Grab Fubo Cycling, which adds six channels, including the Fubo Cycling channel.
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" Athletes and cycling teams react to Catlin's death Professional cycling team Rally UHC Cycling wrote on their official Twitter that Catlin's death "hit the team hard.
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Cycling is popular and a coastal cycling track is under construction, she said.
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And for cycling, she uses a leg that has a cycling cleat built-in.
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I want to tell the story of cycling and what happens in and around cycling.
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"We have the experience of hosting top class world cycling events, we have the structures in place to support the boom in cycling," Bob Howden, president of British Cycling, said.
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Unlike existing cycling products, they focus on giving driver alerts, which is sure to appeal to the cycling community.
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Oddly, that's the only cycling network included, but perhaps there's significant overlap in the cycling and soccer fan bases?
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The IOC said that men's and women's madison would be added to track cycling and Freestyle Park to BMX cycling.
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While Froome has chalked up more Tour wins, Wiggins is by far the biggest cycling star in cycling-mad Britain.
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Iranian women are protesting against a sexist cycling ban Iranian women are protesting against a sexist cycling ban Iran's Supreme Leader now bars women from cycling in public following a fatwa, or religious decree, issued on September 10th.
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His nonprofit, the Richmond Cycling Corps, creates and coaches cycling teams for the most at-risk children living in the projects.
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Inspired to help, Dodson founded the Richmond Cycling Corps in 2010, a nonprofit that coaches cycling teams for at-risk children.
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The International Cycling Union also stripped Armstrong of his Tour de France titles and banned him from professional cycling for life.
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In 2016, USA Cycling President Kevin Bouchard-Hall told Politico that races had been great for cycling, despite its odd origins.
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" In a statement British Cycling said: "British Cycling can confirm there is an ongoing UKAD investigation with which we are cooperating fully.
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" In a statement to the AP, USA Cycling chief executive Rob DeMartini said: "The entire cycling community is mourning this immense loss.
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Amsterdam and Copenhagen are the cycling capitals of Europe, although they have taken different approaches to making places for cycling and walking.
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Through cycling circles, they heard stories and saw pictures of cycling in Dutch cities, so they went to the Netherlands to check it out, visiting five cities to study cycling infrastructure, talk with local leaders, and share pictures, videos, and articles.
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For example, if you start cycling, it'll start tracking your ride stats automatically without making you set the watch to Cycling mode beforehand.
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Flywheel and Peloton, both cycling studios, have been adding market share quickly, and mainstream fitness companies are now offering cycling classes as well.
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"The greatest cycling race in the world meets the best-cycling city in the world" is the slogan of the Grand Départ 2021.
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It's really, I think, predominantly still kind of a cycling app and known as a cycling app, although they have more and more people using it that are now doing different things, and a lot of people use it for running as well, and I use it for both running and some cycling, although I don't do all that much cycling.
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As the company takes on esports, an industry projected to grow to $905.6 million in revenue this year by market research firm NewZoo, Zwift is signing deals with cycling federations like British Cycling and Cycling Australia to provide its technology for national championships.
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A cycling enthusiast, he invited her on a two-week September cycling trip to the hilly Veneto region of northern Italy, and she accepted.
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At the cycling-themed festival, sport-loving Kate chatted with the Grand Duchy's cycling icons and children who are designing Tour de France jerseys.
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It says something about the state of cycling that there is still a role for a group known as the Movement for Credible Cycling.
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As part of its "Cycling in the City: A 200-Year History" exhibition, the museum is gathering bike enthusiasts tonight at 7 for "The Wide, Wild World of N.Y.C. Cycling," a talk about cycling culture, the community it creates and its influence on urban life.
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Android Wear 2.0 automatically detects when you're walking or running or cycling and fires up the right app (like Strava for cycling) to start tracking.
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Seamus Mullen of Tertulia restaurant in New York will headline two coming "Chef on Wheels" cycling trips in Italy from the DuVine Cycling + Adventure Company.
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I was having lunch with a colleague who was a cycling enthusiast, and I was explaining to her that I thought cycling was an individual sport.
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"The U.S. cycling community suffered a devastating loss with the passing of Kelly Catlin," USA Cycling President and Chief Executive Rob DeMartini said in a statement.
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In 1975, the year he started an independent business consultancy, Mr. Verbruggen was invited to join the professional cycling committee of the Royal Dutch Cycling Union.
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"We want to make Johannesburg a cycle-friendly city by promoting cycling infrastructure, so that people view cycling as a valid way of commuting," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Cycling is cooperating fully with an investigation by the country's anti-doping agency UKAD into "allegations of wrongdoing within cycling", it said on Friday.
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The International Cycling Union (UCI) said in a statement on Thursday that its Professional Cycling Council (PCC) applied the change which would come into effect in 2018.
