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James Wilson joins me from Grand Junction Colorado, where he's pioneered an innovative new design: the Catalyst Pedal. His company is Pedaling Innovations. We talk generally about flat pedal myths, benefits, and then get into the Catalyst Pedal he's designed. Full disclosure, James sent me a free pair of these to try out. After 40 miles on the trails, I'm a big fan, and plan on riding them full time this year.
James' website: http://bikejames.com for his strength and conditioning programs and his flat pedal manifesto and other information.
Find the pedals at http://pedalinginnovations.com
Garrett Hubbard joins me from Austin Texas to talk about his experience racing in the Capital Cyclocross race on his 6" travel enduro bike. We also chat talk about wheelbuilding and plus sized bikes.
Garrett's Cyclocross Video on Vimeo
Capital Cyclocross photo gallery on AngryMountainBiker.com
Capital Cross Classic Facebook page
Filz Built Bicycles in Northern Virginia
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Joining me today, Rob Berube of ridetechy.com talks more about spotting, organizing your own rides, the Techy Riders Scavenger Ride Event, backcountry scenario simulations, and women's specific techy group rides.
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Here's my visit with massage therapist Tracey Dugdale. Tracey is a former competitive triathlete and now a runner and rock climber. She talks about the kinds of massage, what to expect with massage, as well as posture and her take on foam rollers.
To find out more about massage or book an appointment with Tracey, visit her website: www.trimassage.com.
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I rail on some traffic sign issues, apologize to XC racers, break down a dopey article on gear "innovations", and discuss why your bars are too wide, or too narrow.
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I break down what I liked about Rob's interview, cover some science about our emotional and cognitive biases, then critique an article on backcountry mistakes.
Neural correlates of maintaining one's political beliefs in the face of counterevidence
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In studio today is Dr. Rob Berube, a mountainbiker from Richmond, VA. He started a group in 2012 to join riders wishing to improve their technical riding skills by doing slower paced rides with an emphasis on stopping to session technical trail features, where advanced and beginner riders are welcome to share knowledge, socialize, and get better at riding bikes.
Techy Riders Social Club on Facebook
Techy Riders web site
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I take some time to break down a negative review I received, the IMBA website, a bit more on Catalyst pedals, and why you gotta get into a Wilderness First Aid course.
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I rode the Pedaling Innovations Catalyst pedals for the first time today. Hear about that as well as my introduction to Strava. I also break down Bikram Yoga and the freak that founded it.
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Pedaling Innovation's new Catalyst pedals look sweet. I break down the advantages and disadvantages. I also rant about IPA. Basically, the usual.
Pedaling Innovation's site
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