Cyclingtips, 6 October 2015
Becoming a pro cyclist is a something many amateur cyclists aspire to. Living that dream seems, from the outside, to consist of traveling the world, racing hard and being looked after by multiple staff so you can perform at your best. But what’s it actually like when you enter that world of pro racing, where staying at the top of your game then attempting to improve is a process of managing fluctuations of performance so you’re ready to race at your best when the team demands it?