
Matt Beers
Professional off‑road cyclist for the Specialized Off‑Road Team known for high-power gravel and mountain bike performances, including winning Big Sugar. Guest on the episode to break down his race tactics, power file (431 W normalized for 2+ hours), and nutrition strategy.
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Aug 28, 2025 • 1h 3min
HOW PROS BUILD MASSIVE FTP GAINS | Matt Beers | Ask a Cycling Coach 547
Pro cyclist Matt Beers, known for his impressive FTP and gravel racing prowess with the Specialized Off-Road team, shares his journey into cycling and insights for bigger riders. He tackles the balance between weight and power, offers tactical advice for racing solo without teammates, and emphasizes the importance of consistency for performance improvement. Matt also discusses effective training strategies, nutritional balance, and mastering cadence to optimize cycling performance, making this a must-listen for aspiring cyclists.

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Oct 23, 2025 • 21min
431W for 2+ Hours?! | Matt Beers’ Unreal Big Sugar Power | Ask a Cycling Coach 556
Matt Beers, a professional off-road cyclist for the Specialized Off-Road Team, takes us inside his impressive victory at Big Sugar. He shares his insights on tactical racing with stunning power outputs, including a mind-boggling 431 W sustained for over two hours. Listeners will learn about the chaotic start, his strategic surges, and how he tested his competition before going solo for the win. Matt also discusses his meticulous nutrition plan, fueling for stamina with carbs and caffeine, and shares his thoughts on gravel vs. MTB racing dynamics.

Oct 27, 2024 • 1h 49min
Big Sugar recap with Matt Beers and Alexis Skarda
Matt Beers is a professional mountain biker celebrated for his endurance racing, while Alexis Skarda excels in gravel cycling and has shown remarkable resilience. They dive into their fierce tie-breaking sprint for second place in the Lifetime Grand Prix, with Alexis discussing her inspiring comeback from injury to land fourth overall. The duo reflects on the camaraderie and mental challenges inherent in competitive cycling, as well as exciting changes coming to the series next year. They also share engaging listener experiences from the Big Sugar Classic.


