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A study investigated the effects of adding strength and core training to a cycling regimen during the off-season, showing notable improvements in cycling performance. Cyclists were divided into three groups: one emphasizing strength training, another focusing on core exercises, and a control group that only cycled. Results indicated that strength training combined with cycling led to a significant increase in power output, particularly in short-duration sprints. In contrast, the core training group did not demonstrate substantial improvements, suggesting that strength training had a more pronounced effect on enhancing cycling performance.