Claim OwnershipThe Gravelog with Nathan Haas
Subscribed: 1,172Played: 6,452
Subscribe
© c. Laura Fletcher / The Peloton Brief
Description
The best of pro cyclist driven podcasts: Nathan Haas on the mic taking on the world of GRAVEL RIDING Past: Toms Skujins on the mic. Past: Phil Gaimon's Real Talent: Phil Podcasts for us, speaking to friends and colleagues about the meaning of Real Talent.
73 Episodes
Reverse
1Nathan and Alex go on Alex's first Gravel ride.
Nathan and Sami chat about authenticity, adventures and more in the latest episode of the Gravelog.
Nathan chats to Max Leonard on his new book, "Jobst Brandt Ride Bike." Brandt was possibly the real and true godfather of gravel, and they delve into the book and who Jobst was.
Nathan chats to Ned Boulting on the future of Gravel coverage, live TV and more.
Nathan chats to Nico about his first few months racing Gravel, coming over from Road and what next year will look like.
Nathan Reflects on his first Unbound, and chats to Thomas Dekker, Giovanni Fogal from Fizik and Freddy Ovett. Presented by Fulgaz
Nathan and Alexey dig deep into the gravel world, the definition of pros, what the community means and more in the latest episode. Presented by FulGaz
Nathan and Tiff sat down at last year's road world championships to chat dabbling in gravel and more.
It's just around the corner... Unbound, one of the biggest Gravel events of the year. Nathan chats to last year's winner, and old teammate Ian Boswell on the race and more.
Nathan chats to founder of Steamboat Gravel Race and all around awesome person Amy Charity on running gravel races, where Gravel is going and diversity in the sport. Presented by FulGaz In Partnership with Colnago, Castelli, Campagnolo and F:izi'k
Nathan travels to Italy to race the Nova Eroica gravel race- hear about his race and meet the people he met on the way.
Nathan chats with editor in chief at Cyclingtips Caley Fretz on "groad" (did Caley dub the term?) and whether tri bars are ok... amongst other things.
Nathan chats with Nicolo Ildos, marketing manager of Campagnolo about whats hot on the market, trends in the industry and what we might see next.
On the third episode of the first season Nathan chats with Tyler Williams of L39ION of Los Angeles on the future of cycling teams: and how they will grow to include multi disciplinary riding.
Ever wondered if training or bike fitting should be gravel specific? Nathan talks to his coach and all time bike guru Colby Pearce for some great tips and tricks, and of course some good stories.
In the first full episode of the podcast Nathan chats to Pete Stetina, one of the unofficial kings of Gravel riding and racing. Thanks to Campagnolo for the support! Pete's favourite ride: https://www.strava.com/activities/4942061281
WELCOME! To the Gravelog, a new podcast by pro rider Nathan Haas. Listen here for a quick intro to what the series will be about! (Gravel riding of course.) Thanks to Campagnolo for supporting season 1.
Nathan Haas, Ryder Hesjedal and Tyler Farrar take us back to possibly the most harrowing Grand Tour of their careers, stage by stage, with all the inside stories. Relive their race. Episode 1 for week 1 of the race, featuring a guest appearance by Dan Martin.
Toms travels to Germany for some bike racing: hear about his trip there, his hot tips on where to go and what to see and of course, where to ride: For the places he mentions in the episode and the strava file: Celle coffee: https://goo.gl/maps/RaJTWMHbncRNEeBb7 Hamburg coffee: https://goo.gl/maps/nVkL4Fb1RDgzGtbv5 The upside down house: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g651860-d2267588-Reviews-Das_Verruckte_Haus-Bispingen_Lower_Saxony.html Strava file: https://www.strava.com/activities/2653279245
Ultra Distance Gravel! It might not be Nathan's thing but it sure is Sebs. The two delve into the world of the Atlas Mountains, competing for epic hours and how to balance it all with life.
Download from Google Play
Download from App Store
United States
what a good podcast guys! a refreshing change to listen to non judgemental views on pro riding & life in general.
...from both sides. So many of us endurance athletes have our own shot going on in our heads knowingly or not? The only real difference is you guys do it on the public stage & others in private (finding ourselves, one way or another). Chapaeu
what a great podcast guys. I think it's so easy for people to judge from the outside looking in & you both open up that world you guys lived both physically & mentally emotionally.