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Local leaders preview their Paris trip for the announcement of the 2034 Winter Games, longtime Park City-area landscapers fined $164K for storing equipment at home, Heber Bypass letter to UDOT still 'a work in progress,' Park City Fire District addresses fireworks ban and increased fire danger, endurance mountain bike race Park City Point 2 Point has a new director, and Summit County fire danger increased to ‘extreme' amid drift smoke advisory.

Prior to cycling, Tanner was a professional skier on the Telemark World Cup. He has a bachelor's degree with honors in snow science mechanics (civil engineers but with snow) from Montana State University. Tanner has been a professional mountain bike racer since 2016 and coach since 2017. He tops the podium at many well known races, recently having won the Park City Point to Point. He has experience racing various lengths and technicalities all over the country, a true seasoned pro. Tanner works with a variety of athletes, from juniors to pros. He specializes in developing young racers and guiding them through the seasons that come. Using his experience from years at competing at the top, he develops racers holistically and inclusively in XC, marathon XC, gravel, and cyclocross. 1. Get out and ride your bike. If you are new to cycling, don't worry about training metrics, having the best equipment, looking pro. Focus on building your engine and getting strong first. The rest comes later.   2. Get strong, not thin. There is a lot of toxic language in cycling about how thin is fast. Watts per kilo is king so if you lose weight you will get faster. This is NOT TRUE and this mentality is harmful to women AND men. There is no ideal body type in cycling. 3. Balance is key: life comes first, training comes second. Even if you are competing at a high level, prioritize things outside of your training. This may include spending time with friends, skiing on a powder day, practicing music, etc. If you miss a workout on your training plan to do something that is beneficial to your mental health, that is 100% okay. Life isn't all about training www.rockhornracing.com

The Park City Point 2 Point is one of the best mountain biking events out there. Indisputably a true mountain biker's course, packed with both fun and difficulty, with magic and beauty at almost every turn, the event is hard to ignore. Today we are very lucky to be joined by the founder and organizer of the event, Jay Burke! In our conversation, we get to go in-depth with Jay, talking about the inspiration behind the beginnings of the race, and then going through the course, play-by-play, trail-by-trail, and how you can approach the event if you are lucky enough to take part. This insider information is invaluable, and can really give your preparations a big boost, along with your excitement levels! Jay talks about the highly technical descents, stretches for recovery, refueling requirements, and the array of climates that the race traverses. Our guest also speaks about the focus of creating a primarily experiential event on some of the best single-tracks in the world! So for all this and much more from a great friend and mountain biker, be sure to listen in today!

If you know anything about Park City's, Point 2 Point than you know the phrase "I Did It". If you finish you get to say it, you get to wear it and you get to brag about it for life. Every year for the past 13 year about 350 racers toe the line at Point 2 Point. On Labor Day Weekend, endurance MTB riders drop in on some of the best singletrack Park City, Utah has to offer. Whether you're someone who rides the trails regularly, or you're an out-of-towner, the Park City Point 2 Point is guaranteed to please. In this episode we spend an hour with Point 2 Point race director, Jay Burke. Jay lives in PC, is an incredible outdoors athlete himself having raced mtb, Cyclocross, enduro, and gravel. He is a ski guide for Ski Utah's Interconnect as well. Jay is also a touring guide in the backcountry of the Wasatch Mountains. Jay is the epitome of a perfect Race Director for such an event as Park City Point to Point! Also announced in this episode: The Duole Crown.  In the same calendar year complete The Crusher in the Tuscher, Point 2 Point and LOTOJA. Complete these three events in the same calendar year and earn your place amongst the Mi Duole greats. Prove your willingness to say “I'm suffering” by finished the Duole Crown. 

