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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- Cycling is physically one of the most gruelling sports in the world -- and it requires as much of the mind as of the body.
Welcome to Episode 53 of Everything is Everything, a weekly podcast hosted by Amit Varma and Ajay Shah.
In this episode, Amit explains his passion for cycling by telling us how the sport works. Amit and Ajay discuss the kinds of races and the kinds of racers. They discuss why it is a team sport. They get into deep nuances of strategy -- and the drama of some of the great stories in modern cycling. Get into the slipstream!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Packaging
00:13 Introduction: A Pssion for Cycling
05:05 Chapter 1: Types of Races
11:57 Chapter 2: Types of Racers
18:58 Chapter 3: The Wonders of Slipstream
22:59 Chapter 4: A Guide to Strategy
49:03 Chapter 5: Is There a Drugs Problem?
55:10 Chapter 6: Some Cycling Stories
1:04:18 Chapter 7: Where to Watch Cycling
1:06:13 Chapter 8: Recommendations
USEFUL RESOURCES:
1. Amit on Twitter: / amitvarma
2. Ajay on Twitter: / ajay_shah
3. The Seen and the Unseen -- Amit's audio podcast: seenunseen.in/
(Also on all podcast apps. And TH-cam, though less than 1% of listens come from here: / @theseenandtheunseen )
4. Ajay's organisation, XKDR Forum, on TH-cam: / @xkdr
5. In Service of the Republic -- Vijay Kelkar and Ajay Shah: amzn.eu/d/hwGILb3
6. The Art of Clear Writing -- Amit's writing course: indiauncut.com/clear-writing/
7. The India Uncut Newsletter -- Amit's newsletter at indiauncut.substack.com/
8. The Life and Times of Chess -- Episode 52 of Everything is Everything: • The Life and Times of ...
9. The Hiking Episode -- Episode 35 of Everything is Everything: • The Hiking Episode | E...
10. What Bruce Springsteen Means to Us: • What Bruce Springsteen...
11. How to Think About Cricket (and Life) -- Episode 19 of Everything is Everything: • How to Think About Cri...
12. Poker and Life -- Episode 38 of Everything is Everything: • Poker and Life | Episo...
13. The cycling monuments: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycling...
14. The cycling grand tours: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_T...)
15. The Tour de France: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_de...
16. The Climb -- Chris Froome: amzn.in/d/0b1sgvm2
17. Chris Horner's TH-cam channel: / @chrishornercycling
18. The BIGGEST Day of My Career -- Chris Horner on his Vuelta a España win: • The BIGGEST Day of My ...
19. The Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast: / @lanternerougecyclingp...
20. The ULTIMATE Tour de France 2024 Preview by LRCP: • The ULTIMATE Tour de F...
Produced by Amit Varma
Shot by Vaishnav Vyas and Nomsita MS Haritashya: / vaishnav.vyas
Edited by Nomsita MS Haritashya: / nomsitaharitashya
Thanks to Gaurav Chintamani for helping with sound: / gaurav_chintamani
Chapter image by Simahina: / i_am_simahina
One of my deepest regret is not having the means do sports while growing up. As Ajay said, this is why economic prosperity matters. It not only unlocks sporting potential among many other things, also helps everyone live life a little richer in terms of experiences. Thanks to both of you for this lovely episode.
Great to see an episode on cycling. I found out that TdF is one of the highest watched sports event in the world. I started following cycling from last 2 years, got inspired and got a cycle and have done 5000 Kms on it since. I channel my inner Vingegaard while going over a flyover and channel my inner Tom Pidcock while coming down.
Here after 2 months. Love the new thumbnail template.
This was so informative! Loved it so much. Could you also do one episode as Part 2, on Mountain Biking? Especially, what is it like in India?
Being from Bangalore and living in Gent, Belgium and being immersed in cycling, I loved the episode. Pretty much watch all the races. I have tried to explain a few tactics to my dad but with a lot less clarity than this episode. Thankfully he watches all your episodes while I listen to most of your podcasts. So will happily forward this to him. 'Allez, Allez, Allez!'
I don’t think I could do the bangalore - kanyakumari - bangalore cycling trip that I did in the summer of 1990 again. Even with better roads, cycles and facilities to eat and rest. Cycling is tough. Competitive cycling is another level altogether
Trust me it is one of the best sports to watch, and cycling today is having a new age moment. It was the TDF 2020 - stage 20 that sucked me into this sport and with GCNPlus it was served on a platter.
what a nordic vibe. there should be a true crime podcast by you two in this scenic background
Haters would argue that our podcast is only a true crime!
Loved the episode. Never knew competitive cycling was so much fun.
I'm still not done with the latest TSATUS episode and here comes another episode of EiE 😀.. really pushing my cognitive limits! 😁
This episode is for cycling what drive to survive is for F1!
Was the Dave Brailsford taken from Atomic Habits?