Podcast appearances and mentions of anna kiesenhofer

Anna Kiesenhofer is the Olympic Champion from Tokyo 2021 in the cycling road race. She is a 9-time National Champion, and a mathematician. In this episode, Anna talks about her training in general, the specific training she did leading into her Olympic gold in Tokyo, being mostly a self-coached athlete for the last decade or so, and much more.  HIGHLIGHTS AND KEY TOPICS: Anna's entry into the professional cycling world, and the burnout that followedTraining going into the Tokyo OlympicsAnna's extremely hard block training protocolsCombining training for the Olympics with full-time work as a mathematicianRace planning and executing her plan on race day in TokyoAnna's self-coaching processThoughts on intensity, volume, training on the road vs. TT bike, testing and more...Tips for amateur cyclists, and cycling specific advice for amateur triathletes DETAILED EPISODE SHOWNOTES: We have detailed shownotes for all of our episodes. The shownotes are basically the podcast episode in written form, that you can read in 5-10 minutes. They are not transcriptions, but they are also not just surface-level overviews. They provide detailed insights and timestamps for each episode, and are great especially for later review, after you've already listened to an episode. Naturally, as great as they are, they do not cover absolutely everything in as great detail as we can do in a 45-90 minute podcast episode.  The shownotes for today's episode can be found at www.scientifictriathlon.com/tts454/ LINKS AND RESOURCES: Anna's Instagram and website WHAT SHOULD I LISTEN TO NEXT?If you enjoyed this episode, I think you'll love the following episodes: Training Talk with Kolie Moore | EP#271(Anna mentioned Kolie's threshold blocks-training as something that she implemented in her training leading into the Olympics that had great results)Training talk and Tokyo 2020 with Nate Wilson | EP#303 (Nate is a coach at EF Pro Cycling, the coach of Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2024 Champion Katarzyna Niewiadoma, and coach of the triathlon Olympic Champion from Tokyo 2021 Flora Duffy)Dajo Sanders, PhD | EP#384 (Dajo is a coach at INEOS Grenadiers) Training Talk with Ben Day (Team BikeExchange) | EP#289 (another World Tour cycling coach interview)Sophie Coldwell | EP#395 (for another world class athlete interview, but in triathlon)  You can find our full episode archives here, where you can filter for categories such as Training, Racing, Science & Physiology, Swimming, Cycling, Running etc.You can also find separate archives for specific series of episodes I've done, specifically Q&A episodes, TTS Thursday episodes, and Beginner Tips episodes.  LEARN MORE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC TRIATHLON: The Scientific Triathlon website is the home of That Triathlon Show and everything else that we doContact us through our contact form or email me directly (note - email/contact form messages get responded to much more quickly than Instagram DMs)Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on InstagramLearn more about our coaching, training plans, and training camps. We have something to offer for everybody from beginners to professionals.  HOW CAN I SUPPORT THAT TRIATHLON SHOW (FOR FREE)? I really appreciate you reading this and considering helping the show! If you love the show and want to support it to help ensure it sticks around, there are a few very simple things you can do, at no cost other than a minute of your time. Subscribe to the podcast in your podcast app to automatically get all new episodes as they are released.Tell your friends, internet and social media friends, acquaintances and triathlon frenemies about the podcast. Word of mouth is the best way to grow the podcast by far! Rate and review the podcast (ideally five stars of course!) in your podcast app of choice (Spotify and Apple Podcasts are the biggest and most important ones).Share episodes online and on social media. Share your favourite episodes in your Instagram stories, start a discussion about interesting episodes on forums, reference them in your blog or Substack.  SPONSORS: Precision Fuel & Hydration help athletes personalise their hydration and fueling strategies for training and racing. Use the free Fuel & Hydration Planner to get personalised plan for your carbohydrate, sodium and fluid intake in your next event. That Triathlon Show listeners get 15% off their first order of fuel and electrolyte products. Simply use this link and the discount will be auto-applied at the checkout.

