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The Odd Tandem Cycling Podcast with Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt
At 18 years old Cat Ferguson's palmares is already remarkably full. Last year she dominated the World Championships junior division - taking both the TT and Road titles in Zurich, that came a month after she bagged two more titles on the track in the Omnium and Team Pursuit.Cat has subsequently kicked off 2025 with a Cyclocross relay World title and a third place on the road in her debut campaign at the prestigious Trofeo Alfredo Binda. We caught up with Cat in between recon days for Paris-Roubaix as she heads into her third monument of her fledgling career.The Odd Tandem is a Shocked Giraffe production and is produced by Mark Payne. The music is written and performed by Taylor Phinney.To hear the ad-free version of the podcast - head to the Odd Tandem Patreon page and Jensie's thoughts on the 2025 classics season!Patreon.com/OddTandem And you can follow the podcast on social media by heading to @Oddtandem on Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok and Bluesky.Or head to our Youtube channel to see the video version of the podcast. Youtube.com/@OddTandem
Hour 3 of The Big Show with Rusic and Rose is on demand! George and Matt host the Stanley Cup Breakfast panel out in Canmore for Hockey Day in Canada! The guys are joined by: Beckie Scott – Olympic Cross-Country Skier, 2002 Gold in Combined Pursuit, 2006 Silver in Team Pursuit, 15x World Cup Medalisto Chandra Crawford – Olympic Cross-Country Skier, 2006 Gold in 1.1 KM Sprint, 7x World Cup Podium finishes, Founder of Fast & Female non-profito Kelly VanderBeek – 2002 Canadian Jr Athlete of the Year, 1st CDN woman to reach a podium on home soilo Lanny MacDonald – 1989 Stanley Cup Champion, Hockey Hall of Famer, Flames Great(24:43) Later on, the guys discuss the Ramifications of the Flames dropping back to back games to the St Louis Blues. The playoff race has gotten even tighter now and the two losses have now allowed the Blues to remain right in the thick of things. Later, Team Canada's Para Hockey team Captain Tyler McGregor joins the show! Tyler tells his story of learning to become a sled hockey player, the 3 Olympic Medals he has won, the prep for the next Olympic games and more!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
Kristen Faulkner is a cyclist and the 2024 Olympic champion in the Women's Road Race and Women's Team Pursuit. Faulkner grew up playing sports in rural Alaska and was recruited to row crew at Harvard. After graduating with a degree in computer science, she moved to New York City and worked for a venture capital firm, identifying early stage software startups for investment. She missed competing and being part of a team, so with a recommendation from her friend, she took an introductory cycling class in Central Park. She quickly realized she loved the sport and started training before work and on the weekends. She competed in amateur races and hired coaches to help her perfect her form. In 2020, she was invited to join a women's professional racing team based in San Francisco, and over the next four years, she trained extensively, using her VC brain to analyze her performance. She notched several professional race wins, and after deciding to quit her VC job to pursue cycling full-time, she moved to Europe to train. This summer, she competed in the Women's Team Pursuit and Women's Road Race events in the 2024 Paris Olympics, bringing home gold medals in both categories.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Today Anthony chats with Dan Bigham. Dan is a true trailblazer in the world of cycling. He's a former holder of the world hour record, a silver medalist from the recent Paris Olympics in the Team Pursuit, and was the chief aerodynamics engineer at Team Ineos. Now, he's making waves after moving to Bora and Red Bull, where he's leading their aerodynamics efforts. And of course they talk about something every cyclist can relate to: aerodynamics. Whether you're racing or just trying to shave off a few minutes on your weekend ride, Dan shares some actionable insights on how everyday riders can make serious aerodynamic gains. WHOOP Your health underpins EVERYTHING you do in life, and WHOOP helps you understand and proactively improve it through 24/7 monitoring. Go to join.whoop.com/Roadman to get a free month's WHOOP membership on me! 4iiii Powermeter The PRECISION 3+ Powermeter from 4iiii is a compact yet powerful unit & is packed with features that set it apart, including integration with Apple's Find My network PLUS It's got up to 800 hours of battery life.Learn more by visiting 4iiii.com Wattbike Head on over to wattbike.com and use roadmanten you'll get 10% off the Wattbike Atom HUEL You can order Huel Ready To Drink directly to your home, go to huel.com/roadman LeCol For amazing cycling kit go check out LeCol at www.lecol.cc Use code roadman20 to get 20% off your LeCol order The heart beat of our community & best place to reach me is Twitter Want to watch full interviews on video? Check out our new Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/roadmancycling?sub_confirmation=1
Silver for New Zealand in the women's team pursuit at the velodrome, while we're looking ominous in kayak sprints and high jump.
New Zealand have won silver in the women's team pursuit in the track cycling at the Paris Olympics. Barry Guy spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss from the velodrome in Paris.
Ally Woolaston, Bryony Botha, Emily Shearman and Nicole Shields were edged by the United States in the final. Watching from New Zealand was Bryony Botha's sister, Leigh-Ann, she spoke to Corin Dann.
The women's team pursuiters won silver in the track cycling on Thursday morning. The team of Ally Woolaston, Bryony Botha, Emily Shearman and Nicole Shields won the country's sixth silver medal of the Games. Nathan Rarere spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
Dame Lisa Carrington is leading the charge in the kayaking, and the track cyclists are in rapid form.
