Tim Podlogar, of Tudor Pro Cycling, on personalised fuelling. Charting the evolution of on-bike feeding through the 80s and 90s until now and bespoke offering. Spoke to Tim and others for an upcoming piece in this area for @Rouleur
🚨MARCH 2026 LEAD FEATURE ARTICLE🚨
We are thrilled to feature our Lead Article by @timpodlogar et al for the March 2026 issue 🚴
Head on over to our website now to find out more! 🔗 https://t.co/JAHHxfbuJf
@mike_williams73 Don’t worry. We will cover this in March episode of podcast with @nduranz . We have more space for words than here 😂. Even if that is an echo chamber of sorts…
@RafaelPasschier@mike_williams73 In race attacks, what is the reason for riders to get dropped? Fatigue. I agree, B glucose is most important, but their view is just too simplistic and ignores so many other important aspects. It reads more like philosophy than science to me.
New KIWApplied is Out!
"A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE ON HOW TO FUEL A CLASSIC 'MONUMENT' IN A WORLD TOUR ROAD CYCLIST" - BY @RitaCivil AND @timpodlogar
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https://t.co/sBTXYUJE18
In our response (@AndyBeetroot + @timpodlogar), we argued that these constructs must be considered in the context of energy availability, the degree of metabolic perturbation, and the rate of metabolite clearance.
👉 https://t.co/TzBnYUgzDU
120th KIW Research Note is Out!
"How to Fuel a One Day Long Cycling Road Race" by @RitaCivil and @timpodlogar
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https://t.co/6hkFUFVvsr
You will learn about:
- Glycogen Loading
- Pre Race Meal
- Fuelling on the Bike
- Key Supplements
🚴♂️ Breakfast may not “top up” liver glycogen as quickly as you might think.
Excited to share our new study, now online (in press) in the American Journal of Physiology – Endocrinology and Metabolism:
https://t.co/kGl3mnTM0l
Whether riding the Tour, competing at the Women’s Euro, or logging your summer training hours - athletes are pushing their limits every day. And to train with high quality, recover well, and adapt over time, they need the right fuel.
A thread on how to do that, practically 👇🧵