In this Arrivée episode from The Cycling Podcast Féminin, Rose Manley and The British Continental's Denny Gray take a closer look at the women's Olympic road race. With spectacular views, an iconic Eiffel Tower finish and a punchy parcours, the race promised to be one to remember. A number of hot favourites led the field. Lotte Kopecky, the Belgian superstar who has made no secret of her Olympic ambitions faced the likes of Team SD Worx teammates Demi Vollering and Lorena Wiebes - part of a Dutch team stacked with talent. But this is the Olympics and riders would do well to remember Anna Kiesenhofer's surprise win in Tokyo. The win really could come from anywhere. Follow us on social media: Twitter @cycling_podcast Instagram @thecyclingpodcast The 11.01 Cappuccino Our regular email newsletter is now on Substack. Subscribe here for frothy, full-fat updates to enjoy any time (as long as it's after 11am). Babbel Babbel is offering all of our listeners 6 months free with the purchase of a six month subscription. Go to babbel.com/play and enter the promo code cycle24. MAAP The Cycling Podcast x MAAP collection is available now. Go to maap.cc to see the full MAAP range. Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 100 exclusive episodes. Our latest KM0 specials, ‘How to Become a Pro Cyclist' and ‘How to Become an Ex-Pro Cyclist' are available on the Kilometre 0 for Friends of The Cycling Podcast feed now. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.

18-Jähriger bei Messerstecherei in Wien lebensgefährlich verletzt // Anna Kiesenhofer startet bei Olympischem Radrennen

von Anna Wallner. Morgen werden die Olympischen Sommerspiele eröffnet. Was ist von diesen Spielen zu erwarten? Wer tritt dieses Jahr für Österreich in welcher Disziplin an? Was wurde aus Anna Kiesenhofer, der Goldgewinnerin Japan 2021? Und wie bereitet sich Paris auf dieses Großereignis vor? "Presse"-Sportchef Markku Datler hat Antworten.

Men's pole vaulting has been part of the Olympics since the inaugural modern Games in 1896 - but there was no women's competition until more than a century later. When America's Stacy Dragila became the first woman to win gold in the event at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, it was the culmination of years of campaigning from athletes and coaches, who'd been training for an opportunity they were never sure they'd get. As she stood on the podium, Stacy thought about the criticism she had and her fellow competitors had faced - from disapproving comments on their appearance to being repeatedly told their bodies weren't strong enough for the sport.Stacy tells Eliza Skinner and Ed Harry about the "hot mess" that was her introduction to the sport, when her athletics coach in Idaho decided to see if her team of multi-event athletes might have an aptitude for vaulting. She recalls her journey from tentatively vaulting into a long-jump pit to setting her sights on an Olympic medal that didn't yet exist, and the battles that had to be fought to gain acceptance from athletics authorities in both the US and internationally.She also shares the unique mental and emotional experiences that come from landing a perfect jump, and reveals a few things about the event that spectators might not appreciate. Now her competitive days are over, Stacy's devoted herself to introducing children in Idaho to pole vaulting, and she explains why she finds training reluctant or unlikely athletes to be the most rewarding experience of all.As the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics approach, delve into our archive to discover more stories of extraordinary sporting journeys. Basketball champion Breanna Stewart and shot-putter Raven Saunders explain why they use the platform sport gives them to act as advocates. Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis and rower Brigit Skarstein share how sport helped them rebuild their futures after life-changing events, while Markus Rogan and Maarten van der Weijden talk about the lives they have found after leaving competition behind. Multi-sport stars like Oksana Masters and Jana Pittman reveal what it's like to compete at both the summer and winter Games. There's stories of memorable victories, like the moment high jump champion Gianmarco Tamberi chose to share his gold medal, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo putting everything on the line to reach the top step of the podium. Plus, the triumphs nobody predicted, including Molly Seidel's shock marathon bronze, and the day Anna Kiesenhofer rode away from cycling's biggest names to claim gold in Tokyo.

John McFall's life changed forever when, at the age of 19, he lost the lower part of his right leg in a motorcycle accident. His dream of joining the British Army was over - but sport gave him a way to find the challenges he'd been seeking. A little over eight years later, he sprinted to bronze at the Beijing Paralympics. Then he left the track behind, and turned his attentions to a new challenge: training as an orthopaedic surgeon. He also began raising a family with his wife Sonia, herself a former Olympic gymnast. But a few years later, a phone call from a friend would send John on another unexpected journey - one that might even take him to outer space.Eliza Skinner and Ed Harry talk to John about the passions that have driven his life, and which are now fuelling his work with the European Space Agency to test what it will take to send a physically disabled person to space safely. He shares the emotional impact that learning to run again had on him, and how he wants his new career to challenge preconceptions of what disabled people can do, both among the scientific community and with the wider public. He also explains why he thinks his Paralympic medal was less important than the eight years of work it took to earn it, and reveals the small memento he keeps from the accident that changed everything.As the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics approach, delve into our archive to discover more stories of extraordinary sporting journeys. Basketball champion Breanna Stewart and shot-putter Raven Saunders explain why they use the platform sport gives them to act as advocates. Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis and rower Brigit Skarstein share how sport helped them rebuild their futures after life-changing events, while Markus Rogan and Maarten van der Weijden talk about the lives they have found after leaving competition behind. Multi-sport stars like Oksana Masters and Jana Pittman reveal what it's like to compete at both the summer and winter Games. There's stories of memorable victories, like the moment high jump champion Gianmarco Tamberi chose to share his gold medal, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo putting everything on the line to reach the top step of the podium. Plus, the triumphs nobody predicted, including Molly Seidel's shock marathon bronze, and the day Anna Kiesenhofer rode away from cycling's biggest names to claim gold in Tokyo.

