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Tag Archives: health
Cycling is therapeutic?
Is cycling therapeutic? That’s a good question to ask and it largely depends on the kind of “therapy” being sought and will inevitably vary from person to person. Yesterday I had a cycle ride, 26 miles, which I found to be … Continue reading
Cycling, food and me 3
More tips for me from the nutritionist in helping me fine tune a healthy diet. I think this is worth listing as it does focus a little more on what I actually need, as a kind of easily digestible aide … Continue reading
Cycling, food and me 1
This is a mini-series coming up now – cycling, food and me. You might have seen I recently went to a nutritionist where said I want to live for another 50 years – this would be taking me to well … Continue reading
Going to a nutritionist
Earlier this week I enjoyed going to see a local nutritionist. This was a ‘first’ for me and didn’t quite know what to expect. Providing I follow up on the advice and recommendations, I believe it is money well spent. … Continue reading
Young cyclists and endurance events – is it right?
A question recently cropped up about young people, including teenagers, as to whether they should be undertaking long endurance events? This question is connected to the recent Coast to Coast in a Day sportive I did with some friends. To … Continue reading
Cycling with a cold :o(
Can you believe it, it’s now June and I’ve got a cold? In fact it’s been bugging me for a little over a week now. This is not good news. It started with my youngest daughter picking some cold virus … Continue reading
Why I’m teetotal
Please bear with me in a brief departure from the usual running and cycling posts. A few years ago I posted the article below on one of my other blogs and it’s something I feel strongly about. It is related to … Continue reading
Solving leg cramps
This is all about my need in solving leg cramps. Some of my friends who I occasionally cycle with will know I am prone to getting cramp in my feet and legs. My wife knows how I sometimes leap out … Continue reading
Maintaining mental health
There are times when I need a good thrash around on my bike or, like this morning, a nice run. I have blogged before about the benefits of running over cycling (a strange thing to say in a cycling blog?) … Continue reading
Are smoothies good for you?
I’m going to argue with the Daily Mail and say smoothies are good for you, very good in fact. I mention the Daily Mail because one day I Googled “are Innocent smoothies good for you” and up came an article … Continue reading
Easy way to quit smoking
Below is the text from one of my old blogs. Probably didn’t get the right exposure in view of messed up SEO but it did attract quite a few comments. I am re-posting this text as the issue of smoking … Continue reading
Why health check ups are important
Following my visit to the Dentist, I have been to the Doctors for a bit of an MOT i.e. a health check up. This apparently is worthwhile for those of us who have passed 40 or 50. It is an … Continue reading
Managing turbo training boredom
It is all very well having a nice Tacx piece of kit but actually using it is an issue, along with managing the turbo training boredom. For the 15 months since I’ve had it, it has mostly sat unloved in … Continue reading
Cycling rates in Luton
I came across this graph and fellow blogger Tejvan Pettinger kindly agreed to me using it. It shows the wide variation of people who cycle in various towns and cities in England. To be honest, I wasn’t surprised to see … Continue reading