Spend an hour with Mi Duole LEGENDS: Chris Peterson and Geno Smith. Title of the podcast comes from Geno Smith's pace line mantra:  Pace line mantra that will win friends and influence people and likely prevent you and others from cheese grating the asphalt My group riding form will instill trust and will not cause harm. I'll hold my line. I won't overlap wheels. I will brake smoothly. I won't create gaps and will work to close them. When it's my turn in front, I will control the urge to surge. I'll happily take my share of pulls but will pull off before I fade. I'll call out debris, turns, and stops. I'll keep an eye out for stragglers and help bring them up. If I get dropped, I won't release a string of profanity, at least not audibly. I'll have a few jokes and a smile to share, especially when the hurt is there. And, finally, I'll open food packets at the back of the line. Chris Peterson exemplifies in every way what we hope the team looks too.  For that reason he was the first recipient of the Mi Duole Yellow Jersey.  This jersey, which represents leadership, example, team work, courage, strength is gifted to Duole's who in the eyes of the team have earned them.  Much like the coveted “Yellow Jersey” it can't be bought.  His team has said of him, “Chris Peterson has been a faithful member of Mi Duole for years.  He is first to team rides.  He is crazy enough to ride the White Rim twice in a single day.  He is a friend to all.  He loves bikes and loves sharing biking with others even more.  He is constantly happy, upbeat and encouraging to all those who know him, but most importantly he can suffer!”  Like a true Duole, he is the living embodiment of “I suffer.” Along with Chris Peterson, Geno Smith managed and carried the Mi Duole Team.  The name “GENO” was always known as the King Pin of Mi Duole.  Geno has always had a passion for mountain biking, and living in the mecca of trails, up in Park City, Geno has spent a lot of time in the dirt.  Therefore, Geno is an accomplished and decorated (race wins) in mountain biking.  Even to this day, Geno is on the most recent leaderboard for one of the faster times on the Park City Point to Point race. He set the tone for some of us younger riders who are now becoming older riders, and that's the beauty of Mi Duole.

Sarah Kaufmann is a professional mountain bike athlete for the DNA Pro Cycling team and a USA Cycling certified level 2 cycling coach. She has raced across the U.S. and all around the world in places such as Vietnam, Guatemala, and Canada. We talk about how Sarah fuels for her mountain bike races and her coaching philosophy and history. Sarah has coached many athletes to some very impressive results as listed below: NICA Varsity boys Utah North Region series champ Masters Road Race National Champ Belgian Waffle Ride elite women's podium LOTOJA overall women's winner Moab Rocks overall and stage podiums 10+ Utah State Champ titles (road, crit, TT, XC, CX) 5+ NICA State Champ and series overall podiums 30+ NICA podiums 50+ I Cup podiums 40+ UTCX podiums 15+ Park City Point 2 Point finishers 10+ LOTOJA finishers 5+ Crusher in the Tushar podiums This is the fifth episode of The Endurance Nutrition Show where we interview everyday athletes about the food they eat to fuel their success. Subscribe to see endurance athletes from cyclists to ultra runners to everything in between! Sarah's coaching business: https://kcyclingcoaching.com/ Favorite ride fuel: Asend Strawberry Acai Hydration Drink https://asendnutrition.com/collections/hydration-products/products/strawberry-acai-1 Book: Roar by Stacy Sims https://www.amazon.com/ROAR-Fitness-Physiology-Optimum-Performance/dp/1623366860 Stacy Sims pre-menstrual supplementation recommendations (take one each night in the week leading up to your period): -45mg zinc -250mg Magnesium -1g Omega-3 fatty acids -80mg Baby aspirin This podcast addresses the following questions: Why it's best to listen to your body. Why the lowest weight doesn't always mean the best performance. Our thoughts on Stacy Sim's book Roar. What to eat during a mountain bike race.

Kyle Trudeau from Tucson, Arizona is a professional mountain biker and races for CZ Racing. He's a podium finisher in the Pro division of the Epic Rides Series, Park City Point to Point, National Championship mountain bike races, and countless other victories. Kyle (@slim493): Rides for: http://czphx.com @ConstructionZoneRacing Sponsored by: https://www.sockguy.com Coached by: https://gotenac.com Caffeinated by: https://www.prestacoffee.com Photographed by: https://hammervisionphotography.com

