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We are here to share our cycling training & racing experiences. Let's combine data analytics, IRL experience, physical and mental training, and see what happens! 🚀⚡️🥇 Check out our site: https://www.evoq.bike/ and the blog at www.evoq.bike/blog for a TON of free information to make you STRONGER and FASTER YouTube channel has a lot of videos also! https://linktr.ee/EVOQBIKE Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/evoqbike/support
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler discusses the significance of unilateral strength training for cyclists, emphasizing the need for balance, stability, and muscle symmetry. He shares his personal journey in strength training, the importance of integrating strength exercises with cycling, and the long-term commitment required to achieve optimal …
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In this conversation, Owen Cole shares his journey as a mountain biker and coach, focusing on the unique challenges faced by student athletes in endurance sports. He discusses the importance of balancing training with school commitments, the significance of recovery, and the need for effective communication between coaches and athletes. Owen emphas…
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A friend saw my morning supplement stack and asked "WHY ISN'T THIS ON THE CHANNEL!?"So I was going to start a new channel and then realized how much more work that would be lol. People will come here for whatever videos resonate with them. This is just a video on supplements that I take, some with research from Optygen HP, others that I've used fro…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler and Landry Bobo discuss the concepts of durability training in cycling. They explore what durability means in the context of cycling performance, how to identify if it's a limiting factor for cyclists, and various strategies to improve it.Chapters:00:00 What is Durability?01:21 Identifying Durability as a Limit…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler and Greg Henderson discuss various aspects of professional cycling, including team dynamics, rediscovering passion for the sport, the importance of race reading skills, and the role of position in sprinting. They delve into the differences between track and road cycling, highlight career achievements, and share…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler discusses the strategic considerations for cyclists approaching a sprint finish in races. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's full range of capabilities beyond just sprinting power, advocating for a more holistic approach to training that includes endurance and tactical awareness. Housler also c…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler and Landry Bobo discuss the concepts of durability and torque training in cycling. They explore what durability means in the context of cycling performance, how to identify if it's a limiting factor for cyclists, and various strategies to improve it. The discussion also delves into torque training, its benefits…
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In this conversation, Dr. Amanda Smith discusses the unique physiological aspects of female athletes, including the impact of hormones on performance, the effects of birth control, and the importance of understanding the menstrual cycle in training. She emphasizes the need for tailored training strategies for women, the prevalence of injuries, and …
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In this conversation, cycling coach Grant Holicky shares his journey from swimming coaching to becoming a prominent figure in cycling coaching. He discusses the evolution of cycling tactics post-pandemic, the importance of high-intensity training, and the nuances of training load versus intensity. Holicky emphasizes the significance of mental stren…
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Noah Granigan, a professional cyclist, discusses his background in cycling and his focus on criterium races. He talks about his experience racing in stage races and the challenges he faced in making the transition to stage racing. Granigan also shares insights into his training approach, which includes a mix of volume, intensity, and neuromuscular …
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Hayden Mitchell is a movement educator and sports performance coach who emphasizes the importance of an ecological approach to human performance. He believes that movement is a common language that can connect people on a deep level. Hayden's approach is rooted in helping individuals find their own way and discover what works best for them. He enco…
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Full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZKozOib5S0In this insightful video, Jonny reflects on the challenges of maintaining a long-term career in cycling and shares valuable advice for younger athletes. He emphasizes the importance of finding passions outside of the sport, noting how having outlets beyond cycling can help balance the me…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler discusses strategies for cyclists to maintain and enhance their fitness during the off-season. He emphasizes the importance of varied training methods, including VO2 max workouts and rest reduction intervals, to prepare for the upcoming race season. Brendan also highlights the significance of enjoying the proce…
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In this conversation, GluteDoperDoc Timothy and Brendan Housler discuss the concept of glute doping and its application in cycling. They explore the importance of proper technique and muscle activation in cycling performance and pain management. They also discuss the role of glute muscles in generating power and how to train them effectively. The c…
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Full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZKozOib5S0In this episode, we dive into the specifics of interval training and its role in race prep. From zone 2 base work to high-intensity VO2 max intervals, I share how different sessions fit into my overall training plan. I talk about my experiences with various VO2 sets—like 6x2s and more co…
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In this conversation, James and Brendan discuss various topics related to cycling performance. They touch on the importance of considering the human side of the sport, including the emotional and cognitive features that can impact performance. They also explore the determinants of cycling performance, beyond just physiology, such as aerodynamics, d…
