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The Cycling Performance Management Chart (Podcast #59)
W]hat is the performance management chart? Is it just a way to graph your fitness? Does it tell you if you're ready to race? Will it keep you from overtraining? The performance management chart (PMC) is the lifeline between an athlete and their structured training. But what what do all those squiggly little lines and numbers mean? How do you manage your training and your fitness using a PMC?
Cycling's Emotional Cost
Financial costs of cycling aside, the emotional cost of cycling is arguably much higher. In the past months, I've had no choice but to learn this...
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Coaching Q&A – Ways to Boost Your Training Outcomes (Podcast #58) GalleryCoaching Q&A – Ways to Boost Your Training Outcomes (Podcast #58)
Biohacking and performance hacks, Coaching discussion, Cycling Physiology, injury and cycling medicine, Nutrition discussion, Power training and discussion, Tailwind Coaching Podcast, Training discussion
Coaching Q&A – Ways to Boost Your Training Outcomes (Podcast #58)
Today, I'm talking about the most common ways to boost your training outcomes. These simple guidelines will help you get more fitness out of your training time.
Cornering: Understanding Apexes (Podcast #57)
Cornering is an important cycling skill to master if you're going to ride efficiently (and safely) and understanding apexes is a critical part of cornering properly.
Getting Back in the Saddle After a Crash
8 weeks post crash, getting back in the saddle means hours on the trainer. But each hour in the trainer is an hour back in the saddle...just where I want to be.
Ride Stronger: VO2 Max Workouts
Among the many things that cyclists require in their armament to be competitive (not only in races but on group rides), one of the least practiced and most important is VO2 max repeatability. The ability to accelerate to a VO2 max level effort, recover at threshold and repeat that process over and over is one of the most commonly lacking skills in the athletes I coach and consult. Unfortunately, it is one of THE MOST important skills a cyclist can possess.