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Then, at a cycling themed festival Place Clairefontaine, sport-loving Kate is meeting the Grand Duchy's cycling icons and children who are designing Tour de France jerseys.
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According to USA Cycling President Kevin Bouchard-Hall, Tour de Trump — and Tour DuPont, which replaced it — were "wildly successful" and raised the profile of American cycling.
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"They were wildly successful endeavors which raised the profile of American cycling internationally and, within the US, raised the profile of the sport of cycling," he said.
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With groups of six to 223, Arbutus Routes cycling company will customize seven-day cycling tours that may visit four of the islands (2,999 dollars a person).
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"This unprecedented investment in cycling shows the mayor is serious about meeting his promises to triple the extent of London's protected cycle lanes, fix the most dangerous junctions and enable boroughs to implement major walking and cycling schemes," Ashok Sinha, the London Cycling Campaign's CEO, said in a statement.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Olympic and world sprint cycling champion Kristina Vogel is in intensive care following a serious crash in training, the German Cycling Federation said on Tuesday.
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The buzzy indoor-cycling company Peloton has filed paperwork to go public, giving the public a glimpse of how it makes money from its cycling hardware and subscriptions.
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Sports Briefing | Cycling The United States won its first medal of the track cycling world championships in London, beating Canada to take gold in the women's team pursuit.
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"It's like our own version of Bletchley Park," Purnell, who joined British Cycling in 2013, told reporters at Rio's Olympic Park on the eve of the track cycling program.
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Celebrating both the bike and Canada's 150th birthday, TDA Global Cycling, a specialist in long-distance trips, will run a Trans-Canada cycling trip June 3 to Sept. 8.
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Frank Glorieux, the director of Cycling Vlaanderen, told Cycling News that Gobbo "is on intensive care" though he was hopeful that the cyclist might move to "a normal room" soon.
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"I am convinced that it was a deliberate action by the policeman who drove right into Susanne," Norwegian Cycling Federation sports manager Hans Falk told TV2 (via Cycling Weekly's translation).
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Mr. Adams, who successfully lobbied for the 2018 Giro d'Italia bicycling race to be held in Israel, is a co-owner of the Israel Cycling Academy and a cycling enthusiast.
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His mother, Connie Carpenter-Phinney, is a two-sport Olympian — cycling and speedskating — who won the gold medal in the Olympic debut of the women's road cycling event, in 1984.
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In October 2012, the International Cycling Union confirmed seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong had been doping for 13 out of the 19 years he'd been professionally cycling.
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"Kelly was more than an athlete to us, and she will always be part of the USA Cycling family," Rob DeMartini, USA Cycling president and CEO, said in a statement.
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A new study from the University of California San Francisco suggests that cycling may improve sexual function in womenThese findings refute previous beliefs that cycling leads to sexual dysfunction in women.
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Shop Flywheel at Best Buy hereIf you have cycling- and studio fitness-obsessed friends, you've heard about Flywheel, the cycling experience led by instructors who will push you to your edge.
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He leaves behind a cycling dynasty — his grandson, Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel, is an emerging cycling talent who won this year's edition of the Amstel Gold Race in the Netherlands.
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Instead, he says, many come up through a network of cycling leagues and clubs that train on three rugged Andean ranges — something that has helped Colombia become Latin America's cycling superpower.
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Last December, Dave Brailsford, who was performance director for British Cycling and Team Sky at the time but has since left British Cycling, claimed that the bag contained Fluimucil, a decongestant.
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In one cycling study, for instance, participants who were told to "just do a normal cycling workout" changed their pace and power output—going slower or faster—to match changing music speeds.
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Sports Briefing | Cycling British Cycling, the sport's governing body in Britain, said it had begun a review after its technical director, Shane Sutton, was accused of sexism by the sprinter Jess Varnish.
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The committee also added the 800-meter freestyle for male swimmers and the 1,500-meter freestyle for women; freestyle BMX cycling; the Madison, a two-person cycling race; and fencing team events.
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Tabotta, who has produced more than 50 world champions across all cycling disciplines, will move on to a new role in "elite sport", Cycling Australia said in a news release on Monday.
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And as officials put more infrastructure in place to make cycling safer – including new pedestrian and cycle bridges over highways– cycling at least short distances is now becoming more attractive, Mulaudzi said.
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Brad's medical assessments from 2011-15 were processed by the official Team Sky doctor and were verified by independent specialists to follow WADA, UCI (International Cycling Union) and BC (British Cycling) guidelines.
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The cycling season has been marred by incidents involving motorbikes.
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His Facebook account showed that he enjoyed cycling and hiking.
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You're constantly cycling through your deck, similar to Clash Royale.
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As far as cycling cities go, Copenhagen's hard to beat.
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We go cycling on the weekends, but that's not marriage.
