Podcasts about huub wattbike

In this edition of the BikeRadar podcast, digital writer Jack Evans and senior technical writer Simon von Bromley speak to Jacob Tipper about the risks of over-relying on your smart trainer. Jacob rode for the world-beating Huub Wattbike track team and was a road professional with Ribble Weldtite. He now uses his Master's Degree in Applied Sports Science to run his coaching business, Jacob Tipper Performance Coaching. His clients have included former UCI Hour Record holder Dan Bigham and EF Education-EasyPost WorldTour professional Ben Healy. Jacob admits turbo training has its place, but argues riding on the road is essential to develop bike handling, pedalling technique and aerodynamic efficiency. He explains why averaging more watts in a session doesn't necessarily make you fitter and points out the flaws of the Training Stress Score metric. Jacob also weighs in to the divisive polarised vs pyramidal endurance training debate. Plus find out why he advocates winter strength training for force-limited cyclists and a flexible approach to coaching. Lastly, Jacob, who is Head of Cycling at Huub Design, discusses the challenges of Research and Development for cycling clothing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coffee & Van Chats – E129 – HUUB Wattbike RERUN! What's going on guys, welcome back to another episode of Coffee and Van Chats on the Out of Collective Network. This week we are playing an episode before I was on the network! Please sit back and relax and enjoy [...] The post Coffee & Van Chats – E129 – HUUB Wattbike RERUN! appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Dan Bigham started out as an aerodynamicist in Formula 1 working with the Mercedes team. He mentions that he was responsible for designing wing mirrors. In recent years he's made a name for himself in cycling and triathlon, firstly creating the disruptive track cycling team you might know as HUUB Wattbike, helping cyclists and triathletes in their relentless pursuit of speed with his retail business Wattshop, and more recently having a big involvement with the sub-7 project as a bike pacer for Alistair Brownlee. On top of that he's currently working with Ineos Grenadiers and preparing for his own tilt at the world hour record. If that's not enough, he has a book out called "Start at the End” which we will be referring to frequently. Basically he's been a very busy lad! Whether you geek out on how to save watts, or you just have an interest in the tech side of cycling, you'll find this a very engaging conversation as we chat about: Team HUUB Wattbike, 1hr record, being a disrupter Principles of reverse engineering  How to use reverse engineering to improve your triathlon performance  Best watts per pound investments for you Why slower riders benefit more from investment in aero Shaving legs or wearing aero calf guards - which is best? Dan's #1 way to save watts for all riders To find out more about Dan you can find him on these social media channels: Website - Wattshop - Relentless Pursuit of Speed Facebook - dan.bigham Twitter - @Watt_shop Instagram - wattshop   Book - 'Start at the end' by Dan Bigham   Some cool stuff you might want to check out Sub 7/Sub 8 Project Behind the scenes of Dan Bigham hour record attempt Team HUUB Wattbike Join our SWAT/High Performance Human tribe now, with a happiness guarantee! Join SWAT/High Performance Human tribe here Purchase a copy of my High Performance Human e-book featuring more than 30 top tips on how to upgrade your life. If you would like to help offset the cost of our podcast production, we would be so grateful.  Please click here to support the HPH podcast.  Thank you! Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes.  Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here.  For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.

Welcome back to another episode of Coffee and Van Chats where we sit down with Joss Lowden and Dan Bigham. Joss is an Olympic reserve with Team GB who sat at the hotel holding camp in Tokyo, we chat about what it's like being in Tokyo and wondering if she will get the call up. Then we chat with Dan Bigham who is known for cracking in to the world scene with the famous HUUB Wattbike team but many don't know that he actually had an opportunity to prove himself with Team GB, which to GB he didn't make the cut! Colorado Ski Shop - https://www.coloradoskishop.com/ Spot - croom.getspot.com Twisted Spoke Apothecary - twistedspokeapothecary.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeeandvanchats/support

