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Low Cadence, Training Stress Guide, Pain Killers & More – Ask a Cycling Coach 144

Jonathan Lee • 1 minute read

Low cadence/high force drills, a guide to Training Stress, pain killers & more in this episode of the Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast.

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Topics covered in this episode

We’re hiring! www.TrainerRoad.com/jobs
What you need to know about bike demos
What makes a training plan worthwhile?
How to train for cycling while training for a marathon
Are low cadence intervals a bad idea?
How to adjust your training plan for group rides or races
Why structured training plans are best
Ramping intervals vs. steps
Why more than Training Stress matters
How TrainerRoad reports power data
How long should you wait to workout after a beer?
Should cyclists avoid ibuprofen?

For more cycling training knowledge, listen to the Ask a Cycling Coach — the only podcast dedicated to making you a faster cyclist. New episodes are released weekly.

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Jonathan Lee

Jonathan Lee is a Level II USA certified cycling coach and the host of the Ask a Cycling Coach podcast. His background in the sport of motocross has translated into a passion for cycling, mountain biking and all things training. If you have a training question, submit your question for Jonathan to answer on the next episode of TrainerRoad’s podcast.