Cycling Performance Club: Dr. Teun van Erp - How do World Tour cyclists actually train and perform in races? - Part 2 of 2

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In this two part series we chat with Dr. Teun van Erp, current data scientist with INEOS Grenadiers, about how World Tour cyclists train and perform during competitions. In our opinion, given Tuen’s extensive research and experience working with World Tour cyclists, he is one of the best people in the field to discuss this topic with.

In this episode we examine Dr. Teun’s research further and get into the details of how pro men and women cyclists actually train. But this episode is more than that. There are also some direct comparisons between the training and racing demands of pro men and women - including insight into the numbers of a World Tour power couple.

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Guest panelist:

Teun van Erp, Ph.D.

INEOS Grenadiers Staff Page

Researchgate

LinkedIn

Twitter: @The_Teun

Episode References:

Training Characteristics of Male and Female Professional Road Cyclists: A 4-Year Retrospective Analysis

Intensity and Load Characteristics of Professional Road Cycling: Differences Between Men’s and Women’s Races

Case Report: Load, Intensity, and Performance Characteristics in Multiple Grand Tours

Demands of professional cycling races: Influence of race category and result

Co-hosts:

Jason Boynton, Ph.D.

boyntoncoaching.com

Cyrus Monk

cyclistscientist.com

Producer & co-host:

Damian Ruse

semiprocycling.com

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