

337: End-Season Form, CX Race Fueling, and Getting to the Top Too Fast?
Sep 19, 2024
The discussion dives into maintaining peak cycling form as the season ends while balancing fun and training. It also tackles the fascinating trend of cyclocross racers using gels for short races, weighing their benefits against health implications. Personal anecdotes reveal the unique challenges female athletes face, especially those entering sports later in life. Plus, a hilarious hiking tale involving a moose adds a light-hearted touch to the mix. Overall, it's a blend of performance tips, nutrition strategies, and empowering insights into women's cycling.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Balancing Form and Fun in Cycling Off-Season
01:37 • 5min
Lighthearted Banter on Fashion and Relationships
06:26 • 2min
Peak Performance and Seasonal Transitions
08:01 • 12min
Humorous Encounter with a Moose: A Hiking Tale
19:47 • 2min
Fueling Performance: The Role of Gels in Cyclocross
21:22 • 9min
Carbohydrate Consumption and Performance: The Risk of Reactive Hypoglycemia
29:58 • 2min
Race Day Nutrition Strategies
32:03 • 11min
The Dynamics of Athletic Careers and Gender in Cycling
42:55 • 14min
The Struggles of Rapid Athletic Success
57:00 • 7min