7 Key Shifts to Make When Riding in Hot Weather Blog Post
While the summer months are the best time to get outside and ride, cycling in the heat can be hard on the body—especially for the first few weeks of summer as you adapt.
While the summer months are the best time to get outside and ride, cycling in the heat can be hard on the body—especially for the first few weeks of summer as you adapt.
Here’s what we know from the most up-to-date research, and how you can apply it to your daily training as well as when you’re riding with us on an inGamba tour.
we spoke with Doctor Francesco Chiappero, a sports scientist and member of Equipe Enervit, Enervit’s team of elite nutrition experts, to discuss why carbohydrates matter so much for cyclists, how our muscles use this macronutrient, and how to figure out exactly what type and how much we need during our rides.
It is important to properly fuel your body while cycling to avoid future problems. Consistently under-fueling can have negative effects even when off the bike. This is why we highly recommend ensuring that every ride is fueled with the right amount of carbohydrates, electrolytes, and water.
Whether you’re training, racing, or just out there having fun, it’s always important to fuel correctly. Before you even turn a pedal you should have already started taking…
Staying fueled and hydrated is a vital part of cycling. If you’ve been riding long enough, you’ve no doubt had a bonk or two and it’s not an…
There’s a lot of talk these days about protein, and how important it is for athletic performance, but it’s not always clear how much you actually need. Some…