November 25, 2022 When are the best times to use low cadence? There are five uses that low cadence can optimize performance. Low Cadence (50 - 70 rpm) can be used to raise your cycling performance. I. Strength Training Low cadence training...
July 21, 2022 How to Silence the Voices of Self-Doubt Do you ever succumb to the voices of self-doubt that creep in during the tough moments? Well you are not alone, so do I. In this blog I share a...
July 19, 2022 Strategy - A Way For Pogacar To Take Back The Tour De France Lead In Stage 16 Tadej Pogacar tried to create some momentum but Jumbo-Visma stopped that right in its tracks with a flawless team execution. Pogacar’s efforts were strong, however, their lack...
July 12, 2022 Progress Over Perfection Progress ALWAYS trumps perfection. Struggle shows you are pushing your limits and gives you direction where you need to go next. It is those pesky expectations that fool people into...
July 10, 2022 Tour de France Stage 8 - Wout van Aert Sprinting Technique Wout van Aert took the win in Stage 8 of The Tour de France with an excellent display of technique to come out on top of Michael Matthews. Just like...
July 9, 2022 The Tour de France Stage 7 Winning Technique of Tadej Pogacar Technique makes the difference to help Tadej Pogacar take the victory on Stage 7 of the Tour de France. While most will brush off his performance due to him having...
July 7, 2022 Tour de France Stage 6 Analysis Stage 6 in the Tour de France saw some incredible riding by Wout Van Aert to try and bluff the GC teams into not using precious energy to chase him. ...
July 5, 2022 The Six Components That Made Wout van Aert's Solo Win Possible Wout van Aert won Stage 4 in the Tour de France with an incredible performance. While it looked like an impossible feat, there were six key components that worked together...
April 20, 2026 Remco Changed to This New Strategy to Win Amstel Gold Remco used an “all in to be as explosive as possible” approach to take the win in Amstel Gold. While this might sound obvious, I feel it is far from...
April 14, 2026 The Biggest Lesson You Can Take From Roubaix I want to talk about something bigger than tactics for a second. Wout Van Aert just won Paris-Roubaix. And yes, the way he raced was brilliant, his Race Open was...
April 12, 2026 How Wout Van Aert Won Paris-Roubaix All is right in the world now! WVA winning Paris-Roubaix is a fantastic example of how you should never give up, never lose hope, and most of all, respect that...
March 28, 2026 The Seven Takeaways From Stage 6 of the Volta Catalunya Now that was a dynamic stage 6 of the Volta Catalunya! Here are seven takeaways I have after watching it (from the couch, of course). 1. Jonas Super Strong and...
March 7, 2026 Tadej vs Seixas: Three Key Differences at Strade Bianche’s Decisive Moment In today's Strade Bianche, we saw another dominant performance by Tadej Pogačar, but we also saw a fantastic ride from 19-year-old Paul Seixas, who was able to follow Tadej the...
January 30, 2026 The Simple Elbow Trick That Unlocks Climbing Power Want more power on climbs with less effort? Bend your elbows. Seriously. This one position change improves climbing power, control, and performance immediately. Why Bending Your Elbows Changes Everything 1....
January 24, 2026 The Stretch Most Cyclists Skip (That's Costing You Power) You spend hours hunched over your handlebars. Your chest is tight. Your shoulders are rounded forward. Your neck is craned up just to see the road ahead. This isn't just...
December 27, 2025 How to Stop Hating Indoor Training and Start Getting Faster From It Like most athletes juggling work, family, and life, I train within a narrow window. When I ride, it has to fit into about 90 minutes, start to finish. Because of...