How I Became an Above Average Cyclist

After training with a cycling coach for over 2 years, I can finally say I'm (slightly) above average. More importantly, I've built the fitness to do some cool stuff on the bike.
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Thanks to @MarkLewisfitness for the inspiration and for roasting my dog • I rode indoors for 500...
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[@endcensorship874]

It's super easy: Ride Lots. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk

[@richie3709]

Lol! I enjoyed your extremely brief, yet factual, TED Talk!

[@trustii5128]

*do lots of easy rides

[@DaylanTheAngrySauerkraut]

Love it! ❤

[@catedoge3206]

You are wrong. It is simple but not easy!!!

[@tomsmith5216]

I.must be " unique". I just rude because it's fun and I just enjoy the scenery as i ride. I never knew I was supposed to be " increasing my power curve"...

[@zypang1447]

Here is secret, he was never below average. Average cyclists don't measure their FTP or use power meters. Average cyclists don't care.

[@Heliosmaster]

To be fair his goal wasn't really to be above average. It was to be above average of all users using intervals.icu which is a set of people who totally care about FTP.

[@tylerdanford4514]

He’s not average. He’s “above average” lol. That’s the whole point of the first few minutes of the video

[@TaeglichAnimeClips]

@@tylerdanford4514🤦‍♂️

[@peterwillson1355]

​@@tylerdanford4514He himself SAYS he was below average.

[@paulblichmann2791]

IDK Strava ect harvest all your data and I assume do something with it. They can get pretty close without a formal test.

[@CamNicholls]

Once again Mitch, I'm extremely grateful for the way you have shared your journey (which includes the RCA). One important thing you missed (although maybe I got distracted by the dude in white cycling shorts 🤣 or maybe you’re too modest) is you did the work! All that base training, all the HIIT sessions, all the long endurance rides etc. Plus, you entrusted in the guidance and program. That is not a given and that needs to be commended. Along with your excellent content! 👏 ❤

[@MitchBoyer]

Haha those shorts are distracting. Thanks so much Cam! Very proud and happy to be part of the RCA community ❤️

[@user-fy7ri8gu8l]

234 for just starting is really good. 'average' 'below average' for **cyclists as a group** is WAY WAY WAY above average for the group 'general public'. It's something that gets skipped over a lot in these vids and left out completely when people quote studies, can make people feel completely dissuaded from trying. People should understand it could take an actually out of shape, close to or metabolically diseased American couch potato, an entire year of intense training to get close to 234. It may take them another 2years of similarly intense training to get to 300+.

[@flow2tech]

Wow I just did my first one after getting a trainer and came out at 248..I do ride MTB however but only on the weekend.

[@Real28]

Yeah, I got into cycling in May. By end of this year, my FTP started at 209 and now is at 255. I want 300 but I got sick mid Dec and has crushed my training. But while I was being down on myself, my buddy who has been cycling said the same thing: while I'm still average for cyclists, I am WAY above for the general population. Feels good. Lost 100lbs along the way (that started Aug 2022).

[@michadebicki6534]

And many people even after intense training for many years, good diet and rest time never will achieve anything close to 300 watts.

[@Frunnick]

Yeah very tru.. But let's not forget that FTP only tells a little part of the tale. I would say Watts per Kilogram is the real key metric.

[@michadebicki6534]

@@Frunnick 4.0 w/kg seems to be the immovable wall for most.

[@starlord5804]

Congrats Mitch!! Thanks for bringing us along on your journey. 💪💪

[@thecoffeeblog]

I started commuting by bike when I moved to the US at the end of 2019. Back then my bike was only a method of transportation until I found your channel. I watched one of your first cycling videos where you talked about your favorite cycling channels and during the video, you mentioned words like watts, power meters, FTP, etc. This was unknown to me. Later, you introduced me to Zwift, FTP, power zones, heartbeat drifting, direct drive trainers, electronic shifting, etc. In short, you introduced me to road cycling in general by sharing your passion in a fun and casual way. Today my FTP is 294, I have lost 30 pounds since I started, and race Zwift almost every day in category B. Same, as you I plan to ride my bike as hard as I can for the rest of my life. Thank you very much

[@MitchBoyer]

This made my day! Congrats on your progress and thank you for watching 🙌

[@pscoop]

Great video Mitch. Love how you shared the highs and lows. Looking forward to the next stories!

