Ceyreste Performance Podcast
Ceyreste Performance provides 1:1 coaching and holistic support for athletes striving to reach their potential.Hosted by Joe Staunton, a leading performance coach specialising in cycling, this podcast explores the stories of extraordinary people through the lens of…
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We Recorded A Podcast Cycling up Alpe D’Huez - La Marmotte // 177KM, 5000M+ (opens the original)
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We recorded this podcast live on Alpe d'Huez, one of the most famous climbs in cycling, riding it in 40°C heat the day before the 2026 Marmotte Grand Fondo. Honest, unfiltered and to be honest probably a bit delirious from the heat 😅 Ed Laverack joins me — and we discuss his journey from football and the Beijing Olympics to a rejected junior worlds place, then a pro contract two months later. We get into pacing a 7-9 hour event, fuelling in extreme heat, why more training can send you backwards
How to Stay Inspired and Succeed in Cycling with Dan Martin (opens the original)
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Insights from Dan Martin In this episode of the Ceyrest Performance Podcast, cycling legend Dan Martin shares his journey, fueling strategies, and thoughts on maintaining passion in a demanding sport. Recorded live amidst the breathtaking Alps, this conversation offers authentic, unfiltered advice for cyclists at all levels. Main Topics: Dan Martin’s career highlights and personal motivations Fueling strategies and training approaches from early days to modern science The importance of enjoyment
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