Ntando Mahlangu was born with fibular hemimelia, a condition that meant his legs didn't develop fully below the knees. After spending his childhood in a wheelchair, he made the decision to undergo amputation aged 10. When he received his first set of prosthetic "blade" legs, his whole world changed - and four years later, he was on the podium at the Rio Paralympics, with a silver medal around his neck for finishing second in the T42 200m sprint. By the time he turned 20, he'd added two gold medals for sprinting and long jumping to his collection.So what's he planning to do next?Eliza Skinner and Ed Harry hear from Ntando about growing up in rural South Africa, and how he's taught those around him to appreciate disabled people for who they are. He explains how seemingly small things in life have made a huge difference to him, and how walking on blades helped him develop as both an athlete and a human being.He also shares his perspective on being a veteran in his sport at the age of 22, the lessons he's learned about balancing his athletic career with personal development, and why he now feels a responsibility to build para-athletics for the generations coming through behind him: "Those hurdles are for me to jump, and to make sure the guys that come after me just walk through them."As the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics approach, delve into our archive to discover more stories of extraordinary sporting journeys. Basketball champion Breanna Stewart and shot-putter Raven Saunders explain why they use the platform sport gives them to act as advocates. Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis and rower Brigit Skarstein share how sport helped them rebuild their futures after life-changing events, while Markus Rogan and Maarten van der Weijden talk about the lives they have found after leaving competition behind. Multi-sport stars like Oksana Masters and Jana Pittman reveal what it's like to compete at both the summer and winter Games. There's stories of memorable victories, like the moment high jump champion Gianmarco Tamberi chose to share his gold medal, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo putting everything on the line to reach the top step of the podium. Plus, the triumphs nobody predicted, including Molly Seidel's shock marathon bronze, and the day Anna Kiesenhofer rode away from cycling's biggest names to claim gold in Tokyo.

Jess Learmonth was a talented junior swimmer, but aged 15, she decided she'd had enough. Over the next few years, she and her partner worked in supermarkets, and travelled through Asia. When they returned home, Jess realised she wasn't done with sport yet - but she didn't expect that her desire to get back into shape would eventually lead her to the top step of the Olympic podium.Eliza Skinner and Ed Harry hear how Jess's decision to take part in a triathlon as a fitness challenge eventually spiralled into a full-time career, and a spot on the UK's gold medal-winning triathlon mixed relay team in Tokyo. She shares what it was like to take up one of the Olympics' most demanding sports in her 20s, often finding herself in the company of much younger competitors, and why imposter syndrome is something she says she deals with every day. Jess also reveals how sport and confidence have been intertwined throughout her life - from feeling it was the only thing she was good at while struggling academically at school, to why she believes a lack of self-belief has helped in her competitive career. She also discusses the unique physical demands of a sport that combines swimming, cycling and running, and how becoming pregnant with her first child changed the way she thinks about her own body, as well as her attitude towards life and competition. As the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics approach, delve into our archive to discover more stories of extraordinary sporting journeys. Basketball champion Breanna Stewart and shot-putter Raven Saunders explain why they use the platform sport gives them to act as advocates. Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis and rower Brigit Skarstein share how sport helped them rebuild their futures after life-changing events, while Markus Rogan and Maarten van der Weijden talk about the lives they have found after leaving competition behind. Multi-sport stars like Oksana Masters and Jana Pittman reveal what it's like to compete at both the summer and winter Games. There's stories of memorable victories, like the moment high jump champion Gianmarco Tamberi chose to share his gold medal, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo putting everything on the line to reach the top step of the podium. Plus, the triumphs nobody predicted, including Molly Seidel's shock marathon bronze, and the day Anna Kiesenhofer rode away from cycling's biggest names to claim gold in Tokyo.