This time, I'm talking to Dan Bigham. Dan is probably the only person who can stand right in the centre of the Venn diagram of cycling science and tech where literally everything – including riding – overlaps. As a rider he's a world championship medallist and a national time trial champion, and he's also an aerodynamicist, engineer and manufacturer. He was the engineering brains behind the Huub Wattbike track-pursuit team – the four housemates from Derby who took on the national squads at the track World Cups, and caused them such embarrassment that the UCI apparently changed the rules to stop them. His meticulous approach started with aerodynamics, “I reckon I'm about 30-40 watts more aero than most of the people I'm competing against,” he says. And while aerodynamics is still at the centre of what he does, he's moved on to improving drivetrains, handlebars and other hardware, and moved on again to optimising time trial pacing strategies and team time trial tactics. He tells me how he tries to balance his various roles and interests, and admits that as a rider there have been points where he's almost given up training because the gains in speed he was making from engineering were dwarfing the gains he could make from spending the time out on his bike. We also hear from Canyon SRAM director Beth Duryea about Dan's role in her team's win in the world team time trial championships in 2018. And from Brian Cookson OBE, the former president of the UCI about how the sport's law makers try to balance the technical innovations of people like Dan with the long-term interests of the sport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the Toms welcome record-breaking track and TT specialist Dan Bigham to the podcast. Co-founder of the gold medal winning track team HUUB Wattbike, Dan is driven by a passion for aerodynamics and marginal gains. In this 40 minute special episode, he gives us the lowdown on saving watts, the records he has in his sights and that Tour de France time trial up La Planche des Belles Filles. Dan's book, Start at the End, is out in May 2021. Music: Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

What is going on guys welcome back to another episode of Coffee and Van Chats - my name is John Croom and on this episode we chat with Jonny Wale of HUUB WattBike and the current events in the world. We chat everything from his possible world record attempts to his start in the sport all the way to a possible ride with Great Britain Team Pursuit. This episode is sponsored by BeetRoot Pro. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeeandvanchats/support

Dan Bigham made headlines in 2017 when he took 10 national time trial titles in the UK and he was also the driving force behind the underdog story of Team KGF who went on to become national pursuit champions and they won their first World Cup in Minsk. Wattshop: https://www.shopforwatts.co.uk Team KGF Documentary: https://huubwattbike.com/film

Welcome back to another episode of Coffee and Van Chats - On this episode we chat with Team Pursuit legend and probably the most controversial cyclist Dan Bigham. Along with being a team pursuit legend - when it comes t aerodynamics Dan knows it and has reinvented the way we look at being aero. Dan started and road for the british squad HUUB WattBike a squad built up of a bunch of misfits in the British Cycling Federations eyes. The squad would later go on to being a dream team leading to a few World Cup wins over some of the World best teams, even the British National Squad! Dan and I chat everything from Dan's UCI trade team HUUB Wattbike, his contract to work with Denmark for the 2021 Olympic Games Campaign and the controversial limited opportunities from British Cycling Federation. So please sit back, relax and enjoy this episode! This episode is brought to you by: Contravans and BeetRoot Pro Huub WattBike Documentaries --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeeandvanchats/support

In this episode of Service Course join Lizzy Banks and Tom Whalley as they take an look back at the track team from Derbados that took on the world and turned the track scene upside down. Team Huub Wattbike have been the leaders in technical innovation in the world of track cycling since they burst on to the scene as Team KGF back in the 2017 British National Track Championships. Since then, they've pushed the UCI rules to tipping point and watched the UCI push back with many different rule changes, ultimately leading to the banning of trade teams from track World Cup events. Being down but not out, Huub Wattbike simply decided to end on a high. May should have seen them attempting to break multiple track world records at altitude in Bolivia but that dream was also scuppered when they found themselves stranded in Tenerife during their final preparations. We also take a look at some of the latest emerging tech and speak to Callum Skinner about his Hindsight glasses just launched on Kickstarter. Service Course is supported by Science In Sport (https://www.scienceinsport.com) . Music is courtesy of epidemic sound (https://www.epidemicsound.com) . This episode was produced by Tom Whalley.