[@buch0039]

Inspiring Mitch! I’ve followed the journey and is awesome to see you get some satisfaction for the work. Keep going mate

[@kodymelo]

Hands down Mitch, you are my favourite cycling KZbinr. I feel like we are very similar in how we got into cycling and how this wacky sport turned into a (healthy 🙃) obsession. Your editing and storytelling is top notch and really stoked that you’ve been getting the views and recognition you deserve. Cheers to a solid 2024 😀

[@MitchBoyer]

Thanks for being an OG Kody!

[@jtarchie]

Thanks for sharing. When something changes your life, its great to remember it. This journey has been well documented, welcoming to those of who watch, and just inspirational. Have fun out there. And I'll hit you up for the ultra riding when I am ready.

[@MatheMattical]

Great work, Mitch! It’s been fun to follow you on this journey! Keep up the good work.

[@Brainboy96]

This is an awesome video. It honestly inspired me to keep training. I want my baseline to go up like yours did, I now know it will take 3 years instead of 3 months. Love the hair too!

[@MitchBoyer]

Thanks dude!

[@winstonsmith8236]

Crazy inspiring Mitch, so glad to have stumbled onto your channel and have been repeatedly inspired after watching to get out on to the road and push harder. Just did my first century ride in late October here in Maine (the day after the mass shooter had been found after days of manhunt/lockdown- a really meaningful day to experience Maine's hospitality ((my 2nd ever group ride the first half)) and natural beauty) and finished with 3200 miles my first calendar year of cycling. Can't wait to see where you take this channel!!

[@jdbeebe]

Oh great - now I'm obsessed with you! Thanks for walking us through your journey. The decision to get a coach is something I've been unsure of but your video is definitely pushing me to take the plunge. Congrats on everything and thank you for all the videos of yours I will now be watching!

[@shaneveivers3807]

What a great video Mitch , really enjoyed this and so insightful, keep up the amazing work on the channel 😊

[@hankbohanon8087]

Awesome! Way to go. Very inspiring. Coming off an injury to my hip. Wayt intake from your message is that you have to take the long game when you think about your training. There are set backs, but you build fitness over years.. thanks for your work!

[@LimitedWard]

I mean technically, the vast majority of amateur cyclists probably never record their data in the first place. So really when you think about it, you were probably above average all along.

[@mariohunka5548]

hands down, great video, I can see myself in lot of your expriences. thanks for sharing this!!

[@gregsmith5571]

I'm recovering from a torn quad and this video is wetting my appetite for getting back on the bike after a couple of years being a gym bro - thank you Mitch!

[@JitinMisra]

How did you tear your quad?

[@thetruespuddy7137]

Loved the video! Well done for you hard work!

[@derpfannkuchen]

Thanks for sharing your journey. This is very relatable to my personal journey! Cheers

[@TysonHaas]

Congrats and great video Mitch!

[@-P-Z-]

The streak of great videos continues. Well done!

[@bee_whisper]

This is very motivational, I've come out of 2023 from a major depressive state with a drive to be a better person . Fitness aside I know training hard on the bike and riding more helps myental being and makes me more friendly . Mad respect for you and the RCA team

[@MitchBoyer]

100%. It’s become an important part of managing my mental health too. Awesome work dude

[@MannBazza]

Mark Lewis is hilarious and inspirational. Nice to be here.

[@ronnypflug]

Fantastic, motivating story. I started road cycling in June last Year, and I love seeing my fitness increase.

[@jeffrysusanto78]

I have always enjoyed your cycling videos. But this one trumps all 👍 really gives me motivation to keep pushing after watching you progressing so much. I started cycling around the same time you did btw, but have not reached the same level. Kudos 👍

[@scottmcbride4652]

Good fun video! I’m on similar journey. I’m a long time cyclist started in 1982 never raced until 2014. Got a coach got stronger then 2018 quit racing but just road here and there for fun. Now I want to get fit again so this video stoked me up!

[@MrShanebizzle]

Great video man! Nice work!