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It just helps to breed that relaxed way of cycling.
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She used the money to buy some new cycling shoes.
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Thermal cycling involves changing the temperature of the material rapidly.
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Many people think that cycling is only for the poor.
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They expect tens of thousands of tourists and cycling enthusiasts.
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I use these for intense cycling and they are perfect.
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"Of course, cycling is dominated by wealthy countries," Ariya says.
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The transflective screen is great for outdoor running and cycling.
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Southerland started competing and won a lot of cycling races.
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After all, cycling in Sydney was not a niche activity.
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People commuting, playing, cycling, praying, chatting, moving around the city.
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Danny Chew is a legend in the Pittsburgh cycling community.
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There are also still many gaps in the cycling network.
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But when summer finally arrives, I still recommend cycling outdoors.
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Cycling will produce a hell of a lot more power.
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Cycling isn't the only sport benefiting from cloud and analytics.
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Cycling as a form of transportation is growing in popularity.
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Peloton has thousands of riders but only one cycling studio.
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He cited cycling as the inspiration for producing faster chairs.
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Zuckerberg uses the machine, but he does not love cycling.
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For some cycling fans, however, that information is not enough.
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His recent interest in hand cycling has helped him cope.
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But reviews in the cycling press have generally been positive.
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Each of the episodes provoked fines from the cycling union.
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I have to be careful cycling along the canals, though.
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"Running is also not as lucrative as cycling," he says.
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And this was at a race sanctioned by USA Cycling.
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Athletes were exposed to these images during a cycling test.
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Teach two cycling classes for a total of 303 minutes.
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Even casual cycling fans knew who "Phil and Paul" were.
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Cycling through product after product to minimize the damage rendered.
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Our hamstrings have tightened to the minimal extension cycling requires.
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We met when we both auditioned to become cycling instructors!
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In Colombia, Quintana is taking on his country's cycling officials.
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Accounts of how Poulidor got his start in cycling vary.
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LONDON — Cycling in London can be a pretty scary experience.
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Tennis and rugby and cycling and golf are the same.
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Attractions include hunting, riding, cycling and the Mount Usher Gardens.
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His father owned a cycling shop in addition to competing.
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Nearly a dozen boxes of clothes, books and cycling gear.
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Cycling centenarian says so long: French cycling hero Robert Marchand retires at the age of 106, a year after he completed 14.08 miles in one hour, a world record for the over-105s category.
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PAU, France (Reuters) - Tour de France organisers are looking to launch a major women's race which "would be to women's cycling what the Tour de France is to men's cycling", they said on Friday.
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In the near future, cycling must remain a high priority on the political agenda if things are to continue to improve, with higher-quality cycling links to farther-off communities within the metropolitan area.
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The International Mountain Biking Association, for example, one of the nation's biggest cycling groups, supports an expansion of cycling in wilderness, but at the same time opposes the bill that might achieve that end.
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Some people opt to stick with cycling shoes and add shoe covers for more warmth, others shell out for winter specific cycling shoes, while some people (like me) prefer hiking boots or winter boots.
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Another competition to watch is the Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands, where participants will engage in a competition of track cycling (track bikes on velodrome or custom-built tracks) from Feb.
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Had the cycling group been divided between low-intensity cycling (such as commuting) and high-intensity (such as a Spin class), the results may have showed better health benefits for high-intensity cyclists, Goldberg said.
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As cycling braces itself for the release of a potentially damning report commissioned by UK Sport and British Cycling into the World Class Performance Programme, Hoy says he welcomes a new era for the sport.
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Inspired by Mo Farah, a runner, Jessica Ennis-Hill, a heptathlete, and Chris Froome and Sir Bradley Wiggins, two Tour de France cycling champions, more Britons are running and cycling than ever before (see chart).
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Cycling fatality numbers have fluctuated over the course of the past several years; in 2014, the city reported a total of 20 cycling deaths, and in 2013 it recorded 12, according to Transportation Department data.
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FuboTV's International Sports Plus package — which includes the exact same channels as the cycling package, minus Fubo Cycling — is largely soccer-focused, with Fox Soccer Plus and both English- and Spanish-language versions of GolTV.
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SPORTS A "Sports of the Times" column on Sunday about concerns of continuing doping in professional cycling misstated the year of a widespread cycling doping scandal in which Marc Madiot was questioned by the police.
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David Du Preez, chairman of Johannesburg Urban Cycling Association, said cycling is a smart way for many people in the city to get around, particularly if their home or destination is off major commuter lines.
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Cycling has been rocked by revelations that a mysterious jiffy bag containing medication was transported to France by British Cycling women's team manager Simon Cope for Wiggins and Team Sky at the 2011 Criterium race.
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The feature works for driving, walking and cycling navigation, says Google.
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"I was cycling to the pub," Sheeran explained of the accident.