Dan Bigham is a multiple British Champion (Time Trial and track), a member of the Huub Wattbike track team, and an aerodynamics consultant who recently helped the Danish track team beat the team pursuit world record. In this episode Dan goes into many of the most important aspects of optimizing aerodynamics on the bike.    IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: -Aerodynamics testing protocols: on the road, at the velodrome and in the wind tunnel -On-bike aerodynamic sensors and their use cases -Bike fit and aerodynamics -Equipment, upgrades and the £/watts ratio   SHOWNOTES: https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts229/   THAT TRIATHLON SHOW HOMEPAGE: www.thattriathlonshow.com   SPONSORS: Precision Hydration - One-size doesn't fit all when it comes to hydration. Take Precision Hydration's FREE sweat test and learn how you should hydrate. Use the discount code THATTRIATHLONSHOW15 to get 15% off your order OR use the code THATTRIATHLONSHOW and get your first box for free.   ROKA - The finest triathlon wetsuits, apparel, equipment, and eyewear on the planet. Trusted by Javier Gómez, Gwen Jorgensen, Flora Duffy, Mario Mola, Lucy Charles and others. Visit roka.com/tts for 20% off your order.   LINKS AND RESOURCES: Huub Wattbike website Wattshop website Previous aerodynamics episodes on That Triathlon Show RATE AND REVIEW: If you enjoy the show, please help me out by subscribing, rating and reviewing: www.scientifictriathlon.com/rate/   CONTACT: Want to send feedback, questions or just chat? Email me at mikael@scientifictriathlon.com or connect on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

“You shouldn’t just force riders to do something; you should allow them to have their own ideas, thoughts and options to control their own destiny” - Dan BighamOne of our most controversial guests yet is back for another round in the studio! We invite Dan Bigham into our campervan-turned-recording studio at the World Championships in Harrogate.Fresh from his bronze medal win in the World’s Mixed Team Time Trial, Dan gives us an exclusive insight into the new Mixed TTT race, explaining what it is, time trial tactics and getting pied on the podium. We also get his thoughts on mixed gender events and the relationship between coaches and riders.In the face of new UCI rules - which are set to prohibit Bigham’s Team Huub WattBike from racing in the Track World Cup - he reveals the team’s new goal; breaking a world record. With gruelling altitude training underway and a roster of new, promising riders joining the team, Huub WattBike will be putting its innovative methods, tech and equipment to the ultimate test in April 2020.We’ll also be talking about old rivalries, online trolls and setting up some battles with Bigham. Stay tuned for more World Championships Podcasts!Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch all of our cycling podcasts on our YouTube channel. We’re sponsored by Tempur Mattresses - listen to the show to receive a code for £100 off a new mattress. A special thank you also to La Marzocco for providing our coffee machine on the road and North Star Coffee for providing the beans!Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook

Alex talks us through many topics including aero opportunities in ultra-cycling; bike frames and how they are evolving; wheels and where we may see wheel development going over the next few years, HUUB Wattbike, aerodynamics, TT, the UCI and much much more.

Introducing the underdogs of the cycling world; Team Huub Wattbike. With a non-traditional route into cycling, this team burst onto the scene at nationals and have held their own ever since. From maxing out credit cards to attend the World Cup, to their innovative approach to aerodynamics - they’re making waves (and winning them medals).This week, Olympic champions Callum Skinner and Philip Hindes talk to Huub Wattbike teammates Dan Bigham and Jonny Wale about all things cycling. Following on from Episode 12’s discussion on the National Road Championships, this cycling podcast begins with some other points of view and Bigham has his say on the day. In other news, Hindes is back in the gym, you guessed it; squatting.Then it’s full-speed ahead into Huub Wattbike’s inspiring story. Bigham (AKA The Raptor), initially studied and worked in performance engineering, when a chance opportunity gave him his first taste of cycling. Wale, however, had always been passionate about the sport and found his purpose within the team after battling mental health issues.“We’re literally here because we’ve got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ride our bikes really fast.” - Jonny WaleHaving taken on the Commonwealth Games and won the team pursuit in the Belarus World Cup, Bigham and Wale share their winning strategies and forward-thinking focus on kit and aerodynamics. But it’s not been easy. From living in cramped quarters to home break-ins; their gritty determination has seen them endure some massive highs and lows.Now, they’ve been thrown another curveball: the UCI’s recent decision to ban trade teams in future World Cup races. We discuss their thoughts on the matter and what it means for the future of British cycling and Huub Wattbike.Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch all of our cycling podcasts on our YouTube channel.Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook

Today on the Cycling Time trial podcast we welcome Dan Bigham and Jacob Tipper. In the relatively old and pretty well represented world of time trials and track racing, the HUUB Wattbike team has created a splash in a pretty mature industry. They are here, there and everywhere, and it would be a lot easier for them to outline everyplace that they are rather than me trying to figure it out. Welcome Dan Bigham and Jacob Tipper!

