Sport and Exercise Psychologist (in Training)
Emily Tillett is a Sport and Exercise Psychologist (in Training) at Team Avoq. With a diverse background in journalism, she has covered a range of topics including automotive, motorcycles, beauty and fashion, travel and tourism, and sports business, with a particular focus on individual sports and various sports disciplines. Emily's work has been featured in The American Lawyer and Farrelly Atkinson Ltd.
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Emily Tillett's coverage primarily focuses on cycling, bike gear, technology, and brands. She frequently features promotional deals, reviews, how-to guides and event coverage related to the cycling industry. To reach out effectively to Emily, consider providing insights into new bike gear or technology advancements in the market. Promotional deals on cycling-related products may also pique her interest.
Given her focus on the national (United Kingdom) level, pitches should consider any UK-specific angles or UK-based companies when relevant. Additionally highlighting winter cycling tips would be effective as it aligns with her articles about winter training and survival guide for cyclists during festive periods.
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By: Emily Tillett
A new study by academics in Scotland found that the aerodynamic benefit created by a following vehicle is directly linked to its drag area, meaning larger or less aerodynamic team cars can provide a greater advantage to riders during time trials.The benefits of riding behind a vehicle are well understood in cycling, but there can ... Read more
By: Emily Tillett
Bike computers have become a vital tool for professional riders giving riders access to everything from power, heart rate and speed, to core body temperature and climb profiles. While Garmin and Wahoo continue to dominate the peloton, two Chinese brands have now broken into the WorldTour. We take a look at what every team is ... Read more
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We may earn affiliate commission from some of the links included on this pageThe Tour de France has been delivering scorching temperatures and record-breaking speeds, and with the UK enjoying a hot spell too, this week’s deals are all about helping you stay cool and ride faster. From aero upgrades and cooling water bottles, to ... Read more
By: Emily Tillett
We may earn affiliate commission from some of the links on this pageWe’ve rounded up five products designed for adventure riding and bikepacking that are currently out with our reviewers for testing. The lineup includes Old Man Mountain’s updated Manzanita Cradle and 9L Top Load Bag, Topeak’s U-Shell Drybag and rack system, Mercian’s Ventura Allroad ... Read more
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Gravel racing has evolved rapidly in recent years, with courses demanding endurance, skill and equipment capable of handling everything thrown at it. The Welsh Gravel Championships was a perfect example, with 63km and 1,800m of elevation across Crychan Forest’s mix of fast gravel tracks, steep climbs and technical descents. Racing on Yoeleo’s G21 gravel bike, ... Read more
By: Emily Tillett
Pro road bikes have been limited by a rule that says they must be 6.8kg or more since the year 2000, but is it time that rule was changed? Read this article as the experts at road.cc question the UCI's continued use of the rule, and explore whether it should be changed or scrapped altogether.
Crashing is an unfortunate part of professional cycling, and nowhere are the consequences greater than at the Tour de France. A touch of wheels or being caught behind a crash can cost a rider precious time, leave them injured, or end their race altogether. But what actually happens when a rider crashes? Liam Slock crashing ... Read more
By: Emily Tillett
As anyone over the age of 50 will tell you, the UK manufacturing industry is not what it once was. While it’s true that a substantial portion of the bike industry’s carbon frames and components, computers and fabrics are imported, there’s plenty of road bike tech being developed right here in the UK. This feature ... Read more
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We may earn affiliate commission from some of the links included on this page There are plenty of summer sales around this week, so we’ve rounded up some more of the best cycling deals we’ve found online. Highlights include a £700 saving on Giant’s TCR Advance Pro 2 road bike, MIPS-equipped helmet for just £36, ... Read more
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We may earn affiliate commission from some of the links on this pageOur busy reviewers put a huge range of bikes, kit and tech through their paces during a warm and dry July, with five bikes spanning road, electric, gravel, aero and touring machines receiving top marks, plus standout cycling kit, tech and books.11 products ... Read more
