What we learned at Lost & Found, is ending a workout with a sprint a bad idea, is flexibility necessary for cyclists and more in Episode 159 of the Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast

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TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE

 

• Geoff Kabush's Dirty Kanza Recap
• Lost & Found Recap
• What are the best workouts for different types of fitness
• A complete guide to terms used to describe fitness
• How to pace yourself on variable terrain
• Are sprints at the end of a VO2 Max interval beneficial?
• Does increased flexibility make you a faster cyclist?

 

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