Getting Heavier Made Me Faster… and Healthier
Most endurance athletes believe a quiet lie. It’s rarely said out loud, but it shapes a lot of decisions. The belief that getting faster means getting smaller. That lifting weights is something you do carefully, or temporarily, or not at all if you care about performance. That strength, speed, and longevity pull against one another. For a while, that belief can even seem true. But over longer stretches
The WorldTour Lie
A pro cyclist is like a Formula 1 engine: tuned for absolute maximum output, but designed to be scrapped after just a few races. They are paid millions to mortgage their health for short-term speed. You are doing it for free. In this post, we break down why copying 'Pro' strategies is the fastest way to blow a gasket, and how to build a 'Million-Mile
Why “Normal” is a Trap
If you're a cyclist over 40, you’ve felt it: the days when power mysteriously disappears or recovery takes twice as long. Most assume it’s just aging. It’s not. Learn why your annual physical is missing the mark and how to uncover the physiological data you need to fix your fatigue and break through plateaus.
The FTP Myth: How Rollfast Coaching Builds Smarter Zones
Most cyclists have heard of the classic 20-minute FTP test. It’s hard, it leaves you wrecked, and for some riders it seems like the gold standard for setting training zones. But here’s the truth
Unlock Your Potential: What We Learned from Performance Tests
Are you ready to take your cycling performance to the next level? Whether you're a seasoned competitor or a weekend warrior, understanding your true capabilities is the first step to unlocking your potential. In a recent athlete group call with coaches Matt Tanner and Matt Breeden, we dove deep into the data, celebrated our achievements, and discussed the key principles that drive real, lasting progress.
