The Creatine Gap… Why Athletes Might Underdose Their Brains
Creatine used to be simple. Five grams per day was the universal recommendation. Enough to saturate your muscles and help you train harder. But as the research evolves, and as we learn more about how the brain and body both use creatine, it has become clear that 5 grams may be the minimum, not the optimal. At Rollfast Coaching, we care about building athletes who are
Why Pro Training Doesn’t Work for You
Every few months a story emerges about a pro cyclist pushing human limits by logging 30-hour training weeks, burning through thousands of calories, and surviving on little more than gels and grit. This story in Velo about Quinn Simmons is the latest example: huge volume, little gym work, and relentless aerobic load. It’s impressive… but for a Masters athlete, it’s a blueprint for breakdown. At Rollfast
Group Call – November 7, 2025
Welcome to another week of the Rollfast Coaching community call, where athletes share grit, progress, and the small, useful adjustments that make a big difference. This recap pulls out the standout moments, practical tips, and the vibe of the session for readers who aren’t in the program, while still giving our athletes a reference you can skim or dive into. Spotlight: Mike’s Six-Hour World Time Trial
Unlocking Your True Cycling Potential with Torque & Cadence Training
Every cyclist knows that power (measured in watts) is the benchmark for performance. But what if I told you that focusing only on the total watt number might be holding you back? At Rollfast Coaching, we believe in a smarter, more targeted approach – one that builds profound fitness with less overall strain, leading to sustained Speed, deep-seated Strength, and long-term Longevity. The secret lies in
Borrego Last Stand: Conquering the 6-Hour World Time Trial Championship
The First Attempt: A Hard-Earned Lesson in 2022 When I first competed in the 6 hr World Time Trial Championships in 2022, I was not nearly as experienced in long distance cycling as I am now. I didn’t really have a solid grasp of my body’s needs for nutrition and hydration nor the experience of pacing for such a long event. Sure I had done long training