Podcasts about aspire racing

Molly Hurford has built her career with several aims in mind: Write constantly, race often, travel frequently and live on her own terms, mostly outside. While she runs her own brands, including The Outdoor Edit, The Consummate Athlete Podcast and Shred Girls, she also works as a freelance writer for many major outdoor publications.  She's also the author of multiple books on cycling and nutrition. Her most recent project, Shred Girls, is a young adult fiction series focused on getting girls excited about bikes. It's also a website that features interviews, advice and inspiration for young female cyclists at Shred-Girls.com.  Molly was a guest on this podcast last year where we went in depth into Shred Girls. Listen to that episode. In her spare time, Molly has raced almost every type of bike, from cyclocross to road to mountain at an elite level; competed in triathlons from sprint to Ironman; and currently spends most of her time competing in ultra-running races, where she often finds her way onto podiums.  She was also the team manager of the former CX team: Aspire Racing that was the most professional CX program in the USA.  Topics Discussed in the Podcast  Molly's experience as team manager for former team Aspire Racing Best practices of pros like Jeremy Powers and Mag Rochette How to do a DIY photoshoot social media practices Blueprint: where to start how to budget, acting locally but thinking globally types of sponsorships and how to ask for money what to include in a proposal where to find the right contact at a brand how to build a relationship with media/journalists Listen Now         Resources Get the Athlete Sponsorship Guide Get Shred-Girls Check out Outdoor Edit (Molly's website) Listen to the Consummate Athlete Follow Molly on Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Ways to Give Back to the Show               ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't Miss an Episode: Subscribe!                                                                   

Jeremy shares insights about: being a pioneer, drawing your own map, failing and getting up over and over again to forge a career, start a media company, chase a dream and inspire + enable others to do the same, at scale. ---- Jeremy Powers is a professional cyclist who has won over 90 UCI races, four U.S. National Championships and the 2015 Pan American Championship. He has also been a relentless champion of the discipline of cyclocross and has put huge chunks of his time and money into building the sport in the United States where it is rising in popularity, but still underground for the most part. In this episode, Jeremy takes us inside the mentality it takes to win, to face failure and to get up over and over again in the face of daunting financial, professional, interpersonal and health challenges. We touch on what he did to create a career path where there wasn’t one, become a champion and start-up a media company. Jeremy has mentored and developed some of the best talent competing in the sport through teams and organizations he created including Aspire Racing and the JAM fund. In 2010, Jeremy and Sam Smith created the groundbreaking online video series ‘Behind THE Barriers.’ The series followed Jeremy as he traveled to races across the U.S. and around the world and continues today as Behind the Barriers TV. This interview took place in 2017 just before Jeremy finished second at the national championships and it’s a deep dive into the toughest moments of his career. On YouTube, you can find him at Behind the Barriers TV and you can follow Jeremy on Insta @jpows, on Twitter @jeremypowers and on his website, www.jpows.com. If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe now, share with your friends and give us a 5-star review! Get The Hard Way newsletter and never miss a new episode. Find more at www.choosethehardway.com and reach out @vontz and @hardwaypod on Twitter or send an email to choosethehardway@gmail.com.  

In this jam-packed blockbuster edition of HBP, we travel to the Northampton International Cyclocross in Western Massachusetts. Greg and Frances finally ride the sandpit! We interview Ellen Noble and Dan Chabanov! Back in the studio, mattio and Greg talk six-days and raise a glass to Kuipke Cat, wherever he is.Episode LinksEllen Noble is on TwitterSo is Dan Chabanov (he also has a Tumblr)Ellen rides for Aspire Racing, and Dan rides for the Richard Sachs Cyclocross TeamEllen suggests you check out Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary, and consider donating.iTunes (Subscribe! Leave us a review!): The Workingman's Honest Bicycle Programmattio Twitter: @_mattioFrances Twitter: @FrancestasticGreg Twitter: @grolbyEmail us at honestbikeprogram@gmail.com

Jeremy Powers has made a tear across the cyclocross scene. The most dominant racer for years, he's a master of his craft, and was crafty enough to start the JAM Fund to support development of cyclocross especially in his native New England. The ever smiling Jeremy and Ted sat down after the biggest fundraising event for that organization, the JAM Grand Fondo.

