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Hahaha, true! ;)

Yes definitely!😍

@@mattgilmour9761 😂🔥

Thanks for your feedback, it's appreciated! Yes, maybe it would have been better with my own voice translations. I'll think about it😆

@ In a sea of AI shite it’s gonna be hard to stand out as authentic otherwise. I nearly clicked off when I heard the voice. Ai voices are still in that uncanny valley territory where they feel kinda dispassionate about whatever it's saying. Gave you a subscription in case you make any more of these kinds of succinct science-based performance videos. I’d be down for one proven effective supplementation.

Thanks mate, I appriciate to hear that! Fascinating development for two weeks of work. If I one day learn Portuguese I'll definitely check it out :)

Sorry to make you disappointed, hope you could get some valeu from the video :)

@@gnemilostiviy2370 Hi! Yes, the voice is ai-generated, but the script and all information is written by me :)

Good question! A bit difficult to answer, as I don't know your training background and at what level you cycle. I personally do not recommend beginners to practice heat training, as you should focus on developing the aerobic and anaerobic systems with "regular" training. But if you're at a high level and short on time, it can definitely be worth a try. If you are motivated for it, of course. Did that answer your question :)

@ thanks! Yeah I’m at a decent level I’d say. In the summer I could cycle 250km with 2500 elevation gain with an average speed of 29kmh so my endurance is good. But since it’s winter I haven’t been on my bike for a few months, and I have a bike trainer indoor, but I do t have much time cuz of school

In this case, I would only pursue heat training if heat is a big factor in your target events. You need a fairly large amount of time in the heat to cause the desired adaptations, but you really should be devoting your time to structured, quality training if your time is limited. You could consider doing a block of heat-focused training closer to your event.

Thanks mate!

Yeah, thats true. When I did the video, was it not confirmd yet. But for sure he would get a place in the top 10 :)

Haha, I get what you mean😆

Thanks mate :)! Here you go: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TaT0FcinEbW9b3bKZqf4T5yVaoGxdtsKXhRiva86_k4/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Yes, I know! #theNorwigianMethod ;)

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me too

It’s ai

Yeah, I understand it's annoying. It's hard to find a good voice generator that pronounces cycling terms correctly. I'm thinking of getting a microphone and doing my own voice translations. Would there have been better alternatives? :)

Haha, get what you mean ;). Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it :)

Totally get what you mean! The computer voice can be a bit of a goofball sometimes. Thanks for the feedback! :)

While that was the stated goal, they have always been more about the result than the nationality. They had no qualms about helping Kwiatkowski, Bernal, Rodríguez, Ganna, Porte, Gerrans, Urán or Boasson Hagen when they were their best option to win a race. It was even more about the money as it is now. In the early 2010s Sky was the flagship bearer sports team for a company, rather than just one of many the owner doesn't care about.

I think that it's AI, which is highly annoying.

Yeah, I understand it's annoying. It's hard to find a good voice generator that pronounces cycling terms correctly. I'm thinking of getting a microphone and doing my own voice translations. Would there have been better alternatives? :)

Because it's AI

Alpe what? 😂

T His is all AI

I felt the same way, although I did stop watching the Netflix series because it was ridiculously manufactured drama, and didn't accurately reflect what was really going on. I still like Tom Pidcock, and I think that he's got a lot of potential to get a lot more victories in one day races and MTB. I also hope that Ineos can get back on track too, although I'm not as hopeful for that one.

@@santiagobenitesI am sure the Netflix show made plenty of editing decisions to maximize the drama. I wonder if this will cost them access to teams in future tours.

Yep. AI blows chunks. Get a real announcer who can say the names of the riders and races properly. No like from me on this piece of junk.

@@jamesmckenzie3532 Yep, I understand it's annoying. It's hard to find a good voice generator that pronounces cycling terms correctly. I'm thinking of getting a microphone and doing my own voice translations. Would there have been better alternatives? :)

@PrimeCyclingCo I don't know. It may be best to use your voice instead.

It's true that Ineos support staff leaving is a worrying sign. Losing key figures like Dan Bigham and others can disrupt the team's performance and morale. For a rider like Pidcock, who's balancing road, mountain biking, and cyclo-cross at the highest level, having a stable and supportive environment is crucial. This could very well be one of the reasons he’s looking for a change. Thanks for bringing this up-it adds another layer to the story!