As a teenager, Scott McGrory - Dual Olympian - Bronze in 4000m Team Pursuit at the Seoul Olympics in 1988. After missing out in 1992 and not even trying to qualify in 1996. The Madison came in as a new event and at the age of 30 during a tumultuous time in his personal life, he reinvented himself and with Brett Aiken won Gold in the Madison at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. Now a respected cycling commentator, you will hear him calling all the cycling disciplines in Paris. Here is his story : Dan Lonergan www.danlonergan.weebly.com Aussie Home Loans www.aussie.com.au
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Ian Hallam is an Olympic medal winner from a time when British cyclists generally didn't win Olympic medals. He first represented Great Britain at the Mexico games in 1968 and went on to win a bronze medal in Munich in 1972 and again in 1976 in Montreal in the Team Pursuit. He also won 3 Commonwealth titles in the Individual Pursuit and 4km Team Pursuit and has held no fewer than 25 National track titles between 1969 and 1981. Chris Sidwells caught up with Ian this week to talk about his career, training and life after cycling (plus some lesser-known aerodynamic innovations from the 1970s!). Get in touch with us at cyclinglegendspodcast@gmail.com
With the final Nations Cup of the season nearing, Sarah Van Dam was in Milton, Ont., with the Canadian squad getting ready for the event. Since the Olympics are only a few months away, the Nations Cup is a key part of the qualification process for Paris. Van Dam and the other riders on the team pursuit squad are after a top-eight place at minimum. But they're really expecting a better result. In 2023, the group took bronze in the event in Milton.Van Dam uses road cycling to support the track, however, she finds the track work doesn't actually add to her racing on tarmac. Still, she's continuing to balance both disciplines this year as she did the previous season. Last year, she took on a serious block of road racing in Europe, which she found overwhelming at first. She didn't even eat during a 140-km stage. In March, she was back on the narrow, twisty routes of that continent, making improvements. Following the Olympics, Van Dam is planning to mix it up once again on the roads of the one-day Egmont Cycling Race Women and seven-stage Tour Cycliste Féminin International de l'Ardèche.From serious racing, and serious splinters from crashes on the track, the discussion in this podcast episode also moves to dancing. Van Dam and her teammate Maggie Coles-Lyster create dance numbers for social media. Van Dam discusses that process, and how they roped in a reluctant Champions League rider, one who'd go on to win the event, into one of their clips.This episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is supported by the No. 22 Bicycle Company, makers of fine titanium bikes. Founders Mike Smith and Bryce Gracey check in to discuss their unique approach to bike construction, which is all done in North America, and their hands-on approach to getting you the best bike.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit sempremilan.substack.comOli and Anthony discuss the reports that Milan are interested in purchasing a Serie C team to use as a ‘Next-Gen' side.
Catch British cyclist Ethan Vernon sharing his top winter gear picks for braving the UK's cold and wet weather while training. Dive into his stellar debut season in the WorldTour, clinching impressive wins at the Tour of Slovakia and Volta Catalunya, alongside his prestigious titles as Team GB's Team Pursuit and Elimination World Champion. Join in for a dynamic discussion that goes beyond cycling, touching on his coffee passion and pre-training breakfast rituals. Tune in for an episode packed with valuable insights and engaging anecdotes, perfect for cycling enthusiasts and curious listeners alike.EPISODE TOPICS (00:00) Welcome(02:53) Perfect Winter Kit to Beat the Cold and Wet(03:58) What's In Your Race Rain Bag(04:23) What Excites You About Bike Racing(05:21) Joining the WorldTour(06:14) Road Aero Suits(07:04) Balancing Winter Training (08:10) Favorite Coffee Style and Sweet Treat(08:51) Race Food (11:26) Joining Soudal Quick-Step and Learning the Ropes(16:13) Biggest Cycling Dream(16:26) Grand Tours(17:06) EndingIMPORTANT LINKSEthan Vernon (Instagram)Host: Soren JensenGuest: Ethan VernonSEND US YOUR QUESTIONSIf you want your questions to be answered on air, be sure to submit your questions by sending us a message on social media or by email to podcast@castelli-cycling.com________Follow us on social:InstagramInstagram TriathlonFacebookWe're also on STRAVA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
From within the infield at the recent Track Nations Cup in Milton, Ont., athletes snagged medals, joked, made vows out of frustration and looked ahead to the world championships and Paris 2024. Find out about the off-track competition team-sprint members Kelsey Mitchell and Lauriane Genest had the day they rode to silver along with Sarah Orban. Learn about the psychology and tactics that go into a team pursuit race. Sometimes you can use an opponent's strengths against them, which is what the Canadian women's squad did in the bronze-medal race.Also, the two Matts talk Liège-Bastogne-Liège and the Pan Am championships. Terry reports on the cool stuff he saw a Sea Otter, including carbon-fibre bottom bracket threads, new hubs and, yes, jean shorts.
