

The Roadman Cycling Podcast
Anthony Walsh
We share tips, strategies & insights on how you can use cycling as a tool for health, for happiness & longevity. World Tour riders, authors & academics - every weekday.
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Jun 11, 2022 • 13min
7 Essentials I Bring On Every Spin - With Sarah
Sarah talks about what’s in her jersey pockets when she goes out training, the power of The Jinx and do you know what a Bidon is? Plus she BEGS you not to purchase this one item (leave it to the MTB crew).

Jun 10, 2022 • 23min
Chain Ring Tattoo Shame - With Sarah
A listener wants to know how to avoid the embarrassing chain ring tattoo, Anthony talks about his least favourite World Tour Rider and we have a new segment to the podcast -Tech Corner! This week Sarah spills all about her new piece of kit that has transformed her riding.

Jun 9, 2022 • 54min
Lessons Cyclists Can Learn From Ultra Running World with Zach Bitter
Zach Bitter is one of the biggest stars in ultra distance running breaking multiple American & World records. We chat about lessons cyclists can learn from the trail. Ultra athletes have led the world in advancements in nutrition and are still light years ahead of other sports, in their game you can't get nutrition wrong or it can have deadly consequences. Check out Zach's site https://zachbitter.com/ You can support this podcast by buying me a beer www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh

Jun 8, 2022 • 14min
6 Ways To Avoid A Sore A Ass While Cycling
One of the post painful and nagging injuries on a bike is a sore ass and/or saddle sores. So many of us grin & bear the discomfort and even characterise it as "part of the game". These six tips will make sure you never suffer from needless pain again You can support this podcast by buying me a beer www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh

Jun 7, 2022 • 53min
From Dead In A Ditch To Olympic Gold with Mark Rohan
Mark Rohan's life changed in an instant one cold November morning when he lost control of his motorcycle. From lying in a ditch almost dead to Double Paralympic Gold Medalist, Mark's story is heart breaking and inspirational in equal measure. My early encouters with Mark left a permanent impression on me. A champion is more than someone who wins races, Mark is the embodment of a champion on & off the bike. Respectful, humble but always driven. You can support this podcast by buying me a beer www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh

Jun 4, 2022 • 12min
Female Specific Road Bikes... Gimmick or Gimme? - With Sarah
Sarah talks about how she almost brought down the entire group after making a bike handling mistake. A listener wants to know if female specific bike frames are a good option and if you are a procrastinator… listen up. Sarah has a couple of tips for you.

Jun 3, 2022 • 20min
The Deadly Love Triangle That Has Rocked The Gravel Biking World - With Sarah
A crime of passion is rocking the gravel cycling fraternity right now and this saga continues with the lead suspect, accused of murder currently on the run. Sarah and Anthony chat about this crazy event ahead of the biggest gravel race in the world begins. Anthony gives some tips on how to eat to recover after training and a listener wants some cycling book recommendations.

Jun 2, 2022 • 55min
Cristiano Ronaldo's Sleep Coach - Nick Littlehales
Nick Littlehales is one of the world's leading authories on sleep and sleep optimization. He's the coach to the stars and counts the biggest clubs and athletes among his list of clients. You'll leave this interview with a new approach to sleep and a better understanding of the importance of sleep in peak performance and long term health. You can support this podcast by buying me a beer www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh

Jun 1, 2022 • 14min
5 Ways To Avoid Illness After Your Target Event
The days following your target event are the easiest days to get sick (as Sarah found out the hard way). Today I give you five really practical ways to improve your chances of staying healthy after you've completed your target event. https://www.patreon.com/Anthony_Walsh

May 31, 2022 • 52min
One Of The Icons Of Our Sport - George Hincapie
The phrase "can't see me, can't be me" is so important in sport. Without icons & role models, the next generation stagnates or never emerges. For me as a kid, romantic images from George Hincapie leading Lance Armstrong up mountain passes in the Tour de France were burnt into my brain. That's when I fell in love with the sport. Without George Hincapie there would be no Roadman Cycling podcast. It is my honour to welcome one of the icons of our sport to the show.