Bike tents
Claire Armitstead: The majority of urban cyclists don't have garages or accessible cellars, so what are they supposed to do with their bicycles?
At the double
An exercise routine that involves at least two different sports is becoming increasingly popular. Lucia Cockcroft reports on the benefits of cross training
If you thought the park was just for football, think again
Barney Ronay: Never mind French cricket and five-a-side. Our open spaces have become the stage for a range of ever more space-gobbling activities
Spinning vs cycling
Comparing the sports in cardiovascular fitness and calorie expenditure
Open water swimming v scuba diving
Sam Murphy assesses the relative merits of both forms of exercise
Two wheels
Claire Armitstead: This scenario is to illustrate the sort of compromises that most everyday cyclists have to make when buying a new bike
Forget the gym. Head for the shopping centre
'Mallercise' - power walking while window shopping - is a craze sweeping the US and catching on here. It's free, safe and, because the weather's not a problem, you can wear what you want. Peta Bee reports
Step aerobics vs rebounding
Sam Murphy assesses the relative merits of both forms of excercise
Two wheels
Stuart Millar: Riding offroad requires three-dimensional thinking. It's not enough just to be able to propel the bike forward; you also have to propel it over a surface that can change with every pedal stroke
Golf vs cricket
From stamina and flexibility to strength and injuries