Clamping my bike up to a CycleOps Fluid 2 Trainer, pedaling while dying of boredom, was my indoor riding experience.

We asked a doctor who treats wounds for a living, and who gets wounds as a hobby (if he’s anything like the rest of us).

We are witnesses to the beginning of a new era: Professional eCycling has emerged with the introduction of the KISS Super League. Where can it go from here?

What leads to higher blood pressure? Too much sodium? Or an imbalance between electrolytes? Here’s science’s latest.

Crunched for time but still want to eek out performance gains on the bike? We’ve put TrainerRoad’s low volume, high intensity Full Distance Triathlon program to the test.

The developer of the new training.slowtwitch.com – Eric Jensen – shares his story and gives insights into the past, present, and future of our new training log.

If you followed along on our series of Nordic Skiing articles last winter and want to take the next step, we present the first in a series of monthly training plans incorporating Nordic into your S-B-R routine.

The NEO is a third more money, bulkier, hard to move. It is also more stable, more roadlike, more sensitive to virtual road surfaces.

Solar radiation contributes to heat stress and increases exercise fatigue. What works? Arm coolers. Sunscreen protects from skin cancer, but doesn’t help performance.

Already the pervasive brand in stationary bike trainers, The Hammer takes dead aim at the growing smart trainer market.

The Well-Built Triathlete: Turning Potential into Performance by Matt Dixon. A book review by Doug Morris

A web-based training software platform from Australia is giving Training Peaks a run for its money. It leans toward cyclists, but has triathletes’ attention.