Volume 5 - Targeted Topic - Sports Medicine in Cycling

December 2016
Our final issue of 2016 is a Targeted Topic on Sports Medicine in Cycling. Aspetar doctors Roger Palfreeman and Yorck Olaf Schumacher, who both have extensive pedigree in science and medicine in cycling, are Guest Editors, bringing authors with vast experience in all aspects of the sport at the professional level. The articles included delve into all areas of scientific and medical support, including training with power meters, nutrition for Grand Tours, management of traumatic skin wounds, doping and anti-doping, and overuse injuries. We also interview three-time Tour De France champion, Chris Froome, who tells us about the fastidious attention to details required in training, nutrition, recovery and equipment for a pro cyclist on the road in the WorldTour; as well as the win-at-all-costs attitude needed to compete in one of the most gruelling endurance events on earth.

Articles

Sports Pharmacy
Doping and anti-doping in cycling

Written by Yorck Olaf Schumacher, Qatar For many years, cycling has been synonymous with doping in...

Written by – Yorck Olaf Schumacher, Qatar

Interview
Chris Froome

- Interview by Roger Palfreeman, Qatar As surging crowds spilled onto the winding road up Mont Ventoux,...

Interview by – Roger Palfreeman, Qatar

Sports Science
Nutritional strategies for the Tour de France

Written by James P. Morton and J. Marc Fell, United Kingdom The Tour de France (TDF) is without doubt,...

Written by – James P. Morton and J. Marc Fell, United Kingdom

Sports Science
Practical recommendations for endurance cycling in hot/humid environments

Written by Dave Nichols, Qatar Road cycling events are frequently held throughout the summer season,...

Written by – Dave Nichols, Qatar

Sports Rehab
Overuse injuries in cycling

The wheel is turning towards evidence-based practice Written by Paul Visentini, Australia and Ben...

Written by – Paul Visentini, Australia and Ben Clarsen, Norway

Sports Medicine
Management of traumatic skin wounds in professional road cyclists

Written by Roger Palfreeman, Qatar Professional road cyclists not only ride at speeds of up to 80...

Written by – Roger Palfreeman, Qatar

Sports Surgery
Surgical management of upper limb injuries in cyclists

Written by Richard Knight, Len Funk, Adam Watts and Mike Hayton, United Kingdom Upper limb injuries...

Written by – Richard Knight, Len Funk, Adam Watts and Mike Hayton, United Kingdom

Sport and Society
The history of the Tour de France

Written by Will Fotheringham, United Kingdom Most memorable sports events come down to a single image...

Written by – Will Fotheringham, United Kingdom

Sports Science
Practical considerations for endurance training with power

Written by Simon Jones, United Kingdom BACKGROUND Records show that human power measurement was...

Written by – Simon Jones, United Kingdom

Sports Science
Identifying and developing talent in cycle sport

Written by James Hopker, United Kingdom Professional cycling is big business. It is widely reported...

Written by – James Hopker, United Kingdom

Sports Science
Methods to assess performance in elite cyclists in the field

Written by Frederic Grappe, France The three Grand Tours (Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a...

Written by – Frederic Grappe, France

Sports Medicine
A day in the life of a team doctor

Written by Roger Palfreeman, Qatar There are 17 professional road cycling teams at the WorldTour level...

Written by – Roger Palfreeman, Qatar

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