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Full Episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nseX_Xuh3GkIn this video, we dive deep into the training mindset and techniques that fueled my preparation for the Joe Martin stage race. I dedicated a 6-week block to honing my VO2 max power, tackling the demanding terrain with short, punchy climbs. I'll walk you through the nitty-gritty details o…
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In this podcast, we catch up with Ethan Batt again. We briefly talk about his back injury and the Pro Conti Team—Bolton Equities Black Spoke—quickly folding. Then, what’s it actually like racing in China!? Thanks, Ethan! Follow him on his social media here: IG - https://www.instagram.com/ethanbatt/ X - https://x.com/Ethanbatt1 STRAVA - https://www.…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/nseX_Xuh3GkIn this insightful discussion, we explore the concept of "fatigue resistance" and how it plays a crucial role in reaching the highest levels of cycling performance. Our guest identifies fatigue resistance as a key area for improvement, particularly for sustaining high power outputs after long hours of …
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Tobin Ortenblad discusses his transition from cyclocross to gravel racing and the challenges he faced. He emphasizes the importance of starting strong in gravel races and the need for high endurance and tempo work. He also mentions the significance of volume training and the balance between fitness and sustainability. Tobin shares insights on VO2 m…
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Full Episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K33V4tAwgZcIn this video, we dive into the benefits of incorporating over-under workouts into your FTP (Functional Threshold Power) training. Our speakers discuss how these workouts not only improve your mental stamina but also provide physiological advantages for certain riders. Whether it's adjus…
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Davide Martinelli, a former pro rider and current associate sports director, shares his journey and insights into the role. He discusses his transition from rider to director and the decision to step away from racing. Davide explains the responsibilities of an associate sports director, including race organization, communication with riders, and an…
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Ben Wiggins, a track and road cyclist, discusses his training and goals in a conversation with Brendan Housler. Ben rides for the Hagens Berman U23 development team and aims to compete in the LA Olympics. Ben highlights the importance of teamwork in track cycling and the versatility required to excel in both track and road disciplines. He discusses…
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Full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SnKwFiivvETempo is often misunderstood, especially in relation to stimulating mitochondrial growth and improving fat utilization. For athletes, particularly endurance athletes, performance improves through better fat utilization, preserving glycogen during competitions. Many confuse tempo with a h…
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Scout Hollister, a physical therapy student and Cat 1 cyclist, discusses 4 Pillars of High Performance on the bike. I was curious about Glute Dopers and the virtual aspect; he explains that virtual therapy became necessary during the COVID-19 pandemic and allows for a broader reach. He emphasizes the importance of addressing the specific needs of c…
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Brendan Housler discusses the importance of not giving up on challenging interval workouts. He shares a story of an athlete who bailed on a tough workout and emphasizes the need to think critically about the fail point and make adjustments to the workout rather than quitting. Brendan suggests scaling back the duration or intensity of the intervals …
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Full Episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SnKwFiivvEIn this video, John Wakefield discusses the challenges of training an athlete who is a talented sprinter but also wants to improve his climbing abilities for cycling competitions. The athlete, initially a sprinter, aimed to enhance his climbing to outperform other climbers and then win t…
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...and sent me this thought-filled email, that got me thinking, over this coffee. This podcast is OG in style, some will resonate with it, some will hate it. xoxo. As always, feel free to leave a comment or email me. Cheers, Brendan --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/evoqbike/support…
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Hannes Wilksch, a professional cyclist, discusses his training and racing experiences. He talks about his high altitude training camp in Austria and the importance of sleeping at a certain altitude for optimal training. Hannes explains that he typically trains in three-day blocks, with rest days in between, and adjusts the intensity based on the ra…
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Here are the key takeaways about training and racing in hot weather:1. Carbohydrate oxidation is reduced in hot conditions. Studies show that athletes may need to consume fewer carbs (around 60-70 grams per hour) in hot weather compared to cooler conditions.2. Muscle glycogen is used up faster in the heat, while ingested carbohydrates are oxidized …
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Clever Martinez, a professional cyclist, discusses his journey in the racing world and his experience with the Rockland Divo program. He shares his background in cycling, starting in Venezuela and eventually racing in the US. Clever highlights the importance of the track in developing skills and awareness in racing. He also talks about his strength…
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Tyler Williams discusses his experiences as a cyclist in the American cycling scene, including the challenges and opportunities. He talks about the state of cycling in the US, the impact of having two children on his training, and the need for discipline in maintaining quality training. Tyler also highlights the difficulties in the American cycling…