[@dirgafebrian6563]

It's pretty cool! I start my cycling journey in my TB conditions, and I feel happier and healthier. Now when I want to get more faster, I got an accident and have to rest a lil bit, but I believe I would go faster and fares I could been before. Thank for sharing, Mitch!

[@Souzaphotos]

Congrats, awesome work! I'm going out for my last 17 miles of 1k today!! I started mainly backin August, super overweight, weak and unhealthy...3 to 5 miles was my max and made me want to hurl but I can do 30-40 miles now and have had a blast these last bunch of months. This coach thing sounds like a great idea to keep it pushing.

[@MitchBoyer]

That’s awesome, enjoy your ride!

[@clos2132]

This is one of the funniest, best edited videos out there! Tremendous!

[@parker_chess]

Friends with your brother! Cool video this makes me want to get into cycling. Keep up the grind. 😄

[@happykanye]

Super inspiring to see this. Trying to go to 300 as well (from 200), up to 260 right now @ 73kg (or 273 if you believe the ramp test, lol). Started cycling a little over a year ago.

[@pierrex3226]

yeah, dont believe the ramp test, unfortunately :) Keep at it!

[@EricPiccoli-vq9gu]

Man, I can relate so much to almost everything in this. The only difference is that your moment when you stopped cycling has happened to me in October (till now), the day my son was born. I feel like I'll never be able to get back to where I was before. Listening to you just gave me a push to not lose hope and to get back on the bike (Zwift actually, it's winter time in Montreal). Thanks!

[@MitchBoyer]

Congrats on your new son, dude! I have a couple of friends with newborns and it seems like it’s a common experience. I’m sure you’ll pick it back up as things level out again. 🫡

[@CameronPriceJ]

Congrats Mitch and great story telling ❤

[@cypriano8763]

That paved road on top of the ridge overlooking santa barbara is cool. Crazy mtb trails start there down to bougie mansions.

[@lars1588]

Impressive development!! I started riding seriously in 2020 at fourteen. Now I'm approaching eighteen, and I am still learning new things every ride and getting faster. It's tough because almost all of the riders in my area are way older than me, but I make it work. Planning on racing for the first time this season. I hope my diligence now pays off when I'm old and (hopefully) still fit.

[@willing2live]

This is a great video, very inspiring! I've already signed up for an RCA assessment and hope I take to it all as well as you have. I'm just getting ready for a 34 mile tour but that is more than twice my current mileage and the ride is in less than 4 weeks. I have decided to just let myself be obsessive about this, I'm not sure why getting into cycling feels so compelling but I hope that will translate to doing the work and benefiting from the results no matter where it takes me ultimately. Thanks for sharing your journey, and your hair looks great!

[@MitchBoyer]

Good luck, I’m sure you will do great on your tour event!

[@6_nikki_9]

great video to start the year

[@huubmunstege3428]

Great video and impressive achievements! And just as a side-note: there is also a positive side on KZbin algorithms. Hopping from one to the other the result is that I follow regularly Mark Lewis (funny and inspirational), The Nero Show (way back when Chris was with Bianchi's...) and CAM (a real training guru). Keep it up! My goals are -also not complicated: just as long as possible prevent sliding increasingly downwards on the inevitable aging ramp.

[@Astronomater]

congrats on the successes you have had recently with your fitness and with your hair. :D

[@fabinho75]

Awesome content as always, I definitely want to try and ride steep hills in my city although they're wayyy less steep I'm looking forward to more videos from you in 2024 🥳

[@TheCoeliacCyclist]

Great insights into the benefit of using a coach. Am the moment I use Trainer Road and it works but I do wonder if a coach could push me even further. This video has given me something to think about for later this year. Really well shot and edited video.

[@stevehughes975]

FTP? I raced in my twenties. Rode the alps, dolomites, pyrenees and all the european classics. Still ride about 12000 km a year and never knew my FTP. I'm 66.

[@CosimoSecundus]

ok

[@pietrocara3314]

Ok

[@kenl2367]

Cringe

[@dsonyay]

Excellent video. The results are fantastic.. I have a Roadmachine as well

[@manilamartin1001]

first time running into your channel. I am impressed beyond words

[@JibbaJabber]

Great vid - honest, entertaining and inspirational. 💪 Btw, who needs hair, it drags on your speed and w/kg.