Kelland O'Brien at just 24 years old is already having a cycling career to remember. On the track, he is a two-time world champion, commonwealth games gold medalist, and Olympic bronze medalist. He had his first professional year on the road last year and is already showing how exciting a rider he is and will be. But he's not just an impressive young rider physically, mentally as you'll hear in this episode he is another Aussie athlete that you want to get your full support behind. The way he gives insight into his racing and training and how he goes about things, there is a reason that he's been so successful. And you don't get two World Champion titles for nothing. Timestamp: 00:00 - Introduction 04:09 - Kell's Session of the Day 05:46 - Sessions Before Race Days 07:00 - Pre Race Preparations 09:20 - Track to Road Racing 10:55 - Managing Training Load 16:45 - Last Year's World Tour Experience 20:50 - Making It To The Top 24:00 - The Importance of Confidence in Racing 26:30 - Kell's Mentors 28:11 - Sitting On The Back 31:10 - Vuelta Experience 35:00 - Paris Nice Time Trial 41:07 - How It's Like Be A World Champion at 18 44:00 - What It Looks Like to Prepare for World Champs 47:00 - Importance of Enjoyment 51:00 - Regular Contact with Family 52:20 - Appreciating The Journey 54:00 - Brisbane 2032 55:30 - How To Process Dissappointments 59:20 - The Motivation To Keep Going 1:01:30 - Grand Tour Goal 1:03:00 - Spring Classics 1:04:15 - Team Pursuit: 600 Watts Power If you want to learn how to TRAIN SMARTER and RACE FASTER, you can join our weekly coaching email, just go to: getfastpodcast.com Some of you might already be in there, but many of you won't be and so this is our official invitation for you to come and join our free community: www.facebook.com/groups/trivelocoaching Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trivelocoaching/ Want access to Gerard's Famous Monthly Coaching Newsletter? Go here: https://www.trivelocoachingprogram.com/memos Disclaimer: The Content in this podcast is in no way intended to be medical advice, treatment or diagnoses. None of our Content is intended to imply that any products mentioned, remedies or information provided are intended to prevent, diagnose, cure or alleviate a disease, ailment, defect or injury or should be used for therapeutic purposes. The Content is intended to assist you with running, cycling, swimming or triathlon and should not be substituted for medical advice by your healthcare professional. We do not accept any liability for any injury, loss, or damage incurred by the use or reliance on our Content.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dan Bigham is definitely a unique person in the world of cycling, being employed as a performance engineer by Ineos Grenadiers while he trained for the World Hour Record which he beat and being part of the Filippo Ganna World Record Attempt and on top of this Dan Bigham even managed to qualify for the GB's Team Pursuit team which went on to win Gold at the World Championships in 2022.
In today's episode, we speak with pro cyclist Ruth Winder about...Her experience dealing with Low Energy Availability (LEA) and losing her menstrual cycle How she adjusted her food intake to restore energy balance and regained her cycleHow her relationship with food has changed throughout her pro cycling career Ruth began cycling at the age of 15. Since then she has been competitive at a high level. Most notably, she made the 2016 Olympic Track Cycling Team for Team Pursuit, winning the 2019 National Road Race Championship, and taking home the over all win for the Tour Down Under in 2020. Ruth has seen much success on the Velodrome in past years and in European racing since transitioning back to road after the 2016 Olympics. She raced full time in Europe for the Pro World Tour Team: Trek-Segafredo. Most recently, she won the Belgium spring classic Brabantse Pijl 2021. She found her passion for coaching in 2015 and has really enjoyed sharing not only her knowledge of being a coached athlete for 11 years, but her tactical knowledge as well. Ruth is a USAC level 3 coach.Please note that this podcast is created strictly for educational purposes and should never be used for medical diagnosis and treatment.See you in the next episode!***New customers save 10% off all products on our website with the code NEWNR10Find our Menopause Support Meal Plan here: https://nutritional-revolution.com/product/menopause-support-meal-plan/Find our Weight Loss While Training Mini Course here: https://nutritional-revolution.com/product/weight-loss-while-training-webinar-mini-course/If you would like to work with our practitioners, click here: https://nutritional-revolution.com/work-with-us/If you're interested in sponsoring Nutritional Revolution Podcast, shoot us an email at nutritionalrev@gmail.com.***Mentioned:Ruth WinderInstagram: @ruthwinder8NutritionSkratch Labs Post Workout Recovery Drink Mix: https://amzn.to/3hN6wfu365 by Whole Foods Market, Cereal Corn Flakes Organic: https://amzn.to/3VdghBmMORE NR New customers save 10% off all products on our website with the code NEWNR10 If you would like to work with our practitioners, click here: https://nutritional-revolution.com/work-with-us/ If you're interested in sponsoring Nutritional Revolution Podcast, shoot us an email at nutritionalrev@gmail.com.
FasCat coaches Ricky Arnopol and Zach Gregg will be racing at the UCI Continental level in 2023 as part of Project Echelon, for which FasCas coach Isaiah Newkirk is the performance director. On this pod, Ricky and Zach talk about how they are training, and how the FasCat athletes they coach are training this winter. A lot of the same principles apply... Zach Gregg also reveals that he is shooting for a spot on Team USA for the 2024 Olympic Games in Team Pursuit. Ready to start training with a plan or a coach like Ricky or Zach? Head on over to FasCatCoaching.com and use the code 25podcast to save 25% off your first plan now.
For this episode I am joined by British Track rider, Neah Evans.After training as a vet, Neah took up cycling as a way to keep fit and soon fell in love with the bike and then with the Track.Neah has represented Scotland at 2 Commonwealth Games, most recently in Birmingham 2022 winning medals on the track and in the road race. Neah has also represented Great Britain in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics winning a Silver medal in the Team Pursuit.We chat about racing all over the World, the expectation for Team GB to succeed and the riders that have helped Neah to win so many Team Pursuit medals at European and World level.I really enjoyed hearing Neah's story and how successful she has been after coming into the sport so late. I hope to see a lot more of Neah in the future.Find all episodes of the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all the usual podcast places. You can also listen via my website https://cyclingtalkpodcast.buzzsprout.comFind me on Instagram https://instagram.com/cycling.talk.podcastI'm also on Facebook and Twitter.Follow on the GCN app for free https://gcn.social/cyclingtalkThanks to those who support me and the podcast:https://bigbobblehats.co.uk - Get 15% off with code CYCLINGTALK15 https://veloskin.cc - Get 10% off with code CTP10 (this also gives 10% to support me and the podcast!)Moore Large - https://moorelarge.co.ukForme Bikes - https://formebikes.co.ukAlpina Sports - https://moorelarge.co.ukThank you for listening, liking, sharing, following, streaming and giving me your feedback!See you on the BikeSupport the show
Abby Hummels, Audrey Lavalle, Jessica Schueter and Olivia Hubbard talk about winning the Little 500 spring series event Team Pursuit.
