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Corporate Communications and Marketing Assistant at @TheIET as well as keen cyclist 🌍 indiapaine@outlook.com
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'One functioning portaloo labelled 'male-only' for 8,500 riders' – cycling sportives need to 'do better' to attract female riders

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By India Paine
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According to Moore, there were too few toilet facilities at both the start line and the first feed station. She says the first stop had just four portaloos – catering for the 8,500 participants taking part in the mass-participation endurance event – three of which were out of use. Unsurprisingly, she says, the queue for the remaining toilet – ironically labelled “male-only” – was “ridiculous”, leaving her waiting for 45 minutes.
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Why cycling sportives need to 'do better' to attract female riders

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By India Paine
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images "Do better for female cyclists," says Olivia Moore in a video that appears on my Instagram feed, a well-earned medal hanging proudly around her neck. She isn't criticising the route, the atmosphere or the volunteers at the Mallorca 312 gran fondo. In fact, she describes it as "an epic day". Her frustrations lie elsewhere: the toilets.
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'Heavy duty' sachets could see cyclists close to maximum recommended intake without having consumed a meal – are electrolyte drinks worth their salt?

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By India Paine
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Rider sitting down having a drink. Mixing an electrolyte drink had become a firm part of my morning routine. The moment I was downstairs, I’d be reaching for a snazzily branded sachet. It didn’t matter what workout I had planned – I’d always find an excuse to accessorise my water. I must have tried every brand and flavour on the market, easily attracted by slick packaging and a novel taste, rarely glancing at the actual ingredients.
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