Welcome to Bryan Steel Cycling
Cycling is an amazing sport. It doesn’t matter how old or fit you are, you can to get into the sport. With the bike taking most of the weight the sport it is very low impact – so if you feel you are overweight or you are having problems with your joints through other sports that you have done, you should still be able to ride a bike. There is also the great social element of the sport where unlike most sports, you should be able to talk while you are riding along, taking in the beautiful countryside.
The team at Bryan Steel Cycling have developed a series of packages to help you start cycling and help you achieve your cycling goals and fall in love with the sport.
Train with BoB
If you are looking for support and structure to start cycling, or you are looking to take your cycling to the next level, then let Train with BoB be you training buddy with training plans, information, and support to help you achieve your cycling goals.
This FREE package starts with an introductory 6-week training plan, with tips & advice to get you started before progressing into the full Train with Bob Program
Performance
Over the last 10 years, I have coached riders of all ages and abilities and one thing has become abundantly clear – everybody is different.
My unique style of coaching uses all the knowledge of over 20 years competing at Olympic and World level, bringing together the latest coaching techniques to support you to achieve your cycling goals.
Everyone is different, so all of the coaching programmes are be-spoke to each individual rider’s needs, by developing the rider through a detailed 8-phase plan, while maintaining a healthy lifestyle and work/family/life balance.
I didn’t set out to be an Olympic medallist, who does? Cycling started for me at the age of 14 when my dad bought me a bike and told me to get out of the car instead of just watching my brother racing. From then on, I rode a bike nearly every day with friends for fun, or as a means of transport just to get to school. It was 1984, and whilst we didn’t know it then, that moment of my dad buying me that bike put me on the pathway to win my Olympic medals.
That sixteen years from 1984, to winning my first medal in 2000 was a period of discovery. I began to understand that cycling isn’t just about going fast or competing at the highest level, but cycling is a lifestyle. I was a young person enjoying my freedom but along the way I met so many people who used cycling in so many different ways; whether it was a means of staying active, or for meeting new people and it appealed to people of all ages.
The sport has changed considerably since 2000 when I won my first Olympic medal; the success of the British Cycling team has revitalised things and there has been a massive boom in the sport. However, some things are just as they were when I was 14 – cycling is a lifestyle; whatever your size, age, fitness or how fast you would like to go, cycling provides the freedom to enjoy the fresh air under your own steam, on your own or with others. Within cycling there is something for everyone.
After my fourth Olympic games, winning my silver medal and with over 20 years of intensive training and competition, I was given the best advice I had ever had. I was advised I should take time away from the sport and when I fell back in love with it, I would be back. At the time cycling was a job and I had fallen out of love with the one thing that made me, but after a few years I was back riding my bike falling in love with the lifestyle once more.
I know I won’t be going that fast again, however I still try to ride my bike every day and my mission is to make sure that the millions of people riding a bike each year have the same opportunity of falling in love with the only sport that is for everyone.
Our Partners
We work with a range of carefully selected partners to offer special deals, discounts and services for our members.