Mia, a former Kilkenny Camogie player came to cycling through the Cycling Ireland Talent Transfer programme and swapped her hurley and sliotar on the GAA pitch for a bike, fast racing, an indoor track just five years ago and has never looked back. Alice is a swimmer, turned triathlete, who took to crit racing before trying her hand at track racing. Both cyclists now race as part of the Irish Track cycling team and as part of team IBCT on both the road and the track. Alice a former National Irish Road Champion in 2019 and Mia who won Bronze in the Individual pursuit in the U23 European Track Championships in 2020 are part of the Irish Team who claimed a bronze medal in the 4km Women's Team Pursuit at the European Track Cycling Championships in Switzerland last year setting a new National Record in the process along with team mates Kelly Murphy and Emily Kay. Currently based in Belgium, Mia and Alice are living, training and racing together as they pursue their passion for cycling and focus on getting to Paris in 2024. The team mates have a friendship and camaraderie that sees them encourage, inspire and support each other to be the best that they can be in sport and in life. Watch this space! The Irish girls are powering up the pedals to go full gas pursuit of their goals and dreams.
We pay tribute to Olympic Gold Medalist Dean Woods OAM. Dean won gold for Australia in the 1984 Team Pursuit and received an Order of Australia medal in 1985 for services to cycling. Phil Liggett and Matt White join the show live.
Oak Park native, Marquette University graduate and Olympic speed skater Emery Lehman joins John Williams and WGN Radio’s Olympic Correspondent Ryan Burrow to talk about his experience at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and capturing a bronze medal in men’s Team Pursuit.
Oak Park native, Marquette University graduate and Olympic speed skater Emery Lehman joins John Williams and WGN Radio’s Olympic Correspondent Ryan Burrow to talk about his experience at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and capturing a bronze medal in men’s Team Pursuit.
National Champion track cyclist and podcast host John Croom joins us in the Blanket Fort. From starting out with a $100 Fuji, John Croom has won eight national titles in track cycling and set the US national record in Team Pursuit. Lately he has even tackled the Leadville 100, Unbound Gravel 100 and a few other epic rides along the way. In the midst of all this, John hosts the cycling podcast Coffee and Van Chats, where he has interviewed a laundry list of notable names in the cycling world. You can also find him on Instagram and a few other places listed on his website. Find out more about SUPA (and get some socks!) on our website, on Instagram or on Facebook.
The Beijing Blitz is your quick news update every day of the Beijing Winter Olympics. Each day the Beijing Blitz will look at the big moments, the key events coming up and check out the medal tally.Beijing schedule2018 men's team pursuit final highlightsFollow Sport Today on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's Day 10 of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, and TKFLASTAN has made the podium again! TKFLASTANI Erin Jackson competed in the Women's 500m long track speed skating event and won some hardware. What color is it, and (maybe more importantly) did she make Jill cry? It's a winter wonderland at Beijing 2022, as all three competition sites got snow – which for some competitions, made for a very challenging day indeed. Did the mountain win again? Did the cold and the wind get to the competitors? Today's sports schedule includes: Alpine Skiing – Men's Giant Slalom Biathlon – Men's and Women's Pursuit Bobsleigh – Women's Monobob Cross-Country Skiing – Men's 4x10K Relay Curling – Men's and Women's Round Robin Freestyle Skiing – Women's Aerials Ice Hockey – Men's Preliminaries Speed Skating – Men's Team Pursuit and Women's 500m Speed Skating – Short Track – Men's 500m, Women's 3000m Relay At the end of the show, we feature tape from the mixed zone interviews with Erin Jackson's coach Ryan Shimbakuro and with Erin herself. This show does cost money to produce, and while our listeners have been extremely generous in supporting us through the Kickstarter campaign that got us to Beijing and also through Patreon patronage, we're coming up on 2 ½ years until another Olympics, so to celebrate the Lunar New Year, we're asking for donations of at least $8 -- in China the number 8 is a lucky number symbolizing good fortune -- to help us get through to Paris 2024. Go to flamealivepod.com/support to donate. For a transcript of this episode, please visit: https://wp.me/pbRtIx-1G6 Thank you so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!
Beijing 2022 Preview: Mark Hanretty on Figure Skating; Valerie Maltais on Speed Skating and Short Track Welcome to the latest episode of The Ice Skating Podcast – with the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games just three days away! On this pod we are joined by the marvellous ISU commentator Mark Hanretty, who offers up a razor-sharp preview of Figure Skating at Beijing 2022. Whether you're a fan of Nathan Chen, Yuzuru Hanyu, Anna Shcherbakova, Kamila Valieva, Alexandra Trusova, or one of the incredible pairs or ice dance couples, Mark has got all the insight you need.After that, we've got the two-for-one value of Valerie Maltais of Canada, who is headed out to her fourth Olympic Winter Games. Maltais has been at the last three Games as a Short Track Speed Skater, and offers great insight into that discipline - but she is at Beijing 2022 as a Speed Skater, and part of the Canada women's Team Pursuit squad that are in with a great chance of winning a medal. The Ice Skating Podcast is brought to you every week during Beijing 2022, hosted by Luke Norman and Nick Moore.
