It's Ride Like A Pro Week on Cyclingnews

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It's Ride Like A Pro Week on Cyclingnews, which means we're doing what we do best, and taking you inside the WorldTour to give you an insight into the world of professional cycling.

Ride Like A Pro week, sponsored by CADEX, will provide you with training and tactical tips from inside the pro peloton as well as a host of the latest pro race tech. All of which will be interspersed among the latest news and results from the men's and women's WorldTour in a week that sees the Tour de Wallonie, Tour du Limousin, as well as analysis from the Critérium du Dauphiné as the peloton builds towards the Tour de France.

So far during Ride Like A Pro week, we've spoken to pro riders from the pinnacle of women's cycling, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, Leah Kirchmann and Lisa Klein, who have shared their cycling racing tips surrounding training, nutrition and equipment. We've also had coaching tips from Jarred Salzwedel to help you ramp up your training, a guide on how to dress like a pro, and a guide on how to make your bike lighter from tech editor, Aaron.

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