Eliza Skinner and Ed Harry meet more amazing Olympic and Paralympic athletes ahead of the 2024 Paris Games. New episodes from Thursday 27 June.Paralympic sprinter John McFall left athletics behind to become an orthopaedic surgeon - and is now setting his sights on outer space. Triathlete Jess Learmonth nearly abandoned her sporting dreams to work in a supermarket, until an epiphany led her back. Stacy Dragila had to conquer stereotypes and outdated attitudes before becoming the first woman to claim Olympic pole vault gold. And Ntando Mahlangu claimed his first Paralympic medal aged 14 - four years after he first learned to walk on prosthetic blades.Discover more stories of extraordinary Olympic and Paralympic journeys in our back catalogue. Basketball champion Breanna Stewart and shot-putter Raven Saunders explain why they use the platform sport gives them to act as advocates. Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis and rower Brigit Skarstein share how sport helped them rebuild their futures after life-changing events, while John McFall, Markus Rogan and Maarten van der Weijden talk about the lives they have found after leaving competition behind. Multi-sport stars like Oksana Masters and Jana Pittman reveal what it's like to compete at both the summer and winter Games. There's stories of memorable victories, like the moment high jump champion Gianmarco Tamberi chose to share his gold medal, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo putting everything on the line to reach the top step of the podium. Plus, the triumphs nobody predicted, including Molly Seidel's shock marathon bronze, and the day Anna Kiesenhofer rode away from cycling's biggest names to claim gold in Tokyo.

Oft ist es so, dass man schon im jugendlichen Alter oder im Nachwuchs Radrennen fahren sollte, um Aussicht auf eine Profikarriere zu haben – ist man nicht früh genug im Zirkus dabei, hat man eigentlich keine Chance mehr. Ausnahmen gibt es selten, aber es gibt sie!Christoph Strasser und Flo Kraschitzer haben heute die große Freude, Carina Schrempf im Studio zu begrüßen. Seit 2023 fährt Carina bei Fenix-Deceuninck, und ist damit neben Anna Kiesenhofer, Christina und Katrin Schweinberger eine von vier weiblichen Profis in der World Tour.„Muss ich heute schön sprechen, oder derf i eh gonz normal schirch reden ba euch?“ Wenn ein Gespräch so beginnt, kann es nur unterhaltsam werden! Carina erzählt in ihrer sympathischen Art von ihrer Jugend im Laufsport, wo sie auf nationaler Ebene mit einigen Staatsmeistertiteln auf der Mittelstrecke ordentlich abgeräumt hat, aber dann unter einer Verletzung der Achillessehne litt. Da kam das Rad als Alternativtraining gerade recht und aufgrund ihrer hervorragenden Fitness lief es auch dort bald richtig gut.In der Coronazeit hat Carina gleich das City Hill Climb Salzburg gewonnen, war auf der Ultradistanz beim Race Around Niederösterreich im Team am Start und bestritt dann die Rundfahrt Gracia Orlova in Tschechien mit dem Nationalteam, wo sie das Berg- und Sprinttrikot holte. Im August folgten das Race Around Austria im 4er-Team, die EM in München auf dem 26. Platz, und die WM in Australien auf dem 33. Platz.Nach den Ergebnissen war ziemlich klar, dass der Herbst 2022 dafür genutzt werden musste, ein internationales Team zu finden und im Oktober kam ein Anruf aus Belgien, der eine Kündigung des Vollzeitjobs und den Start ins Profileben zur Folge hatte. Dann ging es recht schnell.Mittlerweile geht Carina in ihr zweites Jahr als Profi, eine Sturz-Verletzung ist gut am Abheilen, und die ersten großen Rennen des neuen Jahres, die sie im Trikot der amtierenden österreichischen Meisterin bestreiten wird, stehen bereits an. Wir alle drücken die Daumen, dass das neue Radsportjahr neben vielen eindrucksvollen Erlebnissen auch die erwünschten Ergebnisse mit sich bringt.Liebe Carina, vielen Dank für deinen Besuch und deine authentischen Einblicke in das Leben einer Profi Radsportlerin! Du hast uns gezeigt, dass es nie zu spät ist einen mutigen Schritt zu wagen, und dass sich manchmal Chancen eröffnen, von denen man anfangs nicht einmal zu träumen wagt.Die einzige Frage, die uns noch beschäftigt: Darf dein Teamkollege Mathieu van der Poel auch mal mit deinen Freunden von der „Speedgang“ auf eine Trainingstour durchs Ennstal kommen, oder schafft er die Aufnahmsprüfung nicht?Links:Carina Schrempf auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carina.runsCarina Schrempf auf Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/58617551+++++Es gibt keinen besseren Weg, deinen Alltag zu verbessern, als besseren Schlaf, und der einfachste Weg, dies zu erreichen, ist der Pod 3 von Eight Sleep. Beginne das neue Jahr richtig und investiere in die Erholung im Schlaf, die du verdienst - mit dem Eight Sleep Pod.Gehe dazu auf eightsleep.com/sitzfleisch und erhalten 200 € Rabatt und kostenlosen Versand auf das Pod Cover von Eight Sleep. 

