27 May 2022
Hour Record Ellen van Dijk
The Dutch Ellen Van Dijk has set the world speed record. And how! The rider of Trek-Segafredo covered 49.254 kilometres in Switzerland. That is much better than the previous record, in name of Joscelin Lowden (48.405 kilometres).
The world time trial champion looked up after an hour on the cycling track in Grenchen and saw the board read 49.254 kilometres. By doing so, she improved the world record from 2021 by almost 1 kilometre! A real pulverisation of the record.
For the preparation Ellen asked our osteopath to accompany her. The many hours of training preceding this top performance are gruelling for the back. This was a unique project and we are proud to have been able to work on it.
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Frigyes at the World Cup with the Red Devils: Optimal Preparation in Seattle
For Frigyes, this is a very special summer. As an osteopath, he is part of the medical staff of the Belgian national team, the Red Devils, during the FIFA World Cup in the United States. The team has established its base camp in Seattle, a city renowned for its excellent training facilities and world-class sports infrastructure. These conditions provide the perfect environment to prepare the players for the challenges of the group stage.
13 June 2026
Jelle Ceuleers with Lidl-Trek During the Spring Classics
With a beautiful edition of Liège–Bastogne–Liège, the Spring Classics come to an end. They represent one of the most intense periods in professional cycling each year. This spring, our colleague Jelle Ceuleers from LMent was right at the heart of it.
28 April 2026
