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Episode 18 – Atrial fibrillation in cyclists, interview with Prof Gerry McCann

Episode 18 – Atrial fibrillation in cyclists, interview with Prof Gerry McCann

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In this episode I speak to Prof Gerry McCann who is a heart specialist with a subspecialist interest in MRI scanning; he conducts experimental research in people to better understand… Read more

Episode 16 – Cycling into old age ‘The Royal Academy of Octogenarian Cyclists’

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In this episode I interview Ray Marentette who has established a very unique Facebook group the Royal Academy of Octogenarian Cyclists which now has over 1,100 global members. We discuss… Read more

How does a cycling club cope with the COVID-19 lockdown?

How does a cycling club cope with the COVID-19 lockdown?

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Dunfermline Cycling Club completed a member survey to try and find out how its members were adapting to the restrictions. The majority of respondents (75%) were still riding outside as… Read more

Episode 5 – Translation of Research to Practice

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A joint podcast with Dr Laurent Bannock, Institute of Performance Nutrition (www.theiopn.com), ‘We do Science Podcast’. Both Laurent and I have an interest in the translation of research into practice… Read more

Episode 3 – Critical Power

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Sorry it has taken a bit longer than expected to complete our third episode, but here it is. Episode 3 – Critical Power Research Paper and Interview I speak to… Read more

Revolutionary new design – Bontrager WaveCel helmets

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Trek and Bontrager have come up with a new helmet that significantly reduces the effects of an impact in a crash. Having carried out extensive research led by Dr. Michael… Read more

Cycling helps to maintain immune function into old age

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As if we need more evidence of the benefit of cycling into old age, some new research looking at immune function. The research team from Kings College with colleagues from… Read more