Oferecimento: Session Brasil (@sessionbrasil) - We Make you Faster Visite o site: www.sessionbrasil.com.br A vitória de Annemiek Van Vleuten no Tour de Femmes merece lugar de destaque no nosso boletim semanal, mas tem muito assunto na pauta. Vamos falar do primeiro dia da janela de transferência, dos jovens talentos vencendo na Espanha e na Polônia. A expectativa para a Volta a Burgos e a Volta a Portugal. E a contagem regressiva para a Vuelta a España e sua versão feminina, o Challenge. A campeã olímpica Anna Kiesenhofer se junta ao projeto Soltec Team Costa Cálida, o mesmo da brasileira Tota Magalhães. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Oferecimento: Session Brasil (@sessionbrasil) - We Make you Faster Visite o site: www.sessionbrasil.com.br A vitória de Annemiek Van Vleuten no Tour de Femmes merece lugar de destaque no nosso boletim semanal, mas tem muito assunto na pauta. Vamos falar do primeiro dia da janela de transferência, dos jovens talentos vencendo na Espanha e na Polônia. A expectativa para a Volta a Burgos e a Volta a Portugal. E a contagem regressiva para a Vuelta a España e sua versão feminina, o Challenge. A campeã olímpica Anna Kiesenhofer se junta ao projeto Soltec Team Costa Cálida, o mesmo da brasileira Tota Magalhães. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

The non-pro Austrian cyclist who beat the best, without the support of a single teammate. When Anna Kiesenhofer lined up for the women's road race, few thought she was a contender. But her belief paid off and she became the first Austrian to win gold at a Summer Games for 17 years.

Mehr zu den Highlights des Radsport-Jahres 2021: Anna Kiesenhofer fährt zu Olmypia-Gold im Straßenrennen von Tokio: https://tokio.sportschau.de/tokio2020/nachrichten/Strassenrad-Sensation-Oesterreicherin-Kiesenhofer-faehrt-zu-Olympia-Gold,olympia7956.html Tony Martin und André Greipel treten zurück: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/dpa-tony-martin-beendet-karriere-nach-strassenrad-wm-story100.html https://www.sportschau.de/tourfunk/audio-tony-martin-das-gelbe-trikot-nicht-noch-mal-ausziehen-lassen-100.html https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/radprofi-andre-greipel-beendet-karrier-100.html https://www.sportschau.de/tourfunk/audio-andre-greipel---erkenntnisse-eines-sprinters-100.html Die Straßenrad-WM in Flandern: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/radsport-wm-alaphilippe-100.html Tony Martin verabschiedet sich mit Gold in der Teamstaffel: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/wm-gold-zum-abschied-fuer-tony-martin-im-mixed-zeitfahren-100.html Cavendishs Comeback bei der Tour de France: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/tour-de-france-cavendish-fougeres-100.html https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/tour-de-france-cavendish-merckx-rekord-100.html https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/tour-de-france-dreizehnte-etappe-104.html Matthieu van der Poel gewinnt die 2. Etappe der Tour und schlüpft in Gelb: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/tour-de-france-van-der-poel-gelbes-trikot-100.html Das Video von der Goldfahrt des Bahnrad-Vierers in Tokio: https://tokio.sportschau.de/tokio2020/videos_audios/Bahnrad-Frauen-Vierer-mit-Weltrekord-zum-Olympia-Sieg,olympia9596.html Nils Politt triumphiert auf der 12. Etappe der Tour de France: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/tourdefrance/tour-de-france-etappe-zwoelf-politt-100.html Sonny Colbrelli gewinnt episches Paris-Roubaix: https://www.sportschau.de/radsport/paris-roubaix-142.html

