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David Heatley

David Heatley has medalled at national and regional cycling events in New Zealand during the 1980’s. His coaching programs have achieved great results with riders across Australia and the world.
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I was reading an article over the weekend regarding recreational riding. There are a few options for riding them one is the long slow way the other alternative is to smash them out as quickly as you c...
Peter is learning all about race craft. Look forward to seeing him take out a few races in the next few weeks when I get back from NT.Paul's dropping weight and riding faster. Well done Paul! You are ...
I'm just putting together an article that will discuss some very interesting and exciting scientific findings on high performance training techniques that produce high weight loss, large speed/vo2max ...
It going to be a tight finish to the Giro with Russia's Denis Menchov going into the last stage only 20 seconds ahead of second place on GC; Danilo Di Luca. A drama filled last stage saw Di Luca take ...
There was hope that time trial specialist Rodgers could take time back on his fellow Giro contenders in stage 12 of the Giro. It was a tough ask as the ITT course was not the norm. You only ...
Last night I starting work on a new technique designed to help smooth out your pedalling style and make you super efficient. And... a super efficient pedalling style will mean that you'll climb hills,...
Solo breakaways sometimes win. It's a bold move that you have to totally be committed to... And one where you truly place all your eggs in one basket. Michele Scarponi of the Diquigiovanni team broke ...
Yes, it's true. SBS's coverage of the Giro has raised such a backlash of disappointment from tour watches who just had enough of the "official" commentator Paddy that SBS have given him the flick. H...
In grand tours you have to be consistent to win them… many tours have been lost when top contenders have one bad day in the saddle. In stage five of the Giro Lance Armstrong rode himself out of...
Jens Voigt, in true Richard Virenque style, breaks away and picks up a large number of KOM primes in stage 4. He's caught around 2km to go. Armstrong had a big day out and drops off just before the f...

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