The 18-year-old cyclist Marco Brenner dreams of the Tour de France yellow jersey. In the interview he explains how to avoid hunger and what is most important when training on the street.
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Jean-Marie Magro
The best sport is the one that you do and like yourself – who knows that better than a professional athlete. They have turned their passion into a profession, and hobby athletes can learn a lot: from the ideal arm posture for crawl swimming to accident-free braking when inline skating to the best strength training with your own body: “Explain your sport” asks the experts and helps make recreational sport even better. In the 17th part, Marco Brenner, one of the greatest talents in international cycling, explains how, as a layperson, training can best be integrated into everyday life and the right diet looks like. In his first year as a professional, the 18-year-old competed in multi-day stage races such as the Tour de Romandie or the Critérium du Dauphiné and landed respectable successes in one-day races such as the Walloon Arrow (Brenner finished 24th on the dreaded Mur de Huy).
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