Oct 17, 2010

New site launched – WELCOME Guys welcome to the new site, we really hope you enjoy it.  Feel free to browse the different sections.  Feedback is really welcome and we hope to make improvements on the back of your comments. Do you have an upcoming sporting event?  Send us your Press release Have you just raced or completed an event?  Send us your story. Or have you got tips, equipment reviews well you guessed it send to...

Oct 17, 2010

Get a headstart in 2011 – Mallorca Training Camp With this in mind, RuTrainingToday.co.uk is offering the opportunity to get a headstart on the competition for the 2011 racing season. Unfortunately,unlike the pros we cannot send you on an all expenses paid junket to the Tour Down Under in January, however, we do have the next best thing. RUTT is running an exclusive training camp on the Spanish island of Majorca, the homeland of the...

Oct 13, 2010

Sunday, 01 November 2009 19:21 The Colomba Italian Tricolour cycling jersey is made from Sportwool fabric which consists of 52% Merino wool and 48% Polyester.  What is Merino wool I hear you ask? http://colomba.cc/index.php Originally from Spain, now mainly from Australia and the U.S.A. Merino are commonly known to have the softest wool of any sheep. In fact so valuable is the wool, that before the end of the 18th Century exporting Merino...

Oct 13, 2010

Time trialing, like climbing is one of those things that most riders assume that you are either good at or bad at.  Either you’ve put in the training to succeed or you don’t have a chance in hell.  And this is somewhat true.  They don’t call time trialing, “The Race of Truth” for nothing.  Although in this day and age, proper equipment can save you up to 5 minutes over the course of a 40km race, it still often comes down to...

Oct 13, 2010

Lower Back Pain This is almost certainly a cause of bad bike posture. Some might think that since cycling is done is a seated position you would be most comfortable in a normal type position that you would normally have while sitting at home. However as our legs are constantly moving we need to factor that into our position. we also need to have our hands and arms in a suitable position that allows them to absorb some of the road buzz we...