Endurance Innovation

We are back!

On this episode, Andrew and I talk about our initial experience with the Supersapiens CGM platform, the new satellite connectivity found in the iPhone 14, and the effects of cold exposure on our noses' immune function.

John Buckley, co-founder of Velosense and Streamlines, is on to talk about his aero and position sensors and to chip in on our favourite debate: the utility of real-time cycling CdA.

Andrew is back to answer a burning question and speculate about the function of Specialized's TT face sock. Michael shares his very first impressions of the new Garmin 955.

Ventum's Diaa Nour returns with a fresh introduction and a chat about his front row seat to the saga of the bike industry through the pandemic.

Engineers, authors, and life-long runners Hans van Dijk and Ron van Megen present their running power model and discuss strategies for optimizing performance.

On the eve of the third anniversary of the podcast, Michael revisits our ten most-downloaded episodes.

JP Ballard returns to tell us about his testing at the IMWC St George, how Swiss Side is supporting its athletes, and some questionable equipment choices on the course.

Jean-Paul Ballard, former F1 aerodynamicist and founder and CEO of Swiss Side, is on this week to tell us why F1 engineers make the best cycling nerds, his company's approach to optimizing bike aerodynamics, and the challenges of getting it right.

Miximilian Hoflich of Polite Coaching speaks about his approach to measuring, controlling, and prescribing intensity-based endurance training.

Mark Ernsting and Ben Bschaden of Gibli are on this week to present their G10 sensor and speak to its advantages and novel solutions to the challenges of evaluating cycling aerodynamics.