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Regular clothes shopping can be hard enough but when you need to shop for specialist clothing it is even trickier and no one knows this better than avid cyclists. The right clothing can make a huge difference to how comfortable you are when riding in any weather conditions, no matter what time of the year it is. Don’t just wear your old trainers and a tracksuit when you get on your bike to go for a long ride, as specially designed cycling clothes are much more practical.
And people think catwalk models have it tough... I know pro cyclists are all muscles, veins & sinews and not much else, but riding 3000km on 5-6% body fat is mind-boggling: http://www.bicycling.com/tour-de-france/tour-features/nibalis-weight-loss-battle?cid=social_20140802_28649486
That's what we have to remember. That's what the sport is about. It's not about just getting points and winning. It's about getting the best out of ourselves.
David Millar
2008 Tour of Britain: An Agritubel rider prepares for a post-cycling career as a mechanic.
(Photo by Melanie Bennett)
I shave my legs twice a week. But I'm very lazy. For a team photo in December I just did the fronts.
David MIllar
Documentary: Being David Millar
David Millar, one of the most compelling athletes Great Britain has ever produced, takes us on a visceral journey over the course of a single bike race.
A sensory immersive experience: we’re taken to the heart of the action, we’ll feel every pedal stroke, bead of sweat, hear every breath, gearshift, and heartbeat.
We will dip in and out of Millar’s mind during the race with dreamlike ‘flashbacks’ or visions of events from his past, helping us to relive the dark, desperate, lonely experience, the high mountain passes, the doping, the police arrest, jail, the big nights out, losing control, re-gaining control.
The film will be 90 minutes, due for completion in 2013.
Directed by Finlay Pretsell
more on: beingdavidmillar.com
twitter: @DavidMillarFilm
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(photos by www.beingdavidmillar.com)
When boredom strikes | Japan Cup 2012
