
The official podcast of FasCat Coaching, based in Boulder, CO. Coach Frank "Big Cat" Overton shares his extensive experience as a cycling coach to help you ride faster through training and racing tips, nutrition, and beyond.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Getting sick or injured during a training block doesn't have to ruin your season.
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In this video, Coach Frank breaks down how to use your coaching in the event of sic... more
Learn how to eat right for your cycling. Most cyclists try to lose weight by eating less and riding more and that doesn't work.
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The base training advice you've been getting from social media and indoor riding platforms is wrong.
Riding only Zone 2 all winter doesn't work for cyclists with less than 8 hours a week to train. Riding hard indoors doesn't work either. In this v... more
What happens when you mix a live Sweet Spot group ride, real-time coaching, fueling advice, tech questions, and unfiltered athlete Q&A?
You get a live, no-BS training session led by Coach Frank that covers how cyclists train. Pardon the audio as we... more
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It's amazing he is 20 years of experience in is only 14 years old. Unfortunately it's only for a single speed Riders who have to have a hill in order to Pedal hard. I'm interested in podcasts where people can shift gears
Just found this podcast. - been a cyclist for 20 years and a crit racer as well. I honestly have no idea what “sweet spot” means to this guy?!? And in the 6 podcasts I listened to - he explains it zero times. Also i believe he said “sweet-spot” almost 200 times in the most recent episode… and again - he never explains it. It’s a homemade term. Or perhaps just used in a small community of people? But not mainstream cycling circles.
Perhaps you might find some help here as a listener. But to ... more
I’m a couple of years into meaningful cycling, tried listening to numerous podcast to level up, and this is the best show I found to date. Absolute treasure trove of practical advice.
Thank you for your efforts, I’m definitely considering signing up as your program seems very affordable, and if it is anything like the show I expect it’s high-quality.
Happy riding!
I’m a long time listener and just finished this episode with Fascat coach Justin Bowes. What I loved is Justin’s emphasis on the “soft skills” needed to get the most from the hard physical work we do on the bike. It’s not just about watts; it’s really about building a complete athlete with things like focus, preparedness and positive thinking. I was left with the impression that these lessons are not just for cyclists, they are universal. Thanks Fascat and Coach Justin!
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This podcast provides expert insights into cycling training, focusing on various strategies to improve performance for cyclists of all levels. Topics include training methodologies such as Sweet Spot Training, muscle tension intervals, and strength training, with a strong emphasis on nutrition, recovery, and mental strategies for athletes. Listeners can also expect practical advice on utilizing technology and apps to enhance their training regimens. With a mixture of personal anecdotes and guest contributions, it offers a holistic view of what it takes to succeed in cycling from both a physical and mental perspective, making it a valuable resource for any cyclist looking to elevate their performance.
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