Kolie and Kyle sit down with The Fastest Pursuiter in the World, Ashton Lambie, and talk about gravel racing and training for the track, his world record individual pursuit, his time with Huub-Wattbike, and the aerodynamics of the mustache.

This episode of The Cycling Podcast features an extended interview by Richard Moore with Dan Bigham, John Archibald, Jacob Tipper and Jonathan Wale of the Huub Wattbike team that has been ruffling feathers on the track. At the weekend, they won the national team pursuit title and their rider John Archibald rode a 4-09 in the 4,000-metre individual pursuit, which gives him the second and third fastest times in history as well as the fastest at sea level. Richard hears how the self-styled disruptors from the People's Republic of Derbados – or Derby as it's more commonly known – are taking a maverick yet scientific approach to going as fast as possible. They explain why they are aiming high and hope to break the world team pursuit, individual pursuit and Hour Records in the next couple of years. They also explain why their route to World and Olympic medals might be more complicated. It's a fascinating listen. We also recap what's been going on in the world of professional cycling as the 2019 road season begins to get going. And we discuss Iljo Keisse's inappropriate gesture when posing for a photograph which led to his disqualification from the Vuelta a San Juan for bringing the event into disrepute. Finally in this bumper episode – and continuing the track racing theme – we hear from Lotto-Soudal's Victor Campenaerts about his plan to tackle Bradley Wiggins's Hour Record. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport. **OUR SPONSORS** **Rapha** have begun to unveil additions to their 2019 range, including their Explore shoes, which are perfect for bikepacking, and a range designed by the legendary Paul Smith. [**Rapha.cc**](www.rapha.cc) **Science In Sport** are offering all listeners 25 per cent off their range of energy bars, drinks and gels at [http://www.scienceinsport.com](http://www.scienceinsport.com) Use the code **SISCP25** when you reach the check-out. We are delighted to welcome our episode sponsors this week – **Laka**. Laka is a smarter way of insuring your bikes and gear. It’s a community of cyclists joining together to play fair and take good care to save each other money. Go to [www.laka.co.uk](www.laka.co.uk) to find out more. **FRIENDS OF THE PODCAST** We'd like to thank everyone who has signed up as a Friend of the Podcast for 2019. Your support keeps these episodes free for all to enjoy. The second of our 11 special episodes is online now. It's called Jumbo-Visma: Chasing Sky and takes us behind the scenes at the Dutch team that has quietly evolved into a serious contender for the Grand Tours. It costs £15 to become a Friend at [thecyclingpodcast.com/friends](thecyclingpodcast.com/friends)

Paul and Adam meet up with Dean Jackson, or "Deano" to discuss Ross Edgley's brilliant #GreatBritishSwim as well as how the Brownlee Brothers have helped to shape the future of the brand, originally conceived in a Costa Coffee in Folkestone, UK! This fact-filled show charters the history of the UK's biggest and best wetsuit brand, HUUB Design. During the show, Dean Jackson (#gamechanger) discusses with Paul and Adam the vision for the company and recalls how Paul and Adam's insight utilising the Swim Smooth Swim Types methodology helped conceive the first few series of suits to embrace and acknowledge how everyone needs a suit to fit them individually with respect to their buoyancy profile and how they swim. We get the low-down and juicy inside information about Red Bull's Ross Edgley's amazing 2800km swim around the UK (#GreatBritishSwim) and how many wetsuits it took to get him round during this epic 157 circumnavigation to set an amazing new world record. Dean discusses how the Brownlee Brothers (who share 4 Olympic medals in triathlon, including 2 gold) helped give their insight into the new Agilis suit and we also hear about what the future has instore with the new HUUB / Wattbike track cycling team. One thing's for sure - this is a not-to-be-missed episode of the Swim Smooth Podcast!