[@MitchBoyer]

😂😂 I fear I’ll go full circle the deeper I dive into aero gains

[@AntonioDiaz]

Good stuff my man! You killed it 😮

[@mathewrose2951]

Came back from living at 2000 meters elevation and rode for an hour at 304 watts at the start of this month. It’s been a journey, but it’s given me the confidence to know I can ride the 108 miles of Skyline drive here in VA for my birthday in June and not be cracked by the effort afterwards.

[@Southerncyclist]

Well done Mitch keep at it.

[@christeschke9844]

Awesome journey. I have been just using Zwift to get my ftp up. But did casual mountain bike all summer so March to now has dropped. used to be 260, now 215. Back to my doing a Zwift race after every 12 hour work shift :)

[@bailiejohn]

Great video - your progress is inspiring mate. As a Queenslander I recognised the start of that Obi Obi Rd climb a mile off! 😬🥵

[@MitchBoyer]

Now forever burned in my memory 😅

[@diegorobayo]

Has tenido un gran viaje construyendo tu nivel como ciclista! Es muy gratificante ver lo que has conseguido con trabajo, con subidas y bajadas, siendo real 💪🏻 gracias por transmitirnos tu experiencia y GRACIAS por esa taza de café… It’s Colombia, not Columbia! Jajajajaja (I suppose, it was a gift from your wife) Cheers from 🇨🇴

[@MitchBoyer]

Haha it was, pero el cafe colombiano es el mejor! Thanks, Diego!

[@user-bd8ge1kl8n]

I'm 57 and just got into biking last october... absolutely love it... very addicting... especially the ftp..... I'm actually going for a ride right after I write this... bike on!!!!!

[@rapidfiredesign]

Thanks for such entertaining proof that “you get what you train for”. What I love about this video is that you were so clear about what mattered to you, and you went for it. Next up, the Velodrome?

[@MitchBoyer]

I’m very tempted by track. Maybe one day in the future!

[@pkoonce99]

Love the video, please consider coming to Portland and staying with us in our separate AirBnB apartment and ride either Ronde PDX or cyclocross in the fall!

[@starlitshadows]

Saw Jesse and Chris mention you on the Nero show and came to check this vid out. Didn't realize you were from the LA area. Nice to see the Crest on here. Ridden up there several times and ride Pasadena and Azusa Canyon frequently. Maybe I'll run into you one of these days. Also a fan on Cam's channel as well. Cool to see he was the one helping you.

[@cyclingonplants7444]

Great video - very inspiring 🤗 I have to agree that those Threshold efforts are the worst mentally and physically but are the best to raise your fitness level. I like to ride with men that are a lot faster and stronger than me so pretty much every ride I did was a Threshold or VO2 max ride. Then I got an e-bike and my life changed. Now I could use 30% pedal assist and keep up with them without killing myself and because I was riding more often and longer my fitness improved a ton!!

[@evox1487]

3 kicks and gooo!!!🚲 💨 . Great video bud💪🏾

[@MitchBoyer]

Thanks Professor Chris! 🫡

[@cyclingsandiego]

Great job on your channel

[@wertacus]

I got a new roadbike for Christmas after nearly a decade away from riding and this video couldn't have come at a better time. I am feeling pumped to get back out there and lift my curves too!!

[@Bu-22]

What I really wanna know is how you grew your hair.

[@SuperDodoe]

He told us at the end of the video.

[@arthurcutting9227]

KZbin suggested this video this morning. At age 67 this all meant something quite a few years ago when I was road riding. I switched to almost exclusively mountain biking these days. Strength and balance are huge benefits when you're older. Falling on pavement or getting hit by a stolen Kia are not the best thing over 50. So what I'm saying is, you need more bikes and the trail forks app.😊

[@MitchBoyer]

Always more bikes! 😉

[@67davejb]

great insight thanks

[@govermentsoundsystemrootik8887]

Me personally been riding bike's since the age of 3 & am now 56 years old..., built my first road bike at age 12 with my dad & had to use at that time in the late 70's was Herne Hill Cycle Stadium...,fast forward to soon to be 2024 in me im a exceptional, experienced cycling expert...., it takes many, many years to gain the skill set & be confident in road bike riding like what i have gained during my 50+ years in cycling & still be up for learning new things in cycling knowing the experience & knowledge that i have already gained.., the thing about no matter what type of cycling that you do that i have learned over the years are immense & that you are actually learning something new most day's even if you don't know it...., 🙏🏾👊🏾👍🏾

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

I'm more interested in how your hair grew back.

