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CELEBRATING SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN’S DAY

At Science to Sport we work with a broad and growing range of female athletes. We know and understand that it might feel intimidating to sign up for coaching services, so we chatted to a few of our women athletes who shared with us – what made them sign up for a coach and their advice to other female athletes.

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THE TRAINING-LIFE BALANCE FOR ABSA CAPE EPIC

Dennis Venter at the 2021 Cape Epic

Of course, one marvels at the efforts and technical prowess of the professionals making their way around the course, but there are nearly 600 2-person teams traversing the same 700km across the Cape. Many of these riders are parents, hold demanding jobs – and balance their training into their schedules ride. We spoke to some of these everyday heroes to find out about their training for the Epic.

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Special considerations for the female athlete

Blog post - female athletes

We have noticed a marked increase in the number of women following structured training programmes. Recently, many sports scientists and coaches have begun to question whether training interventions which have been shown to be effective in men, should be applied to women without further consideration. In fact, a recent systematic […]

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The Science of Bike Fitting

We have recently launched a short course entitled, “Cycling Science: the essentials of cycling physiology and coaching”. For further information about the course, please click HERE. In this article we are covering content from the eighth module of this short course, which covers the basics of bike fitting. Bike fitting, […]

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Monitoring training load

We have recently launched a short course entitled, “Cycling Science: the essentials of cycling physiology and coaching”. For further information about the course, please click HERE. In this article we are covering content from the eighth module of this short course. The complete module covers the principles and theory of […]

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