Het is The Last Dance in Leuven deze week, voor onze oud-wereldkampioenen Anna van der Breggen en Chantal van den Broek - Blaak. Nog één keer mogen ze strijden om de regenboogtrui - en zoals we inmiddels gewoon zijn rijdt de voornaamste concurrentie óók in het oranje. Ten opzichte van de Olympische Wegrit - ja die ja - zelfs vier oranjevrouwen extra: want naast Van den Broek-Blaak staan ook Lucinda Brand, Ellen van Dijk en Amy Pieters aan de start. Net als Anna Kiesenhofer trouwens - we zeggen het nog maar even, voor het geval ze weer meegaat in een kansloze vroege vlucht. Hoe dan ook - en as always bij onze dames: it's ours to lose. Cycling's coming home, maar die trui - die gaat mee naar Nederland.Deze aflevering wordt gepresenteerd door Willem Dudok en Jonne Seriese - met als speciale gast: Arjan Zoer. De Rode Lantaarn wordt verder mede mogelijk gemaakt door Toto, Auto.nl, Canyon, Hetiskoers.nl, Dag en Nacht Media en inmiddels meer dan 1100

Das sind Orte, die für unseren heutigen Gast, Klaus Kabasser, eine wichtige Rolle spielen. In Tokio holte die Niederösterreicherin Anna Kiesenhofer im Juli Olympiagold im Rad-Straßenrennen. Als Trainer und sportlicher Leiter des österreichischen Nationalteams hat er einen großen Anteil an diesem Erfolg. Was ihn neben Tokio mit Jakobeny, Kapfenberg und Graz verbindet und wie das mit Schafherden und Hirten ist, erzählt er uns in der August-Ausgabe.

In the August episode of The Cycling Podcast Féminin we have an in-depth interview with the surprise Olympic road race champion, Anna Kiesenhofer. Kiesenhofer tells us how she approached the race and started the early break, how much – or how little – she knew about what was happening behind, how she is adjusting to life as Olympic champion, and what she will do next.  Rose Manley, Orla Chennaoui and Richard Moore also discuss the recent Tour of Norway and there's an interview with one of the stars of that race, Rachel Neylan. Finally we hear from Lotte Kopecky, looking ahead to the world championships in Flanders in September. The Cycling Podcast Féminin is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See Supersapiens.com.  For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout.

Hoy vamos a conocer a la doctora en matemáticas austríaca Anna Kiesenhofer que este año, en los juegos olímpicos de Japón se convirtió en la primera austriaca en ganar una medalla olímpica en ciclismo en ruta, además de lograr el primer oro para Austria en unos Juegos Olímpicos desde Atenas 2004. ​Se preparó sola y llegó a la meta sin que sus seguidoras se dieran cuenta.

Completiamo il resoconto della strada olimpica con un lungo episodio dedicato alla discussa prova femminile e al trionfo di Anna Kiesenhofer su una concorrenza immobile. Annemiek Van Vleuten si consola con l'oro a cronometro.Tanti spunti di riflessione dai 44km della competizione maschile, che consacrano Roglic e danno un duro colpo alle riserve che ancora accompagnano la carriera di un campione straordinario. La delusione di Ganna e un'analisi sul momento di Remco completano la puntata.

Der Fluch der Holländer*Innen! Erst bummeln sie, dann fliegen sie, und am Ende siegen sie doch noch. Nochmal Glück gehabt. Doch während die einen Träume zerplatzen gehen andere Sterne auf. Oder um es noch floskelhafter zu schreiben. Solche Geschichten schreibt nur Olympia. Oder nur der Radsport. Oder nur der Radsport bei Olympia. Kiesenhofer, Carapaz, Pidcock heißen die Überraschungen. Gefürchtet für seine Analysen wie die Flying Dutchman für seinen Kapitän: Die Podcastcrew! --------------- Stravaclub: https://www.strava.com/clubs/651331 Twitter: @wattsab_podcast Instagram: @watts_ab **WATTs Ab!** ist ein M94.5-Podcast. © [M94.5 - ein Angebot der MEDIASCHOOL BAYERN.](https://www.m945.de/) Lust auf mehr junge & frische Formate?

The Olympics have started, and we've been glued to our televisions and computer screens following along with the action. On today's episode of The VeloNews Podcast we break down all of the action from the men's and women's road races, as well as the men's and women's cross-country MTB races. We break down the biggest storylines from the events, including the thrilling and bizarre final of the women's road race, which saw Anna Kiesenhofer of Austria win, and Annemiek van Vleuten and the Dutch women suffer from a communications breakdown. We also discuss what Tom Pidcock's Olympic MTB win will mean for his spot in GB cycling, and his place as a British cycling celebrity. Also, we discuss the thrilling ride by Brandon McNulty in the men's road race. Then, U.S. rider Coryn Rivera joins the podcast to take us inside the women's road race. Coryn finished 7th overall, and she was in the front group that charged toward the finish line after Kiesenhofer. Rivera explains just how confusing it was in the final push to the line, and helps us understand how Kiesenhofer won, and also why some women in the bunch didn't know she was up the road. All that and more on today's podcast!