January 10, 2020 Park City Special Show Page  ABOUT THE EPISODE Jay sits down with Ben during lunch to discuss what makes the Park City area special and share what the Park City Point to Point is all about. The Point to Point course is a true point 2 point. Thanks to the plethora of trails, you will never be on the same trail twice. You will be riding singletrack for over 90% of the race (that’s a lot of 1-track) and the total distance is 75 miles with around 12,000′+- of climbing, all while traveling through two of the country’s premier mountain resorts. It will challenge your mental prowess, yet it will have you grinning from ear to ear. --------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Park City Point to Point – https://thepcpp.com/ ---------- ABOUT THE PARK CITY SPECIAL SERIES Ben headed out to Park City, Utah in June to check out the area's riding, the people involved, and take in the great experience that the area has to offer. As someone who has never spent time in or around Park City, it was an eye-opening great experience. It's definitely a world class destination worthy of consideration for a mountain biking vacation. A special thanks to Mountain Biking Park City, Park City Lodging, Deer Valley Resort, Jans Mountain Recreation Experts, and everyone involved with putting this together. A huge thanks goes out to Scott House for being our host/guide and all of his time, knowledge, expertise, and hospitality. Also, a big thanks to Eric Porter for allowing us to try to follow his wheel on some great trails.

Alex Grant (GearRush.com) talks about finally winning Crusher in the Tushar, some career highlights, and a deep dive into winning Park City Point to Point 8 times, while recapturing the course record. Zach Calton (Summit Bike Club) and Kyle Trudeau (CZ Racing) fought it out with Alex for 6 hours and put on a show. www.thepcpp.com Alex is supported by: www.gearrush.com www.hyperthreads.com www.enve.com www.cannondale.com

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September 8, 2018 The Path Podcast Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE The Path crew is joined by a semi-regular host, Megan, and special guest and The Path team rider, Dan Blurton. Dan shares his experience at the 2018 Leadville 100. The Path guys welcome all of your questions and encourage you to send them an email with the subject “Podcast Question” to podcast@thepathbikeshop.com.  --------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Shop the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/ Get on The Path Newsletter Email List: http://eepurl.com/tzr2b Epic Rides – https://epicrides.com/ Scott Spark RC 900 – https://www.scott-sports.com/us/en/product/scott-spark-rc-900-pro-bike?article=269747006 Leadville 100 – http://www.leadvilleraceseries.com/mtb/leadvilletrail100mtb/ Breck Epic – https://breckepic.com/ Park City Point to Point – https://thepcpp.com/ Follow Dan on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/ltdanblurton/ #ThePathPodcast Follow Megan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_meegs_/ Follow Auk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/e_auk/ The Path Bike Shop Website: http://www.thepathbikeshop.com/ The Path Bike Shop Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thepathbikeshop The Path Bike Shop on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepathbikeshop/ The Path Bike Shop on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepathbikeshop The Path Bike Shop on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+ThePathBikeShopTustin/posts The Path Bike Shop on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thepathbikeshop/ The Path Bike Shop on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/thepathbikeshop Like what you are getting from Mountain Bike Radio? Support it and get something in exchange.

• How more carbohydrate actually improves performance • Updated mobile apps! • Depleted glycogen stores vs. skipping breakfast • What it takes to win Park City Point 2 Point (beat the best XC racers in the country) • Can CX training replace Base training? • Is cold training as important/beneficial as heat training? • Gear and strategies for cold weather riding • What is muscle "activation"? • Is smooth pacing in CX a bad idea?

The Park City Point 2 Point may be the toughest one-day MTB race in the USA. It's 75 miles of pristine singletrack, viciously laced with 15,000' of climbing. It's a true test of a mountain biker's abilities, and one of the most gorgeous routes you could ride. 2x P2P champion and one of the best XC racers in America, Cannondale 3Rox's Keegan Swenson, joins us to give us all the insider information on how to prepare for and execute a successful endurance MTB race.