Jame Carney's pedigree in the sport as a cyclist himself is unquestioned. He twice earned a trip to the Olympic Games, the first time in 1992 in Barcelona before returning again in 2000 at the Sydney Games. Carney posted his best Olympic finish in Sydney, finishing 5th in the Points Race. Carney was also a three-time Pan American Games Medalist, earning Silver in the Team Pursuit in the 1991 Havana games before taking his second Silver Medal in the 1999 Winnipeg games (Madison). In 2003, Carney added a Bronze Medal in Madison to his case, earning the finish at the Santo Domingo games. Also a two-time UCI World Cup Track Champion (2001-Points Race, 2002-Scratch Race), Carney has been an Elite National Track Champion 22 times and is also a 10-time Worlds Team Member. Jame is currently the head cycling coach for Piedmont University in Georgia. Carney recently sat down with me to talk about his accomplishments as a rider but also as a coach. He is someone I truly respect for his kindness and honesty.
HUGE thanks to Claudio for sitting down and chatting. It was awesome to hear from someone that has RACED in some of the biggest races in the world, won a National Championship in Team Pursuit, and now coaches at Astana. If you like training articles, be sure to check out the blog, and get in touch with us for a Free Power File Analysis. www.evoq.bike/blog Now, to the show notes: The early years; what was "training" like when Claudio was young UCI Races as a Junior, how did his training get broken up amongst rides with friends? 2006-2010: The Pro Years! Running indoor experiments in his lab...aka basement! Can you increase someone's internal motivation? What was training like in the U23 years (we jumped around a bit) What's the most important thing in training...no, he didn't say consistency or volume!! This was a good one. A great chat around: 1) Strength and Power 2) Aerobic Power 3) Endurance Long Rides --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evoqbike/support
Juggling training by itself is hard. Juggling training along with real life obligations is even harder. Add the physical and psychological changes that come with menopause and midlife? Oh boy. Better call Cirque du Soleil for some tips. Or you can call a lifelong athlete, veteran coach, and exercise physiologist like this week's guest, Lenita Anthony, who provides sound, science- and life-based advice on planning your exercise sessions, balancing intensity with recovery (especially when it comes to high intensity intervals), and setting exciting new goals during this time of life. Lenita is a longtime fitness industry presenter, author, and master educator for Stages Cycling. She is a National Board Certified Health Coach, and has over 25 years experience in clinical exercise physiology and fitness education. A former IDEA contributing editor board member, her expertise includes program design for special populations and sports performance. A lifelong athlete, Lenita raced triathlons of all distances, including the Ironman Hawaii World Championships in Kona. In more recent years, she has put her competitive focus into track cycling, where she has won National and World Championship titles, and set 4 age-group World Records in Individual Pursuit and Team Pursuit. Her passions include volunteering as a Ride Leader for the Challenged Athletes' Foundation, strength training, and surfing with her sons near her home in San Diego, California. **Support the Podcast** InsideTracker: 25% off at insidetracker.com/feistymenopause Nuun Hydration: 30% off at nuunlife.com with the code HITPLAY
The topic of athlete mental health has become the biggest talking point of these Olympics. How do top athletes manage the pressures on them to perform, and do fans and media put too much weight on wins and losses? On today's podcast we examine this conversation. We also break down the U.S. women's Team Pursuit, which rode to the bronze medal this week. It's just the second medal for Team USA at these Olympics, and far fewer than the seven medals that USA Cycling said it was targeting this year. We examine this delta between Team USA's ambitions, and the reality of these games. Then, Olympians Amber Neben and Haley Batten join the podcast to take us inside the women's individual time trial and cross-country mountain bike events. Neben was fifth place in the ITT, just barely missing out on a medal. She examines her ride and gives us some behind-the-scenes perspective on her experience in Tokyo. Batten finished ninth in the XC race, and shares some perspective on how she managed the external and internal pressures to perform in the biggest race of her career. This week's episode is brought to you by Travel Texas, which reminds you that Texas is home to some of the best bike racing and bike riding in the U.S.
The UCI need to pull their finger out and regulate the stuff that matters. Two preventable crashes in the Team Pursuit - all in the name of aero gains. 14 day challenge www.roadmancycling.com/14day Support this podcast: www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh All the bits & bobs I recommend are here www.roadmanresources.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roadman-cycling-podcast/message
The UCI need to pull their finger out and regulate the stuff that matters. Two preventable crashes in the Team Pursuit - all in the name of aero gains. 14 day challenge www.roadmancycling.com/14day Support this podcast: www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh All the bits & bobs I recommend are here www.roadmanresources.com
The Team Pursuit is a very prestiguous event in the Olympics and this years edition may see more fast times coming with the defending world champions Denmark favourites to win and also Filippo Ganna will be part of the Italian team and recent Ineos Grenadiers signing Lucas Plapp for the Australians. Dan's book: https://www.shopforwatts.co.uk/products/start-at-the-end-book?_pos=1&_sid=68833b868&_ss=r Follow us @thecyclingdane Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecyclingdane Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecyclingdane8 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Thecyclingdane Our new merchandise webshop: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/the-cycling-dane-webshop You can contact us at: thecyclingdane@email.com
Kristin Armstrong and Matt Stephens chat about the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, and how she is preparing her athletes to compete in the women's Mountain Biking and Team Pursuit cycling events. With three Olympic gold medals to her name as well as two World Championships in Time Trial, Kristin admits she now cares a little too much about her athletes and explains how that competitive feeling never really goes away. Never afraid of a tangent, the duo converse on the themes of time travel, tracksuits and pizza too.
