We delve into the MTB world, talking to athletes, trainers, mechanics, brands and more, to bring you all the best insight that will inform and inspire you, and help you ride your bike faster, have more fun, and find out about more about the characters behind the sport that we love.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 252 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & FitnessFitnessWilderness |
Today, we’re joined by Katy Winton. In this episode, Katy opens up about her journey through burnout, the unexpected end of GT Factory Racing, and the reality of trying to find a team in the current economic climate. But fear not – Katy’s resilience ... more
Today, I’m joined by Dan Griffiths, aka Moonhead Media, known for his stunning mountain bike photography. In this episode, we’re going beyond the photos, diving deep into Dan’s personal journey. From capturing those jaw-dropping moments to confrontin... more
Today, I’m joined by Ben Plenge from the Strength Factory and we’re diving headfirst into the world of mountain bike fitness, tackling some of the most pressing questions from you, the listeners. From battling arm pump to fine-tuning your nutrition a... more
Today we’re joined by Trek Factory Racing’s downhill team manager, Andrew Shandro. We’ll delve into the dynamic journey of Andrew’s career, from his early days as a racer, through his time as a free rider and rampage competitor, to his pivotal role a... more
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Presenter is very articulate and easy to listen to, some times interviewers a little awkward but Chris is very fluid, researched and methodical. I’ll put a old DT episode before I put a new pink or vital epp on.
Chris consistently gets great guests with equally good technical knowledge. He asks questions really well to help get great explanations on technical mtb stuff.
What a great podcast interview skills great knowledge thank you
Great insight on rising and life
Can the higher rate of injury this year come from increased stress and more maximum rides due to the semifinals beeing added?
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Apple Podcasts | #40 | Germany/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #47 | Italy/Sports/Wilderness |
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