[@DaylanTheAngrySauerkraut]

His FTP and watching lots of Incel and videos for PUA, and feeling a mid life crisis did it 😂

[@TheMrIcon]

Good for you! Unfortunately we have tons of cycling channels and very few how to print a decent photo 😢

[@CiaoMykola]

Had the same "one love" experience with running. Currently going through the same emotion with swimming. Cycling now too (got to for the Ironman), but still not there with love. I hope it will come with the time

[@ksoman953]

Thanks for going full time KZbin. Subscribed.

[@wilsonzhang4822]

Great progress! Very decent ftp from the start too.

[@user-cx2bk6pm2f]

Mitch, you are an above average human. Seriously. Love ya man.

[@erinjanssen8336]

Your coach, Ryan, said that he doesn’t get many people training to go up steep hills. As a fellow Aussie, I wondered if this is because Australia is the flattest continent on the face of this planet 😂 But seriously, they seem like pretty great guys though. I hope they’ve been okay up in Queensland, which has been hit hard by the weather in recent weeks. As for you, I really enjoy your videos. Congratulations on your hard work and hitting your achievements after all that work! Keep going forward and keep at it!!

[@WeAreBikeScouts]

I'm amazed by the tangible results from the RCA training with @CamNicholls, I wish I had access to a coach like him. If I tried to climb even just one of those roads I would probably make it halfway up before I start shaking hands with my ancestors in the afterlife. I used to race in 24-hour events, but that was eons ago. I've been wondering if there's an effective program for museum artifacts like me to sustain fitness.

[@dankerber18]

Big fan of your climbing video. I Actually watched the dirty dozn unedited version!! Not gonna lie at 50 just getting out for two 30mi and a 60mi on the weekend is a goal that is often hard to achieve. No coach, no power meter, barely strava and a heart monitor. Often I ride so I can indulge in a less than healhty meal. My FTP = For Takeout Pizza. Thanks for the entertainment. Happy new year 🎉

[@MitchBoyer]

Haha love your FTP abbreviation!

[@edwinrios3908]

FTP can be relative to equipment and riding conditions. If you do the same test on a heavier bike, now you burn out faster. What they should have is a calibration on the stationary bike that can be adjusted with the values coherent with your own bike. Even then, this only represents a happy medium, because the curve on each side of the medium will also vary per bike, depending on the resistance differences of both bikes.

[@Eragonking53]

Love the improv twss

[@vinc5895]

Hi, big fan of your videos. From Africa hope for more solid content come 2024. Strong!

[@guillemxanxo6468]

Hi Mitch! Thank you for the video, it has been a joy to see all your journey on cycling training. However, I wonder if there is a way to avoid investing the money I supose you invested on the powermeter pedals, the thing to traing from home and make this digital cycling competitions etc and get to similar results just using and HR monitor. Please let me know what you think about it and, after your training journey, what are the things you think are a must when thinking on training and the things you think they are just a false need. Thank you very much!

[@chicoy12]

holy shit, i used to watch your videos on printing and photo zines years ago. now i stumbled upon your channel due to an interest in cycling. no wonder i already subscribe to your channel

[@MitchBoyer]

Oh man, that’s awesome! Thanks for watching again 🫡

[@klein-concept]

Man i hope i can follow your footsteps. Especially in the hair area 🫶

[@25pence]

I’m so shocked by how much people care about progression, I love it and I’m glad they have a focus and goal, I just ride for literal fun and to travel places and be outdoors.

[@christianspanggaard]

You rode UP the death road in Bolivia? I enjoyed riding down it but I couldn't imagine riding it up 😆 I must admit, you just gave me a new contender for the cycling bucket list. