Strenght, courage and passion are the best words to describe Anne Terpstra. After having an amazing season with a bittersweet end, Anne happily talks about her cycling career, how she first got on a bike and her second family, her team. It is always special to have people like Anne in the podcast, always willing to answer and spend a good time while being interviewed. Thank you for the interview Anne!

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Today, I had the great opportunity of interviewing Riley Amos (Trek Factory Racing XC) Humble, hard-working and fully aware of his goals Riley shows through the interview the importance of learning and having clear goals. Explaining some of his previous mistakes, Riley kindly shows that like in life in general, MTB is a constant learning process. Thank you for the interview Riley!

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UCI General XCO and XCC winner, Alessandra Keller comes to the podcast ready to answer the questions and open up about a season that could be described as a rollercoaster both for her and her team. She talks about her beginnings and the excitement of the season she´s had. Calm and passionate about the sport, Alessandra kindly explains her life philosophy and how it affects the different aspects of her life. Thank you for your time Alessandra!

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In this episode, I get to interview Gwen Gibson. She opens up completely and talks about the different sacrifices she has had to make in order to be able to be where she is right now. She gets very emotional while talking about one of the best moments of her career. Thank you for coming to the podcast Gwen!

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After a very long and complicated year, Yana opens up in the podcast and talks about issues that are affecting her while racing. The importance of having a clear and focused head. Yana mentions her goals for this year and explains how tough it´s been for her. Thank you for coming to the podcast Yana!

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After getting the silver medal on the Commonwealth Games, Zoe Cuthbert comes as a guest to the podcast to tell us how she handles studying, working and riding in the Under-23 World Cup circuit. In a great talk with some funny anecdotes, Zoe shows her personal side, talking about mental health, pressure and some issues one faces when riding on the other side of the world from home. Thank you for coming Zoe, we enjoyed every minute of the interview!

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After having a huge comeback in Snowshoe and a season full of excitement and podiums. Short Track Swiss Champion Filippo Colombo pays us a visit to talk about his cycling career and his personal life. Colombo is part of the future of the sport showing great performance at his young age.

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Anton Cooper (Trek Factory Racing XC) , the Kiwi pays us a visit to tell us about his career and his hobbies. From a very sincere point of view he tells us about his team, his rivalry in his junior years with Koretzky and his thoughts and goals about the future. It is an absolute pleasure to have Anton today with us.

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Everybody knows Martins Blums, the fierce Latvian rider who has shown great strength through his World Cup endevour. The real question is who knows Martins Blums, the rider that likes his teammate because he listens to funny music and who likes to play golf? On the very first episode we analyse Martins´s career and talk about his team, CST PostNL Bafang and about his hobbies.

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This is a very brief and simple introduction to what you can expect from this podcast. First episode Friday 09:30 CET!

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