Egert Purre earned an Estonian Age Group National Time Trial Championship and raised his FTP 90 watts while using TrainerRoad. Coming from a running and triathlon background, Egert proved stereotypes wrong by winning on a highly technical course and managing very complex pacing requirements. In this episode we dig into all the details of Egert’s training, equipment, nutrition and race day execution to find out what it takes to become a national champion.

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TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:

• Egert’s background in running and triathlon
  • How Egert balances work, training and family
  • How Egert raised his FTP using TrainerRoad
  • Egert’s nutrition strategies he used to get faster
  • What were the differences between Egert’s triathlon and TT positions
  • All of Egert’s equipment choices
  • How much time Egert spent adapting to the TT position
  • What Egert did to become a better bike handler