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Indoor shooting practice and simulated shooting experiences

Indoor shooting has evolved rapidly in the UK, driven by advances in technology and a growing appetite for year-round training that feels authentic, challenging and safe. What once meant simple target ranges now includes indoor shooting range facilities, high-definition clay pigeon shooting simulator systems, fully immersive simulated game shooting, and an entire market of best […]


How to train for long-distance cycling

From Multi-Day Tours to Endurance Events   Long-distance cycling is long established, popular adventure sport, and for good reason. Whether you dream of completing the 1,200-kilometre Paris–Brest–Paris, riding from Land’s End to John o’Groats, or planning your first week-long bike tour, endurance cycling brings together freedom, fitness, and a real sense of personal challenge.   […]


Sports camps in Winter – where to train like a pro

When the days grow shorter, the sunlight fades by mid-afternoon and icy pavements replace warm tarmac, many athletes feel their motivation dip. Early-morning swims become chilly, windy rides feel less enticing, and the treadmill starts to look like a prison rather than a tool for fitness. But winter doesn’t have to be the enemy of […]


Popular ski touring destinations in Europe

As ski lifts grow pricier and snowlines retreat, more skiers are seeing the opportunity to swap lift passes for skins. Ski touring is part of the origin story of skiing, 100 years ago ski lifts were in their infancy and ski touring was often a means for locals to move across the mountain. Across Europe, […]


Cycling to Europe: No-Fly routes for a greener, active adventure

More travellers are choosing adventure over airports, embracing slower, more sustainable ways to explore. Google Trends data shows searches for “no-fly travel” have risen by 77% this year, reflecting a growing appetite for journeys that prioritise experience over speed. At the same time, sustainability is becoming a key factor in travel decisions. A recent survey […]


Winter Olympic Sports 2026

The 2026 Winter Olympics, officially known as the XXV Olympic Winter Games, are set to take place from the 6th to 22nd of February 2026 in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. This marks the first time Italy will host the Winter Games since the 2006 Turin Olympics, making it a highly anticipated return to the […]


What is Ski Touring?

More and more UK skiers are looking beyond lifts and pistes — chasing freedom, fitness, and fresh tracks. This is the essence of ski touring: climbing under your own power, then skiing down into silence and untouched snow.   Unlike resort skiing, where lifts do the work, touring is self-powered. With climbing skins on your […]


2025 winter sports research insights to help your next trip to the slopes

The winter ski season is just around the corner – the majority of resorts are due to open their doors in late November or December, but there are numerous ski resorts that have already opened. With this in mind, we reviewed our first-party claims data from the last winter season (November 2024 to April 2025) […]


Sports Events Calendar 2026

2026 is shaping up to be a heavyweight year for global sport, with an outstanding lineup of events sure to capture huge UK audiences – from the Winter Olympics and Paralympics, to the expanded FIFA World Cup, annual Six Nations and of course traditional fixtures like the Grand National and The Open. These events are […]


Best ski resorts in Austria

Austria has long been one of Europe’s premier skiing destinations, attracting visitors with its perfect blend of snow reliability, alpine charm, lively après-ski, and competitive prices compared to its Swiss and French neighbours. With more than 400 ski areas across the country, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. Do you want a huge, interconnected […]