Coaching both a track racing cyclist and a mountain biking cyclist requires an entirely dual approach. On the mountain biking side, Kristin is working with Hayley Batten's innate lack of fear to ride the most technical of sections as well as encouraging her through her racing despite inconsistent results. On the track side, she is focused on transitioning Emma White from cyclocross racing to pushing massive power for standing starts and dialing in minute aspects of her aerodynamic setup. Listen as Coach Kristin Armstrong discusses leveraging her knowledge about the science and the art of coaching, as well as heat training to bring these two promising young athletes to Tokyo.
Georgia Simmerling will be competing in Track Cycling team pursuit this summer at the Tokyo Olympics, for her second time, but this will be her 4th time competing at the Olympics. She is a power house competing in 2 winter Olympics for Alpine skiing and freestyle skiing in ski cross making her a 2x winter Olympian and she’s a bronze medalist in track cycling. She’s made history doing this, becoming the first Canadian athlete to compete in a different sport at her first three Olympic Games. Listen in to how she's doing and so much more!
What makes the perfect team pursuit rider? How do you make up the team? And why does it look so easy on TV? We go back to the start of Geraint's career as three-time Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy joins the GTCC for a deep dive into 'the best event on the track'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Riders of Alpha Xi Delta and JetBlach talk about preparing and racing 2021 Team Pursuit. Due to COVID this event served as race day qualifications.
On this weeks program Chris chats to Tom Flood from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada about his creative cut through messaging about riding to school with kids, car culture, cycling advocacy, The All-Powerful Bicycle Lobby, aggressive vehicle design and more.Local bicycle-themed news includes a *possible early announcement* about Victoria's long overdue minimum passing distance legislation, Wheel Women on the lookout for more Ride Leaders and Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club becoming dual state track champions in Team Sprint & Team Pursuit, only two years after the demolition of Maurice Kirby velodrome
Today, we are joined by Mindee Stevenson, who is the current masters world champion in the team pursuit. Mindee has been winning races on the velodrome for many years. After winning the Masters World Championship in the Team Pursuit in 2019, Mindee discovered she had bladder cancer. Listen in as Mindee walks us through her racing as an elite cyclist, and her later return to racing as a masters athlete to become world champion. Mindee also describes her battle with cancer, and how her coach and team are so important to her fight.
Topics Discussed: Ed's presence on the previous episode, and his new role as the rolling co-host of the P3 Podcast! The advice Ed would give himself as a youngster if he could; how it's important not to focus too much on material pursuits and accolades, and focus instead on being happy, humble and good to those around you. The Olympics and sports bubble that athletes such as Ed experience during the Olympic cycle, Ed's experience with it and how he has learnt to handle it over the years. How some people, such as Geraint, are naturally more positive, and how Ed feels like he is almost the opposite of that. The importance of being centred and knowing your own self-worth when it comes to achieving your goals. How over-analysing can be a strength and a weakness, and how it may have caused Ed's negativity in the past. Ed's experience with leadership, how it's often thrust upon someone, and how Ed learnt from his failures with leading when he was younger and improved upon them. How Ed and Phil met during the difficult time surrounding Team Pursuit's famous terrible result in 2014 and how it helped Ed turn a corner as a result of that. Ed's back injury, surgery and subsequent recovery during 2015, and how the support he felt and the determination it triggered in Ed helped him go on to do succeed at Rio 2016. Phil relates the lessons learnt from Ed's injury can be related to the world of business. The importance of not getting complacent and appreciating what you have already done as opposed to always focusing on what's next. Ed's opinion on what common threads Mark Cavendish, Geraint Thomas and Dave Brailsford have, and how their positive mentality may be what has helped them to be so successful. How Cavendish would tell people about his outlandish goals because he wanted to be held accountable, whereas Geraint had a quiet confidence in himself and wouldn't want to appear arrogant to others. How Cavendish and Geraint both have entirely different personalities on and off the bike. Cavendish's and Garaint's good values, and how they are both great people off the bike. Ed's two worst ever days on the bike. Ed's biggest sporting and non-sporting hero. The five guests that Ed would invite to his retirement party. Ed's future roles with Pro-Noctis, but mainly the Clancy Briggs Cycling Academy, why Ed set it up and why he thinks it is so important for kids to have access to cycling References:The Clancy Briggs Cycling Academy - https://www.clancybriggs.co.uk/homeEd Clancy's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ed.clancy/?hl=enEd Clancy's Twitter - https://twitter.com/ed_clancy?lang=en
The Lioness has found her way back to the pack. Kendall Ryan, now of L39ion of Los Angeles is focused on earning her spot on the the US Olympic team for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in the Team Pursuit and the Madison. However, that focus isn’t going to preclude her from pursuing her dreams of complete and total domination of the #critlife. The Crit Queen joins us to talk about how she’s taking the time to invest deeply in herself and preparing for the challenges that are going to face her in the coming year. We also talk about her focus on recovery including the vital importance of sleep. She’s became an ambassador for ChiliSleep and cannot say enough good things about their product. And just for you she’s here to provide a promo code: Kendall22 to help save 22% off your purchase of a unit that she says has changed her sleep quality for the better.