Ami Stuart has been a competitive athlete most of her life and contributes much of her life success to the attributes cultivated during participation in both team and individual sports endeavors. Both her personal and professional lives are focused on health and wellness. In her career as a member research at the University of Utah where she seeks to improve the wellness of patients through improvements in care and outcomes after surgery.  Additionally, she teaches as an adjunct in the department of Health Promotion and Education. She promotes participation in athletics as a part of a healthy lifestyle and believes that benefits are obtained through both recreational and competitive participation. In my personal In her personal life, she is married to a skilled and passionate cyclist who introduced her to Fat Bike Racing and understands and supports her addiction to endurance sports.  Prior to finding triathlon and cycling she enjoyed various sports through high school and was a member of the Oregon State University Varsity Rowing team. In road triathlons, she found immediate success and in my first race qualified for the ITU Long Course World Championships as a member of Team USA. Due to Due to expenses she was unable to race at the second ITU World Championships she qualified for in 2010. After second place finishes at the 2009 and 2010 Halfmax 70.3 National Championship races, she endeavored to race my first Ironman triathlon. I attained that goal in 2011 at Ironman Coeur D’Alene. After IMCDA, my husband and I moved to Salt Lake City, UT. In 2012 I found myself injured with a stress fracture in my femoral neck. Recurrent injuries kept me from significant amounts of racing until 2014 when I felt ready to begin again. Since that time I have participated in XTerra with some success and have found that my favorite racing disciplines are mountain biking, fat biking, and trail running. I won my first national championships in fat biking in 2016. Other highlights for 2016 include a second place age group finish at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships and an age group win at the Park City Point 2 Point (Park City, UT). In 2017 I won the Pro/Open Fat Bike National Championships and upgraded to pro on the mountain bike. In 2017/18 I intend to race the High Cascades 100 and the Park City Point 2 Point as well as local and regional races on the snow and dirt. I am a sport ambassador in Park City for mountain bike/fat bike brands with the goal to help other women find and feel comfortable in the sport and to promote a fun, adventurous, healthy lifestyle. She attained that goal in 2011 at Ironman Coeur D’Alene. After IMCDA, she and her husband and moved to Salt Lake City, UT.  In 2012 she found myself injured with a stress fracture in my femoral neck. Recurrent injuries kept her from significant amounts of racing until 2014 when she felt ready to begin again.  Since that time she has participated in Xterra with some success and has found that her favorite racing disciplines are mountain biking, fat biking, and trail running. I won my first national championships in fat biking in 2016. Other highlights for 2016 include a second place age group finish at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships and an age group win at the Park City Point 2 Point (Park City, UT). In 2017 I won the Pro/Open Fat Bike National Championships and upgraded to pro on the mountain bike. In 2017/18 I intend to race the High Cascades 100 and the Park City Point 2 Point as well as local and regional races on the snow and dirt. I am a She won her first national championships in fat biking in 2016. Other highlights for 2016 include a second place age group finish at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships and an age group win at the Park City Point 2 Point (Park City, UT). In 2017 I won the Pro/Open Fat Bike National Championships and upgraded to pro on the mountain bike. In 2017/18 I intend to race the High Cascades 100 and the Park City Point 2 Point as well as local and regional races on the snow and dirt. I am a In 2017, she won the Pro/Open Fat Bike National Championships and upgraded to pro on the mountain bike. In 2017/18 she intends to race the High Cascades 100 and the Park City Point 2 Point as well as local and regional races on the snow and dirt.  am a She is a sports ambassador in Park City for mountain bike/fat bike brands with the goal to help other women find and feel comfortable in the sport and to promote a fun, adventurous, healthy lifestyle.   Find Ami:  website: www.fatbikeparkcity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amistuberg/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/amistuberg Twitter: www.twitter.com/fat_bike_park_city  

October 14, 2016 The Last Aid Station Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE: This is the second part of a two-part episode. Mark shows off his race reporting talent again. In this episode, he dives into detail on the Pisgah Monster Cross, Park City Point to Point, Shenandoah 100, and Fools Gold. Listen in for some great recent race coverage from throughout the country. If you are a race director or racer who would like to hear your race report on an episode of The Last Aid Station, please contact Mark at Mark@Mountainbikeradio.com. If you have any questions or feedback for Ben, please email him at Ben@Mountainbikeradio.com. ---------------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Shop through our Amazon Affiliate Link Mountain Bike Radio Off Air Pisgah Monster Cross Park City Point to Point Shenandoah 100 Fools Gold National Ultra Endurance Series (NUE)