

FASTER Cycling
FLO Cycling
If you're into road cycling, triathlon, gravel cycling, or mountain biking, this podcast will help make you faster. We find industry experts on a wide range of topics to educate you on getting faster.
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Jul 7, 2018 • 1h 3min
Sweat Testing For Cyclists
Sweat and nutrition expert Darryl Griffiths discusses how studying your sweat can make you faster and solve nutrition problems. By following the advice in this podcast you can add 30-90 watts to your FTP.

Jun 23, 2018 • 1h 14min
Cycling & Sleep
Sleep expert Dr. Winter discusses how to improve athletic performance with sleep, helps to bust common sleep myths, explains how to improve your sleep, and much more. By following the advice in this podcast you can add 15-75 watts to your FTP.

Jun 10, 2018 • 59min
Recovery & Cycling
Restwise founders Jeff Hunt and Matthew Weatherly-White discuss overtraining, the importance of proper recovery, and using Restwise to become a faster cyclist. By following the advice in this podcast you can add 30 watts to your FTP.

May 26, 2018 • 1h 6min
Blood Lactate & VO2 Max Testing for Cyclists
UNLV Professors Tedd Girouard and Dr. John Mercer discuss how you can use blood lactate testing, V02 Max, and other technology to become a faster cyclist. By following the advice in this podcast you can add 15-45 watts to your FTP.

May 12, 2018 • 39min
Preventing Injury For Cyclists
Dr. Dane DeLozier and Dr. Matthew Smith discuss how physical therapy, injury prevention, and bike fit with surface EMG can help you become a faster cyclist. By following the advice in this episode you could add 10-12 watts to your FTP.

Apr 30, 2018 • 60min
Weight Training For Cyclists
Coach Mike Schultz discusses how personal coaching and strength training can help you become a faster cyclist. By following the advice in this episode you could add 7-10 watts to your FTP.

Apr 5, 2018 • 1h 1min
Getting Faster With TrainerRoad
Coach Jonathan Lee talks about how you can use the TrainerRoad app to become a faster cyclist. By following the advice in this episode you could add 10-50 watts to your FTP.