Watts On

Watts on in the Peloton proudly shares a podcast by Mark Windsor! Mark is a former AIS and Australian Cycling Team Coach. The current Cycling NSW Historian. And, long-term coach and mentor of Watts on in the Pelotons' Tim Guy. -The story of the local connection with the 2020 Tour de France winner, Tadej Pogacar- Former Bathurst Club Rider Tim Guy (of Orange, NSW) has won a stage on the UCI Continental Asian Circuit and podium-ed in a UCI 2.2 Tour Green Jersey Classification. He has also been a team mate to some of the world best cyclists. Including 2020 superstars Tadej Pogacar, Rohan Dennis & Jai Hindley.. However he also has suffered from Anxiety and Depression which has made his life a roller coaster of emotions.  The attached Podcast uses interviews from the last 4 years to tell Tim Guy’s Story.  It tells of Tim’s amazing contribution to the development of Tour De France winner Tadej Pogacar, and the secrets of his success, plus the power of role models. It also tells of his battles; from represent

ZWIFT - It's time for a closer look! - Not everyone likes finding a black cat in their Allen's Party mix - but for some, it's the holy grail - In this episode, Neil and Tim narrow their focus, get back to their cycling roots and investigate the online racing platform, Zwift. Cyclists from every level have flocked to the online platform. It's been a lifesaver for cycling and the sanity of many athletes during the pandemic. But, just how much emphasis should we be placing on these results? How accurate is the technology for determining who is truly the strongest rider? Is Zwift legit? If you like cycling, smart trainers and power meters than this is the episode for you. You are the black cat lovers of the Australian sporting landscape and we have a bag of them, just for you.     

The Australian people have banded together to squash the COVID-19 curve, but have they unknowingly, also squashed some ants? Is this podcast meant to be funny? How are cyclists coping with the pandemic and will the Tour de France run in 2020? French correspondant and coach Mark Fenner weighs in! So many questions, so much nonsense, so little time!

The "undisputed masters of faff" return. An early admission of "editing the shit" out of their last podcast, despite an initial claim that no editing would be done, leads Neil and Tim to further step-up their game. They intivite their first guest to the show, discussing the winners and losers of the pandemic so far. All this in a fraught attempt to convert a "solid lead" for a patreon supporter into an actual supporter.

The Covid-19 pandemic is here! It has moved our lives into hibernation, has brought chaos to our door - we are in ruin! We need a balancing force, a hero, a saviour - to restore world order. Fear not, watts on in the peloton is here! Bringing you what others cannot - long-winded, unconcise, unrestrained and mindless chatter. These are unprecedented times, where Watts on in the Peloton might be exactly what you need!  

After a little trouble converting the audio file to something that could actually be played. But, things have been adapted and we have come up with a solution. There was a bit of stress along the way but it all works out well, as this podcast is all about the need for stress in order to adapt. That goes for life as well as for increased performance.

In the second episode from Slovenia for 2019, Tim expands on his thoughts of establishing a foundation for performance. He talks about his battles with managing self expectations and how this can derail progression. 

Arriving in a foreign country and getting settled for a season of racing on a UCI Continental Cycling team is no easy task. Ljubljana Gusto Santic rider, Tim Guy, talks about getting the basics sorted when getting ready for a year racing in Europe. It's easy to get carried away thinking about performance, but wait, first things first, is there any detergent for the washing machine?

Chris Harper swallows his strawberry, and then the chat begins! We talk about his recent National Championships and the exciting finale, the TDU, his origins of cycling and life, and much much more! Enjoy the podcast.

Interview with Ayden Toovey, young Australian cyclist normally riding for Team BridgeLane who is about to commence the Tour Down Under riding for the UniSA National Team.