When you think of cycling, perhaps the least likely thing you’d associate it with would be online gaming. Hours spent on the sofa, beer in hand, is a world away from eight-hour rides in the great outdoors,
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Our Lead Master Trainer Adam Daniel has been involved in the health and fitness industry for almost 25 years, and has been a Wattbike Master Trainer for six. We asked him to share his knowledge on a topic
Knowing your heart rate and heart rate zones is vital to getting the most out of your training. Understanding how hard you should be going in each zone will ensure a productive training session and prevent
As the Six Nations has finally kicked off, we are revisiting Dr Nic Gill - New Zealand rugby’s strength and conditioning coach - to get the lowdown on the elite training buzzword of the year: off-feet
Keeping yourself motivated to train indoors is no easy feat. Most of us probably just want to curl up on the sofa with a hot cup of tea, but did you know that there is another way to stay warm during
Often understated in terms of importance, recovery should play an essential part of your training plan. Whilst we’re all tempted to cram those after-work hours in wherever we can, not taking time out
Dr Nicholas Gill has been the strength and conditioning coach for the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team for more than ten years. Coaching the most successful team in rugby is no easy feat, yet Nic seems
At Wattbike we have a number of Master Trainers who work behind the scenes to bring Wattbike education to gyms, hospitals, insurance companies, sports teams, and cyclists across the world. We thought
Jon Gillies has been cycling for over 13 years, and in that time he’s tried his hand at pretty much every discipline going; mountain biking, road races, criteriums, time-trials. You name it, he’s
Juliet Elliott is an award-winning blogger and multi-discipline cyclist, writing about her life on two wheels at Bikes ‘N’ Stuff . Despite finding cycling relatively late in life, her dedication has
Riding a Wattbike offers many advantages when compared to riding outdoors. You can cycle any time of the day, there’s no traffic and intervals may be performed with absolute precision. Further, with
Wattbikers have a shared obsession for performance , a dedication to success that world champions and amateur athletes have in common. Wattbikers know that the perfect training plan takes time and dedication.
So, you’ve been smashed to bits all year by that friend who spent the off-seson on the Wattbike. Next summer is payback time, and you want in on the secret. How do you train like a Wattbiker? In this
If you’re reading this it’s too late. You’re probably a Wattbiker, just like the rest of us. Our tribe is full of dedicated athletes, all with the same obsession for performance. However, what exactly
Ready to challenge yourself? Completing a Haute Route event is one of the greatest accolades in cycling. Featuring the most iconic terrain you can cover on two wheels - from the hills of San Francisco