
Breakfast With Boz Presented by Wahoo
Breakfast with Boz is hosted by Ian Boswell, former cycling World Tour racer and now converted gravel racer. Breakfast with Boz brings you interviews with inspiring athletes and news from inside the race. It may not always be breakfast during the podcast but it will always be entertaining.
Latest episodes

Mar 3, 2021 • 1h 22min
Concussion in Cycling
Crashes happen, and unfortunately, concussions can happen, too. How can we improve the culture and awareness around concussions in cycling, and how should riders safely return to riding following a concussion?

Feb 17, 2021 • 41min
Missing a Workout
Further reading on missing a workout can be found in this Wahoo Sports Science blog post. CLICK HERE

Feb 3, 2021 • 30min
Jim Miller
Jim Miller of USA Cycling joins to talk about the current state of cycling in America. Jim is the head of Elite Athletics at USA Cycling and has coached numerous riders to world champion stripes and Olympic gold medals.

Jan 27, 2021 • 45min
Phil Gaimon
Phil Gaimon joins to share how he stays motivated, discuss his Everesting World Record attempt, and describe how he is carving the path of the "new professional cyclist."

Jan 20, 2021 • 48min
Routines and consistency
Routines and consistency are crucial to being a successful athlete. Neal Henderson, Lawson Craddock, and Larry Warbasse share the importance of daily routines and consistency in their training and lives.

Jan 13, 2021 • 31min
Chris Burkard - The Long Way Around
Link to the premiere of The Long Way Around

Jan 6, 2021 • 38min
Aging in Sport
Get started on your training plan today. 14 day free trial of the Sufferfest here.

Dec 30, 2020 • 49min
Your 2021 Goals
This week we hear from you, the listener, about your 2021 goals and ambitions. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this episode. Have a wonderful 2021 season!

Dec 23, 2020 • 35min
Colin Strickland Frontiers
Colin Strickland's Frontier Video:

Dec 16, 2020 • 45min
Holiday Health and Nutrition
Recipe courtesy of Chris CosentinoRoasted Brussels Sprouts & Black garlic Bagna CaudaLet’s be honest a lot of the experiences of Brussels Sprouts have been lackluster at best. This one takes this not so loved vegetable and turns it into the star of the show.Serving size 4-61 Brussels Sprout Stalk2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oilKosher SaltBlack pepper, fresh groundAleppo chiliFor dipping: Black Garlic Bagna Cauda (see recipe below)Bring a tall pot of salted water to boil, while waiting for the pot of water to boil remove any ugly leaves or empty stems still attached to the stalk. Pre heat the oven to 500 Degree’s, once the water is boiling stick the bottom end of the stalk in and let blanch for 5 minutes, be sure to turn it as some of the sprouts will be just above the water. Repeat this same process for the top half of the stalk be sure to test the sprouts with a squeeze, they will give a bit and feel tender but not mushy. Transfer the stalk to a sheet pan with a piece of parchment paper or nonstick pad, drizzle the stalk with extra virgin olive oil while still warm then season with the salt, Aleppo & fresh ground black pepper.Place in the pre heated oven for 15 minutes rotating the stalk to get even color and crispiness all over the stalk. You will know it’s done; the aroma will be amazing and the Brussels Sprouts with be caramelized and be crispy. Remove from the oven and transfer to a serving tray, set on the table a few dipping items for the Sprouts then carve it like a turkey making the Sprout Stalk the star.Black Garlic Bagna CaudaServes 104 each salted anchovy filets¼ [one quarter] cup white anchovy fillets¼ cup lemon juiceMicro plane Zest from 1 lemon6 cloves black garlic1 cup extra virgin olive oil½ cup olive oilfreshly ground black pepperKosher saltSoak the salted anchovies in cold water to remove the excess salt and allow for easier filleting. Fillet all of the anchovies, discarding the bones and guts. In a blender combine all the ingredients and blend until smooth. Adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper to taste. Then serve warm with the roasted Brussels Sprouts stalk.