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Uses for Chat GPT

Uses for Chat GPT

I’m still playing with Chat GPT. Overall I can see this is going to change how we write and produce content. It will be interesting to see how Microsoft leverage this in their new partnership. Below is another question I posed Chat GPT, I can 

MyVelofit – AI powered bike fit – real world review

MyVelofit – AI powered bike fit – real world review

I’ve been an active cyclist for over 10 years now but never quite got around to heading to a specialist for a bike fit. If I’m honest, £200 to get someone to measure me always felt like a bit of a luxury that I didn’t 

Open AI on cycling Abney, Derbyshire…

Open AI on cycling Abney, Derbyshire…

You’ve no doubt heard of chat GPT and Open AI. If you’ve not it’s a artificial intelligence app that you can pose questions to, and in turn it will respond with a detailed response. We’ve trained a model called ChatGPT which interacts in a conversational 

Family walk in the Peak District – Tideswell and the Limestone Way

Family walk in the Peak District – Tideswell and the Limestone Way

This 10km walk takes in the wide open landscapes of the white Peak, some bumpy bridleways and part of the Limestone Way near Millars Dale. Starting and ending in Tideswell it’s easy to find parking and pick up any supplies you might need for the 

Family Walk in the Peak District – Eyam Moor to Abney Loop

Family Walk in the Peak District – Eyam Moor to Abney Loop

This lovely 10km family walk takes in some of my favourite parts of the Peak District with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. This route is nicely tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds in the Hope Valley. Start/End Point: The top 

Round the Island – Cycling the Isle of Wight

Round the Island – Cycling the Isle of Wight

On our recent family holiday I spotted that you can easily ride around the Isle of Wight in one sitting. This cracking 105km ride takes in all the sights of the island in one beautiful loop. Beware, it is surprisingly hillier than I was expecting. 

Best Cafes for cyclists in the Peak District

Best Cafes for cyclists in the Peak District

It’s been a tough year for people in hospitality. Now more than ever it’s important that we seek out the local independent coffee shops that cater for cyclists and support them by spending a few quid on a cake and a lovely coffee. So stealing 

Zwift 4 week FTP builder

Zwift 4 week FTP builder

With the January UK Lockdown stopping all but essential travel and asking cyclists to ‘stay local’ on rides I decided to give a Zwift training plan a go. Asking around not many people had completed the plans so the jury was out on how good 

Family friendly walks in the Peak District

Family friendly walks in the Peak District

Now my kids are a little bigger we’re spending more and more time in the Peak District on weekends heading out for nice walks. After a short google I’ve noticed that there’s not a massive selection of websites out there with nice walks suitable for 

Passo dello Stelvio – 3 ways

Passo dello Stelvio – 3 ways

This mountain has to be on the bucket list of all cyclists. It’s the highest road pass in Italy, standing proud at 2,758 metres. The Passo dello Stelvio needs very little introduction. It’s the stage you look out for in the Giro d’Italia and it’s