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Track cycling and the shooting competitions will be held in Brisbane.
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"The more cycling, the more hazardous (to their hearts)," Rasla explained.
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All over the world, citizens are rediscovering the benefits of cycling.
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Typically, working on iOS means you're stuck cycling between various apps.
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Cycling features a bicycle, equestrian a horse, basketball, well, a basketball.
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Cycling governing body the UCI said it was monitoring the situation.
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Instead, we see Ryan cycling deeper into the city via Georgetown.
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CNN: What does the future of Richmond Cycling Corps look like?
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So their status as a cycling nation wasn't always a given.
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Instead, the page is constantly cycling through domains such as americanewscentral.
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But if I'm cycling places I'll always play the Metallica album.
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Hence why an indoor cycling class like Soul ends with stretches.
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But, does one day of cycling really count as an equivalent?
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This includes running, cycling, weight lifting, and walking, among other exercises.
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Nice scrapped a big European road-cycling event, due next month.
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Cycling, in fact, may be the ideal companion to resistance training.
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In the velodrome they'll be awarding medals in men's omnium cycling.
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I'm simply a cycling photographer, which is not a sports photographer.
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In the 2000s, cycling had completely captured my sports-addled imagination.
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It's a problem not just in cycling but in all sport.
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Cocaine blocks those receptors, effectively shutting off this normal cycling process.
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Last year, the city reported 11 cycling fatalities by Aug. 143.
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SoulCycle, which is owned by Equinox, is an upscale cycling studio.
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It would be closed at night, and cycling would be banned.
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He's even been seen cycling in a crop top around Switzerland ...
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So look for Kiwi athletes in cycling, kayaking, equestrian and rowing.
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The result is comfortable, safe, and totally brewpub-appropriate cycling gear.
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Murdoch had been the main driver of Sky's involvement in cycling.
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It can automatically track workouts like cycling, swimming, running, and more.
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"It's a great place for jogging, walking and cycling," he said.
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If you look at the cycle, you are often cycling upward.
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For those who dislike cycling, a $4,295 treadmill is also available.
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Some say it feels more like a running or cycling race.
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Cycling on a rooftop may feel more fitting to the ethos.
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Utrecht's cycling network includes nearly 250 miles of dedicated bike lanes.
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For some commuters and airport employees, cycling saves time and money.
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Cycling it back in, Germany gets two more (slightly deeper) shots.
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Mr. Verbruggen became president of the International Cycling Union in 1991.
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This year, 12 of the 17 cycling fatalities happened in Brooklyn.
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Eleven of the cycling fatalities this year took place in Brooklyn.
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Corbyn spent the morning cycling around Islington North, talking to voters.
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I do an average of 50 minutes of cycling per day.
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Not long after, he set off on a cycling tour overseas.
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He has, at least in cycling terms, absolutely nothing to lose.
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In that way, at least, cycling has been better without him.
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It has really turned my running and cycling into a science.
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Aerobic exercises like swimming, jogging and cycling raise the heart rate.
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Is she being forced to get into cycling against her will?
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The idea of cycling to New York clearly has great appeal.
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In cycling, you can support a rider without booing the others.
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"It's astonishing really," Yates told the official website of British Cycling.
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Indoor cycling classes have been around for a very long time.
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Most female primates in the wild die before they stop cycling.
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A woman in a UK cycling club got a terrible surprise this week when a photo taken of her for Cycling Weekly — a bicycling-enthusiast's magazine published in the UK — was printed with a sexist caption.
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To go along with it, the New York-based fashion designer Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss has designed a capsule collection cycling apparel — my favorite is the cycling cap — inspired by Taylor as well. affinitycycles.
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An independent report, published last week and commissioned by UK Sport and British Cycling, found that British Cycling had created a "culture of fear" in pursuit of medals, with athletes afraid to speak out against intimidation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - After becoming the first sport to ban Tramadol, cycling is looking to use the same "health reasons" justification to prohibit the use of corticosteroids by 2020, International Cycling Union (UCI) president David Lappartient told Reuters.
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The city plans to build 120 km (75 miles) of cycling highways and an additional 100 km of protected cycling lanes over 20 years, said Kaisa-Reeta Koskinen, project director for the city's Carbon Neutral Helsinki effort.
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He immediately merged the sport's two other associations, the International Professional Cycling Federation and the International Amateur Cycling Federation, with the I.C.U., a move that smoothed the way for professionals to compete in the Olympics in 1996.
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The revelations rocked the cycling realm and tarnished the career of the beloved athlete, who in the 1990s overcame a bout with testicular cancer and went on to win several top cycling honors, inspiring millions of survivors.
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It might be that carb cycling can help with weight loss in the long run — but even when people do lose weight cycling carbs, it&aposs possible that simply reducing calorie intake is playing a role, too.
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