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Joe Friel

Legendary endurance coach and author of several bestselling books on endurance training, including "The Cyclist's Training Bible" and "Fast After 50". He is a founder of Peaksware and creator of TrainingPeaks software.

Top 3 podcasts with Joe Friel

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16 snips
Feb 13, 2025 • 53min

Joe Friel on Fundamental Truths and Practical Training Takeaways for Cyclists (#235)

Joe Friel, a legendary endurance coach and author known for books like "The Cyclist's Training Bible," shares invaluable insights for cyclists of all levels. He discusses the power of a high-performance mindset and how to balance training with career and family. Joe delves into the crucial difference between overtraining and overreaching, emphasizing the importance of recovery. He also highlights the necessity of strength training for both time-crunched and aging athletes, offering tips on customization and race readiness.
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8 snips
Jan 13, 2023 • 1h 14min

250: Why Setting Goals This Season is Important—and How to Do It with Joe Friel and Neal Henderson

Top coaches Joe Friel and Neal Henderson share secrets to effective goal setting in endurance sports. They discuss the importance of setting realistic goals, establishing expectations, individualizing goals in cycling training, and celebrating achievements. The speakers emphasize the significance of enjoying the journey, seeking support, and creating well-defined plans to achieve personal and athletic aspirations.
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4 snips
Feb 21, 2024 • 1h 8min

Season 6 Ep 2 — Exploring Joe Friel's 40-Year Coaching Evolution

Joe Friel, a legendary endurance coach and co-founder of TrainingPeaks, shares his transformative journey in the sports world. He reminisces about opening the first triathlon store in the U.S. and the evolution of coaching practices over four decades. Joe emphasizes the balance between personal experience and data-driven insights, while addressing the importance of sharing knowledge within the coaching community. He also discusses the impact of technology on training and the need for personal connection in remote coaching.