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In this conversation, Keegan and Brendan discuss various topics related to training and performance in cycling. They talk about the importance of fueling properly during rides to avoid bonking and the misconception that suffering through a ride without eating is a badge of honor. They also discuss the value of endurance rides and how they contribut…
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Brendan Housler reflects on his experience at the Tour of America's Dairyland, discussing the power requirements, racing tactics, and lessons learned. He shares stories from each stage, highlighting key moments and interactions with teammates and competitors. Brendan emphasizes the importance of adaptability and teamwork in crit racing and acknowle…
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Sean Quinn, a professional cyclist, discusses his racing career, training methods, and experiences in this conversation. He talks about his journey from starting as a young cyclist to becoming a professional racer. He emphasizes the importance of taking time to develop and learn how to win races at each level. Sean also shares his experiences in hi…
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The conversation covers Kevin Vermaerke's experience with racing, training, and competing in the Giro and Tour de France. It delves into the challenges, mental aspects, and physical demands of professional cycling, as well as the strategic and tactical considerations involved in racing at the highest level. Kevin discusses his experiences in profes…
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Svein Tuft, a former professional cyclist, shares his journey from being a mountain climber to becoming a successful bike racer. He talks about his experiences living in Andorra and the Kootenays, and the differences between the two locations. Tuft also discusses the challenges of riding in remote areas and the importance of having a satellite rece…
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What does it take to win an 80 mile road race that ends on a 7 mile climb with a KOM time around 32 minutes? Is 5w/kg enough? And damn, that's pretty late in the day for amateurs and domestic pros....In this video we look at what it took to ride the breakaway all day, as well as the efforts on the climb. MOST IMPORTANTLY, what can you do in your tr…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/z5Vj3J1bM1g In the video, the speaker discusses essential training strategies for athletes, emphasizing the balance between consistency and intensity. They caution against falling into the trap of only moderate efforts without allowing full recovery, advocating for a mix of high-intensity sessions followed by ade…
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In this conversation, Brendan Housler interviews Logan Owen, a professional cyclist, about his career and transition to gravel racing. They discuss topics such as Owen's background in BMX and cyclocross, his move to road racing, and his current focus on gravel racing. Owen shares his favorite discipline (cyclocross), his decision to focus on road r…
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👋🏽 If you're new to the channel, welcome! Check out some other training resources below, especiallyour new Training Plans page! https://www.evoq.bike/training-plansIn this video I recap the Tour of North Georgia: how base training helped with big finishing moves, our overall tactics, especially for GC, and lessons learned. Some extra notes are belo…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/2Hj8DcLEc9gColby Pearce shares an unpopular opinion regarding training methodology, advocating against strict zone-based training and instead emphasizing perceived exertion (RPE). Using a four-by-five workout as an example, they explain the importance of tailoring workouts to individual capabilities and preferenc…
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Race Across America is a fundraising event to support the programs of Top Buttons. But the event and the cause absolutely connect! The young women we serve are facing hardships on their life journey much of which is out of their control. They need a system of support to help them believe in their abilities and to help them achieve their goals. Just…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/z5Vj3J1bM1g In this video, Daniel discusses his coaching philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of "soft skills" over relying solely on data like watts and VO2 max. He suggests that while data is helpful, there's more to success in activities like bike racing, mountain biking, and gravel racing. Daniel highl…
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ayyyyy!! mini pod: some great questions from an Australian athlete racing in Canada. Also, gearing up for my first race in a while!!! SO HYPED. 🐨. hope this mini pod helps you dial in some race day tidbits. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/evoqbike/support
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The conversation between Brendan Housler and Peter Defty revolves around the topic of fat adaptation and the use of Vespa, a natural catalyst derived from murder hornets, to optimize fat metabolism. They discuss the limitations of traditional carbohydrate-based fueling strategies and the benefits of strategically timing carbohydrate intake. They al…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/2Hj8DcLEc9gThe video explores the evolution of metrics in cycling, emphasizing the shift from relying solely on subjective measures like perceived exertion (RPE) to the introduction of objective metrics like power. It discusses how power transformed the sport by providing a standardized measure of performance. Ho…
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In this conversation, Frank van den Broek, a professional cyclist, discusses his experience racing in the Tour of Flanders and his cycling career. He talks about the challenges of last-minute call-ups and the recovery process between races. Frank also shares his training methods, including volume and intensity, and the importance of fueling and sle…
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Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/2Hj8DcLEc9gThe video delves into the intricacies of coaching cyclists, highlighting the challenges of prescribing effective training efforts based on terrain and athlete capabilities. The coach discusses the importance of tailoring intervals to match the athlete's environment and physiological needs, rather than …
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