On this show we really enjoy talking about the nuts and bolts of cycling performance. Whether it’s determining thresholds, approaches to training, or race tactics and skills, if you’ve listened to the show before you know we love that stuff. But in this episode we want to change gears a bit and ask you this simple and straightforward question: How is your head?
Here we discuss mental wellness and its importance in human performance. To facilitate this conversation we invited Shannon Malseed to join our panel. Shannon Malseed is a former Australian National Road Champion, and ex-pro cyclist. Her personal journey highlights the importance of finding joy in the process and people surrounding you in sport. Shannon has taken her experience in dealing with success and failure and culminated it into becoming a self-love coach and helping people find their own path to well-being. This is a discussion and story that will truly motivate and guide you on your road to achieving your goals on and off the bike.
Guest panelist:
Shannon Malseed
shannonmalseed.com
Instagram: @shannonmalseed
Episode References:
Video: Chasing Gold by CyclingTips
Video: 2018 UCI Women's WorldTour – Ronde van Drenthe – Highlights
Blog: Commonwealth Games by Shannon Malseed
Blog: That's All Folks by Shannon Malseed
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Co-hosts:
Jason Boynton, Ph.D.
boyntoncoaching.com
Cyrus Monk
cyclistscientist.com
Producer & co-host:
Damian Ruse
semiprocycling.com
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