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The Uphill Goat - A High Performance Podcast

The Uphill Goat - A High Performance Podcast

Author: Andrew Conover

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We all strive to excel in what we do. Whether it's in sports, art, or business, the elements of high performance often overlap. In this podcast, you'll hear conversations with high performers, mainly in endurance sports. You'll discover their strategies for success, so you can learn to perform at your best.

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124. Flipping Bikes

124. Flipping Bikes

2023-07-1409:48

The Transformation Process of Changing Athletes for the Better.
The Uphill Goat is back! I had this conversation with Danny back in January, and I'm super excited for all of you to be able to enjoy it now. Danny is a professional marathon mountain bike racer, racing the UCI marathon World Cup circuit in Europe along with other big one-day races. In this episode, we dive into his journey of racing from a teenager at the National Championships with Keegan Swenson to his current goals and hopes as he balances being a husband, and father, working full time, and racing professionally. Danny is super impressive on the bike and an even more impressive person. I loved chatting with him and learned a lot about discipline, grit, and following your dreams from our conversation. I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did.
A few weeks ago a friend told me the Spry gang was going to ride the White Rim and he wanted to do it as fast as he could. It sounded intriguing and so I went with him. My stretch goal was 6 hours, but I would be stoked to be anywhere under sub 6:30. Top 10 is 6:26, so that was something I thought could potentially be in the cards if everything went perfectly.
How my season came together for a 6th place finish at collegiate mtb Nationals.
In this episode I dive into where I'm at with my racing and training, and the importance of trusting the process and being patient with yourself as you're waiting for good results.
The full picture of my race. A little piece of humble pie, and ready to get ready for the next races.
Several techniques for getting faster at riding downhill.
Timo has led the AF Cavemen to win 10 state titles since 2009, two second place finishes at nationals, and several other top 10 finishes. He is one of the smartest coaches out there after over 40 years of racing, and coaching. We dive into: - the best way to get the best bang for your buck in training. - Visualization - negative splits - racing how you train - Strength and core work - recovery runs every day
We talk through Jules story and how he came to be where he is, and his goals with skimo and mountain bike racing. We discuss what it means to be a professional cyclist/athlete, and what racing on a pro team in Asia was like. We discuss the risks/rewards of going for backcountry skiing FKT's and his hopes to make the first USA olympic Skimo team in 2026.
The Best Is Yet To Come.
112. Pre-ride

112. Pre-ride

2023-05-1908:45

Why you should go fast the day before a race.
111. It's Working

111. It's Working

2023-05-1802:28

Race #2 this year, and why I'm confident this season is going to shape out really well.
Find what works for you.
Why you should make things you don't like as easy as possible.
Find out why fasted training is the way go go!
107. Roberts Horn

107. Roberts Horn

2023-05-1303:02

Want the most beautiful peak in the Wasatch? This is it.
106. People Are Gnarly

106. People Are Gnarly

2023-05-1104:32

Our first time on the beautiful face of Mount Superior.
105. The Golden Rule

105. The Golden Rule

2023-05-0902:09

The two most fundamental skills.
104. Why?

104. Why?

2023-05-0801:49

Knowing the purpose of each workout is key for maximum benefit of the training.
103. Like A Child

103. Like A Child

2023-05-0603:05

There is power in being genuinely interested in other people. I think it'll make you race faster. Here's why
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