收听提示：本期播客可以配合 2020 东京奥运会公路自行车赛赛事实况观看（打开当做背景即可，无需同步播放）。 2021 年 7 月 25 日，奥地利选手 Anna Kiesenhofer 在 2020 东京奥运会公路自行车赛女子公路赛获得冠军，爆出冷门。 Anna Kiesenhofer 以前有短暂职业经历，现在是数学博士后，一个人来参赛，没有支援团队，车是自己买的，什么牌子零件都有。 她没有什么特别的作战策略，就是一直在前面骑。结果速度快到后面的人忘了她的存在，第二名的荷兰选手冲线的时候还以为自己是冠军。 作为一个自行车运动小白，我跟自行车运动专家邹成（@邹成559）聊了聊 Anna Kiesenhofer 的这场比赛。这是一场罕见的比赛，有规则导致的偶然性，但她不光不是毫无战略，反而提前规划了自己的一人战略。 她从进入允许加速的赛段的第一秒就冲在队伍最前端，一路领先到了最后。 如果你也看过她冲线以后痛苦倒地嚎叫的片段，那等到邹成描述她冲刺时的心理活动，也许你也会跟我一样感到毛骨悚然，肃然起敬。 推荐使用 Overcast、小宇宙、Spotify、播客、网易云音乐、喜马拉雅等客户端及平台，搜索「1UP」即可订阅收听。

收听提示：本期播客可以配合 2020 东京奥运会公路自行车赛赛事实况观看（打开当做背景即可，无需同步播放）。 2021 年 7 月 25 日，奥地利选手 Anna Kiesenhofer 在 2020 东京奥运会公路自行车赛女子公路赛获得冠军，爆出冷门。 Anna Kiesenhofer 以前有短暂职业经历，现在是数学博士后，一个人来参赛，没有支援团队，车是自己买的，什么牌子零件都有。 她没有什么特别的作战策略，就是一直在前面骑。结果速度快到后面的人忘了她的存在，第二名的荷兰选手冲线的时候还以为自己是冠军。 作为一个自行车运动小白，我跟自行车运动专家邹成（@邹成559）聊了聊 Anna Kiesenhofer 的这场比赛。这是一场罕见的比赛，有规则导致的偶然性，但她不光不是毫无战略，反而提前规划了自己的一人战略。 她从进入允许加速的赛段的第一秒就冲在队伍最前端，一路领先到了最后。 如果你也看过她冲线以后痛苦倒地嚎叫的片段，那等到邹成描述她冲刺时的心理活动，也许你也会跟我一样感到毛骨悚然，肃然起敬。 推荐使用 Overcast、小宇宙、Spotify、播客、网易云音乐、喜马拉雅等客户端及平台，搜索「1UP」即可订阅收听。

O ciclismo deu o tiro de partida para os Jogos Olímpicos e nós analisamos o que aconteceu nas primeiras corridas em Tóquio.Richard Carapaz conseguir, no sábado, vencer a prova masculina, deixando para trás os grandes favoritos Wout Van Aert e Tadej Pogacar que estiveram sempre muito marcados pelos adversários.Já do lado feminino a surpresa foi enorme, uma vez que a austríaca Anna Kiesenhofer deu uma "banhada" ao pelotão, que a subestimou e lhe perdeu o rasto, e cruzou a linha de meta isolada para o maior triunfo da sua carreira, tendo ao seu lado no pódio Annemiek van Vleuten e Elisa Longo Borghini.No XCO a prova masculina foi ganha por Tom Pidcock, numa prova marcada pela grave queda que afastou Mathieu van der Poel e o obrigou a abandonar.

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En este episodio de RCN Digital hablamos de la nueva campeona olímpica de ciclismo, Anna Kiesenhofer, de la atleta rusa de Tiro que ha dado de que hablar entre los fanáticos de The Witcher, la pelota inteligente para que pueda jugar con su mascota, los robots que se han robado las miradas durante las Olimpiadas, los pagos en Bitcoins que aceptará Amazon para finales del 2021 y la iniciativa de Emiratos Árabes para lograr que llueva a través de la tecnología. Esto y más en este episodio de RCN Digital.

