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New terrain for your brain, from Dr Kath Bicknell at Intelligent Action

Join The Cognitive Advantage Newsletter and look forward to research-backed bike wisdom and stories with a point that will improve your performance and resilience on the bike and in life. Content that’s worth your time and adds a fresh perspective to your day. You'll also receive a welcome email with five mental strategies you can use straight away for more flow, more often out on the trails.

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Making good decisions when you can’t see the full picture

Hi there Thinking Doing Crew!! Happy almost 2026. How exciting!! I was late with the last newsletter, so I’m getting this one in before enjoying a break over the festive period. I hope you have some lovely things planned too, or another break to look forward to if you’re working through this one! This issue: Master your perception to make better decisions Your guide to a robust 2026 strategy (in the form of a new workshop!) Low-tech gift vouchers Some Christmas self-care tips Thanks so much...
about 1 month ago • 4 min read

Cognitive shortcuts that make you a better rider

Hi there Thinking Doer-ers! I hope you’ve been enjoying some excellent times outdoors embracing the lovely spring weather – or the magic colours and feelings of autumn for northern hemisphere readers! This newsletter includes a big thank you, a story about what your trail talk reveals about your riding and your mind, and a perspective shift courtesy of a $2500 TV for parrots. I hope you enjoy the read and it gives you a new idea or two to experiment with next time you're out riding. If you're...
2 months ago • 8 min read

Join The Cognitive Advantage Newsletter and look forward to research-backed bike wisdom and stories with a point that will improve your performance and resilience on the bike and in life. Content that’s worth your time and adds a fresh perspective to your day. You'll also receive a welcome email with five mental strategies you can use straight away for more flow, more often out on the trails.