The Lioness has found her way back to the pack. Kendall Ryan, now of L39ion of Los Angeles is focused on earning her spot on the the US Olympic team for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in the Team Pursuit and the Madison. However, that focus isn't going to preclude her from pursuing her dreams of complete and total domination of the #critlife. The Crit Queen joins us to talk about how she's taking the time to invest deeply in herself and preparing for the challenges that are going to face her in the coming year. We also talk about her focus on recovery including the vital importance of sleep. She's became an ambassador for ChiliSleep and cannot say enough good things about their product. And just for you she's here to provide a promo code: Kendall22 to help save 22% off your purchase of a unit that she says has changed her sleep quality for the better.
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
Hey guys welcome back to another episode off Coffee and Van Chats - we bring you some of the most interesting personalities the cycling has to offer! On this episode we chat with Vincent De Haitre. Vincent is currently 2 time winter Olympian in speed skating for Canada and has recently switched focus to the Team Pursuit in hope to crack into the 2020 Olympic Games. Vincent got 4th at the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in the kilometer time trial. This episode is brought to you by: Chili Technology When you go to www.chilitechnology.com, you can take $150 off both the chiliPAD and OOLER with code CROOM. GO TO: www.chilitechnology.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeeandvanchats/support
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
Dotsie Bausch is a 7-time USA Cycling National Champion, an Olympic medalist, a featured athlete in the film, The Game Changers, and the executive director of Switch4Good. We talked to Dotsie about her very unusual path to an Olympic podium; her work at Swith4Good; and what we ought to understand about dairy products and the dairy industry.TOPICS & TIMESDotsie’s athletic background (1:44)When did you start cycling? (7:55)Mental toughness vs. natural ability (12:50)Getting into Track Cycling & Team Pursuit (16:07)2012 Olympics (19:19Mountain biking (22:29)What is Switch4Good? (24:18)Why focus on dairy? (38:04)Where to follow Switch4Good (1:00:50) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Frederik has since won multiple world championship medals and was part of the quartet that won the European Championship in 2019 and famously the quartet that broke the world record twice and thereby Frederik also became world champion. Frederik's social media: https://www.instagram.com/frederik_rodenberg/
Charlie Tanfield has had an incredible start to his cycling career and he talks about his national, commonwealth and world success on the track. Charlie's social media: https://twitter.com/CharlieTanfield https://www.instagram.com/charlie_tanfield/
Julius Johansen is a multiple world champion and he was part 2020 World 4km Team Pursuit Championship Final World Record 3.44 Denmark Berlin Why not give Julius a follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johansenjulius/
Long track speed skater Denny Morrison looks back on the Vancouver Olympics & discusses his disappointment of not reaching the podium in his individual races to winning the gold medal in the Team Pursuit.
Steven Burke was part of the victorious Team Pursuit teams in London and Rio
Turtle Wilson joins us on this episode of the Watts Up Podcast. Turtle’s wife, Gwen Afton, won the gold medal at the 2019 UCI Masters World Championship Women's 55-59 Team Pursuit. Turtle wants to talk about communication – he has had issues with this in the past. It is challenging to know when to give feedback during a workout. Early on in the relationship, you need to layout the expectations of communication for the athlete and the coach. Most coaching companies will have several different plans – one focuses on analysis, and another focuses on communication. Metrics should be your first communication talking points. The data should include weight, mood, sleep, stress, and diet. The coach will be able to filter through your data and determine what could be impacting your lifestyle. As a coach, Turtle wants to know if the athlete feels successful. If an athlete comments, then Turtle is going to respond. Instead of putting all your data into emails, the more the athlete can put into TrainingPeaks, the better off the athlete will be. Race reports are a fantastic tool that Turtle uses frequently. They tell the coach what the athlete was thinking during the race. Plus, for later races, the athlete can go back to their report and see how they could improve.Turtle reinforces that it’s essential to record all your metrics so your coach can give feedback and analyze the data. The first metric Turtle likes to see is body weight. Even if an athlete is feeling sick, Turtle wants it to be noted into the metrics. That way, he can get more useful information by looking at trends throughout the month.TrainingPeaks: https://www.trainingpeaks.comHow to add a metric in TrainingPeaks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO4npurkdrw
PodCrash - Talk of Champions with Philip Hindes & Callum Skinner
What happens when you fulfill a life-long dream at just 23? During the Rio Olympics, Owain Doull scooped a gold medal in the Men’s Team Pursuit. Then, suddenly, he was back road cycling, heavier than before and struggling to keep up during the Tour of Britain. This week, Philip Hindes and Callum Skinner talk about the highs and lows of elite cycling with Team Ineos’ (formerly Team Sky’s) Owain Doull.Doull then spills all about his team’s transition from Sky to Ineos, the grassroot impact Sky has had on British cycling and the uncertainty many athletes face when it comes to contracts. Interested in what an elite athlete eats? The Welsh champion reveals what he chows down in a day, why he quit alcohol and the benefits of low carb riding in the lead up to a race. Callum also reminisces about a favourite old haunt: Chicken King, and the fine balance between partying and training when living in the British Cycling flats. With the Yorkshire Road Championships fast approaching, talk moves on to protesting, hilarious pranks on Chris Lawless and being sent strange things in the mail...Plus, will virtual racing take off? Is Dowell taking on Tokyo and what does the future hold for Team Ineos? Join us for another lively episode of the best cycling podcast around (even if we do say so ourselves…), PodCrash.Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch the full podcast on Hindes’ YouTube channel.Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook
Bevo chatted to the entire five members from the world record breaking cycling team at Poland's World Championships earlier this year. With one microphone, one round table and one of the lads overseas via Skype we nailed it!
