Cycling
Getting to a decent ride often means driving there first. Here is how bike carrying actually works on Indian cars, what a footpack is, and how to not lose a bike on the highway.
Golf
Headcovers look like an accessory and behave like insurance. Here is which clubs genuinely need them, what the different types do, and why humidity makes them matter more in India.
Pickleball
October to February is peak outdoor pickleball season in India. Here is how wind changes your shots, which balls hold their line, and what belongs in your court bag.
Cycling
Kids' bikes are sized by wheel, not frame, and buying one 'to grow into' is the classic mistake. Here is how to size a child's bicycle properly by height and inseam.
Football
Most balls on Indian pitches are over-inflated, and it shortens their life while making them harder to control. Here is the right pressure for each ball, and how to get there without damaging the valve.
Cycling
Rollers teach you to pedal smoothly; turbo trainers let you bury yourself in an interval. Here is how the two differ in practice, and which suits an Indian apartment and riding calendar.
Running
The taper is when most runners do their worst shopping. Here is the small list of things worth buying in the final three weeks, and the much longer list of things to leave completely alone.
Football
Grip latex is a consumable, not a material that lasts forever. Here is what the different latex grades actually do, why Indian pitches destroy them faster, and how to make a pair last a season.
Pickleball
India's pickleball boom has run into its first real friction point: noise. Quiet paddles are the industry's answer. Here is how they work, what they cost and whether they change your game.
Fitness
Motor power gets all the attention, but belt size is what decides whether a treadmill feels safe at speed. Here is how to pick deck width and length by your height and how you actually train.
Cycling
Spongy lever after the rains? Here is how post-monsoon bleeding and pad replacement actually work on Indian roads, what a bleed kit costs, and when to hand the bike to a mechanic.
Cycling
Rollers teach you to pedal smoothly; turbo trainers let you bury yourself in an interval. Here is how the two differ in practice, and which suits an Indian apartment and riding calendar.