Kenza talks with British Olympic and world champion track rider Elinor Barker. Elinor talks about the highs and lows of being an elite athlete and also how a British Cycling sports physiologist has helped her through challenging times. To see the portraits from this weeks episode please go to findingspace.cc.

Kenza talks to British road and cyclocross rider, Abby Mae Parkinson. The discussion this week covers nerves, the benefits of having a coach and the difficulties Abby had moving abroad and joining a team at a young age. At the time of recording Abby was still riding with Drops Cycling and Trinity Racing, however has recently transferred to Lotto Soudal. 

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Kenza talks with British track and road cyclist, Dan Bigham, on science in sport, how mental health and performance fit together and the importance of empowering athletes. To see the portraits from this episode go to findingspace.cc.

Dan mentions the book, Endure, which can be found here.

Kenza talks to American MTB, Gravel and Cyclocross rider, Sarah Sturm, on a range of topics from mediation to mentoring. To see the portraits from this episode go to findingspace.cc 

Kenza talks with Ian Boswell, former World Tour cyclist, about his career and the affect multiple concussions had on his mental health. If you would like to see the portraits from this weeks episode go to findingspace.cc.