It’s the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. TEAM USA is lined up at the starting line of the Velodrome for the Team Pursuit cycling event. The women representing USA are going for gold against Britain. The eldest member of the three is a 39-year-old cyclist who years earlier nearly died from anorexia and a drug addiction. Dotsie Bausch is a 7-time USA Cycling National Champion, a 2-time Pan American Champion and an Olympic Silver medalist. Titles achieved in a sport she didn’t start until she was 26 years old. This former runway model initially took up cycling to recover from an eating disorder and excessive Cocaine use. Desperate and suicidal, Dotsie who is 5’ 8”, weighed less than 100 pounds when she sought professional help. This record-breaking athlete, overcame unbelievable odds to become an Olympian, is a staunch advocate for animal rights. She promotes a vegan lifestyle for everyone, especially athletes, who she says can perform as well on a plant based diet. A shining example of someone who after hitting rock bottom was able to reinvent herself and achieve the seemingly impossible -- become a champion not only in the world of cycling but to all the people she inspires and motivates to make a better life for themselves. Fighting hard to regain control of her life, pouring everything into getting strong and healthy, and by vowing never to go back to the hell she had created has paid off in ways she never could have imagined.
This week we learn from Jorrit Bergsma, the 10,000 metres speed skating Olympic Champion. Following our interview with Jan Blokhuijsen in episode 75, Jorrit gives his side of the story on why he withdrew as the Dutch substitute for the Team Pursuit at the 2014 Olympics. The three-time World Champion shares stories of his childhood, growing up on a houseboat in Friesland, in the north of the Netherlands. Bergsma reveals how close he came to representing Kazakhstan at the 2010 Olympics. He also talks about being married to a fellow speed skater, the four-time World Champion Heather Richardson-Bergsma. You can continue to follow Jorrit’s journey on instagram and twitter @jorritbergsma If you want to support our podcast please head to patreon.com/bestintheworld See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Katie Archibald became an Olympic cycling champion when she won gold at the Rio 2016 Olympics in the Team Pursuit. The Team GB rider is this week’s guest on the Best in the World with Richard Parr. Katie tells Richard what it feels like to now be an Olympic champion and the pressure that it brings. She also talks about her talented sporting family, coping with injuries and writing. She reveals that Laura Kenny (nee Trott) is very superstitious. Katie also talks about her favourite books and tv series. You can learn more about Katie on her Facebook page: facebook.com/ katiearchibaldcyclist and by reading her blog: http://bikesandbobs.blogspot.co.uk/ This podcast was brought to you by Audible. You can check out their service at audibletrial.com/best See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's a jam-packed, hyper-caffeinated edition of HBP! Greg, mattio and Frances talk a little bit of pro racing (sort of), bike design, the politics of bicycle mode share (kind of), and the amazing new Team USA Women's Team Pursuit bike (for real!)Episode LinksiTunes (Subscribe! Leave us a review!): The Workingman's Honest Bicycle ProgramBicycles built on people's attempts to draw them from memoryThe Bicycle Design Project and Greg's thoughts on it from 2014(Mostly) terrible design student bikesThe amazing new USA women's team pursuit bikemattio Twitter: @_mattioFrances Twitter: @FrancestasticGreg Twitter: @grolbyEmail us at honestbikeprogram@gmail.com
The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable Podcast Episode 131 Box of Lugs March 6, 2016 Host: Carlton Reid Today's Spokespeople: • Carlton Reid • Tim Jackson • Donna Tocci • Jim Moss Topics Included: • UCI Track World Championships; US Women win Team Pursuit gold • Belgian Holy Season has begun • Velon's Live Race Data; Buying ASO? • Does activity measurement result in less activity enjoyment? • Clean Space App - get rewarded for cycling! • Discs or Rim Brakes? • Enve sold for $50 Million • John Burke Reprises The Inconvenient Truth • Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage • Road Plus bikes at Taipei Cycle Show • The "Nichefication" of Bicycles • Tips, Suggestions and Best Practices Sponsors • Jenson USA • YOU! Please click the links in our show notes to support The Spokesmen WEB SITE: http://www.the-spokesmen.com The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommerical-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Team GB cyclist Andy Tennant is this week’s guest on the ‘Best in the World with Richard Parr’. He won gold at the 2012 World Championships in the Team Pursuit and is currently training for next year’s Rio de Janeiro Olympics. To prepare Andy is riding with the Wiggins cycling team alongside former Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins. The 28-year-old talks from his training camp in Tenerife about what it’s like to ride with Wiggins, the difficulties of travelling, Velodrome techniques and his love of coffee. He also discusses healthy eating and speaks highly of the Team Wiggins nutritionist David Dunne (@Dunne_Nutrition on twitter). You can contact Andy on Twitter @tennanto and you can send any feedback about the show to @richard_parr on Twitter or head to the website www.richardparr.net. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Kirsty Young's castaway is the cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins. Winner of four Olympic gold medals, six track World Championship gold medals and the first Briton to win the Tour de France, cycling is in his blood. His parents met through the sport - his Australian father was himself a professional, his British mother a keen follower. His father left the family when Bradley was still a toddler and it was his mum, Linda, who helped him pursue his dreams of being a champion cyclist. Inspired by Chris Boardman's success at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics by the age of 16 he'd won gold, silver and bronze at the Junior National Track Championships and was called up to the National Squad. He was Junior World Champion at 18. Knighted following his achievements in 2012, he's soon to attempt the world record for the furthest distance cycled in an hour and plans to return to the track in the Team Pursuit at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Producer: Cathy Drysdale.
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