artisan/artisanal adj. Descriptive of any product or service that is manufactured or supplied by someone who used to do it as a hobby. UK Country Manager Gareth Mills said: “Millions of us around the world will start the year motivated and with the best of intentions to either get fit, or increase our activity levels.

Just because the sport was less professional doesn't mean it was 'better'. Look at motorsports in the 70s, get out/off and get on the gaspers. Meanwhile today anyone smoking wouldn't be fit enough to ride or drive. Diamond Publishing Ltd, The Metropolis Group, 2nd Floor, Saunders House, 52-53 The Mall, Ealing, London, W5 3TA

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Thanks everyone for your support and hopefully in the new year we can get the Needs Analysis published! bellringer n. A bruising blow on the Herman jelmet from a precariously fitted chod-bin lid, that clangs like the intro to News at Ten. We know that staying motivated is the oldest and biggest problem in health and fitness and our data shows that people are most likely to give up on 2020 New Year’s fitness resolutions by Sunday 19 January this year. Speaking during the Giro d’Italia, he said: “I’ve put 10 kilos on because I was severely underweight as a 6ft3in man. Stop this rubbish!”

I will now dismount my soapbox and wander off into some even purer speculation: are mountain stages so popular because so few of us have the French Alps - or any mountains of real note - at our doorstep? We get the impression that the drivers just sort of resent the bikes just being on the road. As a consequence they make no effort whatsoever to pull out and they drive incredibly close. to be later refined to something like "I meant I would never inject drugs"...err, and then to something like "I would never use drugs which were not prescribed" This time last year I was 190lbs (or so, maybe a little more). Today I'm 164lbs. At one point I got down to 158, but then I went on tour for 3 months... Almost all of this is down to exercise, mostly on my bike. #lloydscyclingadventure

Cat Dixon added: "We get the impression that the drivers just sort of resent the bikes just being on the road. As a consequence they make no effort whatsoever to pull out and they drive incredibly close."