Recovery for Cycling
Sleeping, eating and following a well designed training plan are the three best recovery techniques for cyclists.
Frank Overton
Wintertime Workouts: the Cheetah Pounce & Sprint > Stalk > Catch ‼️
Five Wintertime workouts: Progress from #1 and increase the difficulty all the way up to our diabolical #5 “Cheetah Pounce”....
Frank Overton
Weight Lifting for Cycling
Increase your Functional Threshold Power (FTP) and improve your endurance by lifting weights. Read & listen to our training tip and...
Frank Overton
The Three Vital Components of Masters Recovery
They say that the true gains made in sport performance come not from the hard training, but from the rest...
Frank Overton
Gravel Training
There are 4 key elements to gravel training including the all important long gravel simulation ride.
Frank Overton
How Much Sweet Spot Training Should You Do?
Sweet Spot training is a balanced amount of intensity and volume that increases an athlete’s functional threshold power (FTP) and...
Frank Overton
How to Train and Race in the Heat
5 strategies to improve your performance when it’s roasting outside You can control your training, your bike maintenance and your...
Zach Gregg
Riding Faster After 50
We’ve podcasted on the topic of master's training three times before including on Masters CTL, Master’s Recovery, and the Seven...
Frank Overton
Switching from Base to Race
Switching from Base to Race refers to the transition in training from building one's base to performing high intensity race...
Frank Overton