
How to Build VO2 max Year Round! (#293)
OVERVIEW Should cyclists incorporate VO2 max work year round or focus VO2 max work on only select periods of the year? Coach Adam Pulford tackles this listener question in Episode 293 of "The Time-Cru...
11 Feb 25min

Indoor Cycling: How to Prevent ERG Mode From Ruining Your Workouts (#292)
OVERVIEW ERG Mode, or ergometer mode, is a feature on smart indoor cycling trainers that allows the trainer or connected app to set the resistance you experience as a rider. For interval workouts, for...
4 Feb 17min

How Training VO2 max Also Increases FTP (and vice versa) (#291)
OVERVIEW In Episode 291 of "The Time-Crunched Cyclist Podcast", Coach Adam Pulford answers a listener question about the relationship between FTP and VO2 max training, particularly how and why targeti...
28 Jan 18min

How To Level Up With Volume, Recovery, Strength, And Community (#290)
OVERVIEW Although this is "The Time-Crunched Cyclist Podcast", we recognize that not everyone is time-crunched. In particular, we hear from lots of older cyclists who have more time to train now that ...
21 Jan 18min

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Annual Strength Training Plan (#289)
OVERVIEW Endurance athletes are accustomed to building Annual Training Plans for the phases of their sport-specific training, but are less familiar with building annual training plans for strength tra...
14 Jan 31min

Step-by-Step Guide to Building An Annual Training Plan (#288)
OVERVIEW Annual Training Plans are big-picture, long term plans that map out training phases to bring the athlete into key races, events, or time periods with peak form and freshness, which helps opti...
7 Jan 24min

Down to Earth New Year's Fitness Advice (#287)
OVERVIEW The Holidays are just about over and the New Year is about to begin. If you had a ton of fun over the Holidays and you're feeling a bit soft around the middle and bit slower than you'd like, ...
31 Des 202514min

How to Train Anaerobic Capacity to Go Fast and Win, with Coach Tim Cusick (#286)
OVERVIEW Anaerobic capacity is the work you can do above your lactate threshold. Another term for it is Functional Reserve Capacity (FRC), and it acts like a battery that contains a finite amount of e...
24 Des 202546min


















