Do you want to know how training makes you faster? Listen in. Kolie is a leading expert in endurance, sprint, and strength training for cyclists. Kyle is a NASA scientist and national champion sprinter on the track. Empirical Cycling is a coaching company specializing in individualized training plans for all cycling disciplines. If you like the podcast, please consider a donation at www.emp... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Six of our Empirical Cycling coaches put their heads together to answer your questions on whether mid season breaks will set your fitness back to the dark ages, managing burnout and disappointment, if younger athletes can still overtrain, balancing i... more
Today we use Rory's recent post event slump to discuss strategies for refocusing and finding motivation again. This is mostly through the lens of goal setting and how to incorporate season planning, fun and unstructured riding, new disciplines, time... more
Our very own coach James Mckay sits down to talk about the road to achieving his cycling career goal, a victory at the Lincoln Grand Prix. As this was his last race being coached by Kolie, they take a retrospective look at all the challenges and hard... more
After walking through the general structure and purpose of rest weeks, we break down the decision trees we use to plan rest weeks ahead of time, or what we look for to add them reactively. We also discuss using subjective metrics in rest week plannin... more
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This is a goldmine for anyone obsessed with the intersection of applied biochemistry and cycling data analysis. The hosts and his guests break down complex topics—like energy systems, nutrient timing, and power metrics—into practical insights you can actually use on the bike. Whether it’s dissecting VO2 max or crunching numbers from your latest ride, this show blends nerdy precision with real-world application. Perfect for data-driven cyclists who want to optimize performance without the fluff.
Scientific deep dives with great humor and banter
I’ve been listening to EC since 2019, stumbling across it honestly looking for a good podcast about the sport of cycling. I’d only been riding for a year or so and didn’t know anything about racing, training, nutrition, or recovery.
I’ve come a long way with them, at first self coaching from the lessons I learned on the pod, to eventually becoming a client. Kolie and his different co-hosts, though usually Kyle, speak very articulately about the biological adaptions that happen while training w... more
Kolie and Kyle make the science of endurance training super accessible. As a scientist is sport and performance, this is my go to for keeping up on material that is related to my work without having to wade through publications.
Unfortunately I found the latest podcast to be ageist. I’ll check in again when the podcaster reaches 60 years old…then see how they feel. I know plenty of people still riding strong (even some racing) into their 70s! Also, the podcaster could curtail the use of the f-word to keep the “clean” rating. It just isn’t necessary all the time nor do I want my kids listening to it.
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Content primarily revolves around the science of cycling, focusing on endurance training, muscle adaptations, nutritional myths, and psychological aspects of performance. Conversations frequently feature expert guests and delve into the complexities of training intensity, physiological responses to exercise, and evidence-based coaching strategies. The hosts, who combine a background in science with sports training, offer listeners detailed insights into optimizing performance through individualized training approaches. This unique blend of rigorous science and practical application sets it apart, making it appealing to both competitive cyclists and those simply interested in understanding the mechanics of endurance sports.
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Recent guests on Empirical Cycling Podcast include:
1. Rory Porteous
2. Jem Arnold
3. Billy Ryan
4. Traci Carson
5. Cole Tamburri
6. Erica Zaveta
7. Marinus Petersen
8. Alex Carmona
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