hardmen maintain a relentless pace that challenges the title of the world's fastest group ride.
Most riders view Northern Italy through the high-speed blur of professional racing, but a new movement is trading the podium for the grit of self-supported gravel. This tactical shift from Giro-level intensity to raw exploration reveals why slowing down is the ultimate test of an athlete's mental resilience.
When your gear fails, your strategy collapses. I'm breaking down how the new Tailfin Journey Rack and AAA Terra gravel bike provide the stability and weight savings needed for elite endurance performance. Learn why a through-axle mounting system is the game-changer you need for your next self-supported mission.
Cyclists often fear that adding muscle mass will slow them down on the climbs, but the reality is that heavy lifting is the secret to delayed fatigue and explosive sprint power. By following a structured six-month progression of compound lifts and unilateral leg work, you can transform your endurance economy without sacrificing your aerobic base.