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Sleep: how to improve the quality
A great book explaining the how and why of improving the quality of our sleep.
Sans Chaine
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Sleep: quality over quantity
Getting better sleep, rather than more, should be your focus.
Sans Chaine
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Self care: do a little bit everyday
We often don't do our self care because of the perceived time commitment. It doesn't have to be that way.
Sans Chaine
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Self care exercises: shoulder rotations
Maintaining scapular mobility is a must for both health and performance.
Sans Chaine
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Self care exercises: scapular mobility
Counteract our constantly hunched position on the bike
Sans Chaine
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Self care exercises: cogs
Working on your cogs will help maintain connectivity and mobility throughout your body.
Sans Chaine
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Self care exercises: clock workout
This is the type of work you could do throughout the day, countering our time spent sitting at the desk.
Sans Chaine
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Perseverance: fast again, 10 years in the making
Changes in our fitness can happen unexpectedly, but only if we don't give up on our training.
Andrew Randell
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For the love of the bike: sometimes it’s good to take a break from “training”
Taking time to ride without training will keep you mentally fresh and make you fitter in the end.
Sans Chaine
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Movement first philosophy: it ain't about the muscles
When we talk about movement we tend to talk about muscles, but we should be talking about our structure.
Sans Chaine
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Self care: fixing how you move and hold your structure before tackling any pain
A 5-min watch to understand a profound insight that without addressing how you hold your body you can't fix any problems you may have.
Sans Chaine
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Self care: cogs - developing some full body connectivity
Our body moves in sequence and as a unit. Explore the interaction of your pelvis, spine and head.
Sans Chaine
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