Brandon Davis worked as a professional mechanic for Aspire Racing the past three seasons. We talked with him about the experience of being a pro cyclocross mechanic. You can find all of our cyclocross and gravel coverage at cxmagazine.com. Music: Edvard Gares

Spencer Petrov is one of the top U23 cyclocross riders in the U.S. right now. Petrov joined us to talk about his future after Aspire Racing and what he learned from his year of racing with Jeremy Powers and Ellen Noble. For more cyclocross coverage, visit our website at cxmagazine.com. Photo: Jeff Curtes; Music: Osiris Saline

Jeremy Powers returns to Crosshairs Radio to chat about the past year, Aspire Racing, fatherhood, the CXNATS battle with Stephen Hyde, the crazy Cyclocross Worlds track, rounded rotors and the continuing disc brake debate, and the future. You can follow Jeremy on Instagram at @jpows and on Twitter at @jeremypowers. Also check out Jeremy's goings on at jpows.com and more info on the Grand Fundo, which takes place July 14 at www.jamcycling.org/jam-grand-fundo. Check out Crosshairs Television for recap and commentary video from the latest (predominantly) U.S. UCI cyclocross events (subscribe to the channel, give a thumbs up and leave a comment):  www.crosshairstelevision.com.  Check out endurasport.com and get 20-percent off by entering wideangle20 at checkout. (valid in U.S. only) This podcast is supported by Health IQ, a life insurance company that celebrates the health conscious, including cyclists. Visit healthiq.com/cxhairs to learn more & get a free quote, or check out their life insurance FAQ page to get your questions answered. Thanks as always for tuning in. If this is your first time listening, you can explore the rest of our episodes here. You can support the show and this site by checking out our swag at www.crosshairscycling.com/shop. Also visit www.cyclocrossbook.com to get your copy of Skills Drills and Bellyaches: A Cyclocross Primer. Crosshairs Radio is part of the Wide Angle Podium podcast network. Check out  www.wideanglepodium.com, listen to the shows, and consider becoming a member. Check out the new Wide Angle Podium t-shirts and kit at icksnay.myshopify.com/collections/wide-angle-podium. Please subscribe to Crosshairs Radio and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on iTunes, if that’s how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review on iTunes, even if it’s not the way you consume podcasts.You can follow the show on Twitter at @crosshairsradio. You can follow me, @cxhairs,  on Instagram and Twitter. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com. And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS.

We discuss the end of the cyclocross season with some nationals and worlds coverage and impressions. We talk a bit about Aspire Racing and sponsorship. We also cover some winter tech and our own projects.  Links to our youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJ7ywz2t-2xuApwWlm_OrQ?view_as=subscriber Cast: Robert Curtis - PSIMET - https://www.instagram.com/psimet/?hl=en Anthony Mikos - Tormund Giantsbane - https://www.instagram.com/unstagrum/?hl=en Leah Sanda - Tawny Kitaen - https://www.instagram.com/lrsanda/?hl=en Barron Gira - A Young Chevy Chase - https://www.instagram.com/barrongira/?hl=en

In Episode 105, the Warren brothers discuss the latest in the cycling world, primarily focusing on professional racing.  Dean and Randy finally recognize a lull in road racing, but have plenty to talk about as the 2018 Giro d' Italia route has been revealed and four time Tour de France champion Chris Froome (Team Sky) has committed to race the Giro and the Tour next year.  The Warrens cover the latest cyclocross racing in Europe and talk to Aspire Racing's Ellen Noble (36:27) about her recent podium finish in Belgium and her European racing campaign.  

This week's podcast is all Ellen Noble! She's the current U23 National and Pan-American Continental Cyclocross Champion, UCI U23 World Cup winner and the UCI U23 silver medalist at the World Championships. We talk with her about bikes, internet trolls, cartwheels and much more.  Listen in to hear all the badassery that is Ellen.

A bonus episode this week as Aspire Racing's Ellen Noble talks to the Warren Cycling Podcast about her Cyclocross World Championship Silver Medal and overall U23 World Cup series win.  Noble also shares with the Warren brothers her start into cycling and plans for road racing this year as well.  Randy and Dean then briefly recap the results of multiple road races from Spain to Dubai to Australia.