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Sustainability and the Eco Cyclo Patrol
Late in 2012 I had the pleasure of attending the 7th European Meeting of Cyclosport which was held in the beautiful surroundings of Tarascon-sur-Ariege and led by Association Europeenne Cyclosport (AEC) President, Patrick Francois. The AEC The AEC leads the way in...
The wrong tool for the right job
Sometimes we don't have the right tools for the job, other times the skill, or the know how, the experience, an instruction booklet, someone to ask or nor do we know what's on the other side or maybe at the top. We know that by going forward, we'll face perils, or we...
On the start line
You’re on the start line ready to roll. You’ve prepared for this day for months. The regular weekly training rides have built you up to a physical and mental peak that you’re quietly comfortable with. Legs are feeling good. You’ve broken out a new kit just for today....
Training with a French Cycling Club
Cycling. France. Training with a local Club at the foot of the Pyrenees. Three simple things spun together that seem far removed from belting up and down Beach Rd in Melbourne at 6am. What does it mean to roll along in a club ride through the Pyrenees-Orientales?...
How will the story read at the end of the year?
Everyone has a story, often it reads with how we want it to be but what it actually is, is the substance all others seek. Alessandro, reported by his sister in Italy in September 2012 as missing, presumed dead, has a story. Presumably the victim of the economy,...
Santa in French waterski accident
In the South of France this week as the crowd expectantly awaited the arrival of Papa Noel aka Father Christmas / Santa, the children were heard comparing this year's favourites. The whirr of an outboard engine disturbed the chatter, there he was, Papa Noel...
Beyond shiny lights work the brightest stars
Cupcakes. Sweet morsels determined by a sponge-like base and coifs of cream or a spatular slathering of frosting. A hot topic in Montpellier, France at the moment. Much like the vision of a glamorous femme fatale sporting 3-inch heels on a bicycle, cupcakes exude a...
5 Essential Apps for Cyclists on Tour
After a solid six months on-the-hop in Europe, without these Apps I'd still be lugging around libraries of books, flyers, magazines, maps, tourist guides, flyers and printed memorabilia. Have I succumbed to the Internet of Everything? (IoE - yes that's a new industry...
Cycling through a developing obsession
The thing about the bike is, it takes you places you'd ordinarily not pass by car and certainly places you'd never get to by foot in the same time. As I explore the lands in the search of good coffee and treats to reward thousands of revolutions of the pedals and...
Today is Lundi and tomorrow is Mardi. This is Madhi.
In French, today is Lundi and tomorrow is Mardi. This is Madhi. More coming tomorrow... on mardi (Tuesday).
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Since 2014, Marlon Quinn – Fluid Movement Outdoors, has been a trusted leader for those seeking a better life with breathwork.
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