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April 10, 2018

Chef, Cyclist and Carnivore Chris Cosentino on Healthy Balance

by Lentine Alexis

- April 10, 2018

I first met chef Chris Cosentino riding bicycles through strawberry fields in Carmel Valley for Chefs Cycle. It was a brutally hot day and the heat radiating off the berries created an undeniable,...

March 9, 2018

A Tour de France Chef Shares 7 Recipes Pro Cyclists Love

by Meghan Rabbitt

- March 9, 2018

4.8/5 (5)

When Hannah Grant, the first female chef for the Tour de France, started cooking for professional cyclists, she was surprised by the lack of good-quality food they were eating — and how they seemed...

February 23, 2018

It Takes Two to Cross These Finish Lines

by Elizabeth Millard

- February 23, 2018

As most endurance athletes near the finish line of a race, they relish in the applause and cheers from onlookers and use it to close out their sweaty efforts with a bang. But when Dave Sheanin, a...

January 27, 2018

Spinning 101 and the Anatomy of a Spin Bike [Infographic]

by Sarah Sung

- January 27, 2018

Even though Spinning has been around for decades, new people take the class every day. Usually I have one or two newbies in one of the six classes I teach each week. I vividly remember my first time,...

January 15, 2018

Soul Cycle Is a Cult, But At Least It’s Healthy

by Kevin Gray

- January 15, 2018

Soul Cycle must be a cult. I’m convinced. People gather in a dark place, are meticulous about their hair and makeup, wear gear that costs more than my car payment and move in unison to...