東奧女子自行車公路賽上演超尷尬畫面！呼聲最高的荷蘭名將越過終點線時歡呼以為自己奪金，經旁人告知才知道金牌早已被一個不知名的奧地利選手奪下。這個讓名將看不到車尾的大黑馬是奧地利業餘選手安娜（Anna Kiesenhofer），安娜不只完全沒有加入職業車隊，騎車只是興趣，而且還是劍橋學霸、擁有數學博士學位的研究員！今天的節目，就要來跟大家分享安娜的奪金之路小故事。合作來信：case@riverwalk.cc 私訊分享請IG @anita.writer

En este episodio hablamos sobre las pruebas olímpicas de ruta masculinas y femeninas y sobre la prueba masculina de mountain bike en Tokio. Richard Carapaz se consagró campeón olímpico después de una carrera durísima, por delante de Wout VanAert y Tadej Pogaçar. La ciclista austriaca Anna Kiesenhofer consiguió sorprender al bloque holandés para ganar la carrera después de haber atacado desde el kilómetro cero. Y el genio británico Thomas Pidcock supo vencer a todos los especialistas de la bicicleta de montaña, en una carrera que terminó de forma dramática para Matthieu Vanderpoel después de una caída espectacular en la primera vuelta.

Who would succeed Golden Greg Van Avermaet and Golden Anna van der Breggen as the Olympic road race champions? Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the opening weekend's action from the Tokyo Games, focusing on the way Richard Carapaz managed to escape the stranglehold of Wout van Aert and Tadej Pogacar to win the gold medal. The big question, though, was why didn't the others lend Van Aert a bit more of a hand when it came to chasing the Ecuadorian rider in the final stages of the race. We then hear from Lizzy Banks – who may have been in Japan as part of Team GB but for the repercussions of the concussion she suffered following at crash at Strade Bianche earlier this season – about an extraordinary women's road race. Who is the new Olympic champon Anna Kiesenhofer and how did she pull of the tape-to-tape win against the might of the Dutch team? And, with earpiece radios banned, did the peloton have enough information in order to race effectively? In the final part we look at the cross-country mountain bike race won by Tom Pidcock, one of the sensations of the spring classics, and ask where next for the Ineos Grenadiers rider? The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. This episode is also supported by LinkedIn Jobs. To find the perfect person for your organisation advertise to more than 30 million professionals in the UK at linkedin.com/cycle

O primeiro final de semana olímpico reservou grandes emoções nas provas masculina e feminina de estrada. Leandro Bittar e Nicolas Sessler contam suas impressões sobre os incríveis sucessos de Richard Carapaz e Anna Kiesenhofer. Trouxemos também o novo parceiro, Rafael Metzger. Ele vai trazer conteúdos relacionados aos equipamentos de ciclismo. Agregando suas experiências com o Weightweenies Brasil. E ele já foi logo enquadrado na polêmica dos freios a disco. Vale conferir. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

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Van Dooshi Road tot de Mikuni Pass, of de Fuji International Speedway - het parcours van de Olympische Wegrace in Tokio had ook zomaar eens de index van racebanen in Mario Kart kunnen zijn. Wario van dienst vandaag: Anna Kiesenhofer - een Oostenrijkse amateur/wiskundige die zich vier jaar lang verstopte om met een snood plannetje, een arsenaal aan thermometers én wat hulp van slapende bondscoaches én de tijdswaarneming vier oranje karretjes in de spreekwoordelijke tawagoto reed. Een dag eerder was het 'Toad' Carapaz die de Ecuadoraanse harten verwarmde - en zichzelf het goud mocht omhangen - een tikkie pijnlijke herinnering aan het gesternte waaronder deze Spelen plaatsvinden. Nog pijnlijker waren de woorden van ons Annemiek vandaag, nét nadat ze juichend over de finish kwam - en die ongetwijfeld driftig werden genoteerd door de redactie van de Andere Tijden Sport Special over Tokio 2021: 'Oh Ruud, ik had het mis.'Deze Rode Lantaarn wordt gepresenteerd door Willem Dudok, Jonne Seriese en Tim de Gier. De Rode Lantaarn wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Toto, Hema, Auto.nl, Canyon, Hetiskoers.nl, Dag en Nacht Media en meer dan 1000 Vrienden van de Show. De titelmuziek is van de Swing Ninja's.Reageren op deze podcast?Je vindt ons op Twitter: @derodelantaarn & @timdegier & @willemdudok & @t0ngarcon.Op Instagram op: De Rode Lantaarn.Én we hebben een mailadres: groetjes@derodelantaarnpodcast.nl.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Auf die Hockey-SpielerInnen ist Verlass, auf die Einschätzungen von Björn Jensen (Hamburger Abendblatt) natürlich auch. Sebastian Kayser (BILD) hat sich heute mal das Tennisgeschehen näher angeschaut, Saskia Aleythe (SZ) beschreibt die Faszination des Bogenschießens. Und die Wichtigkeit eines Hutes.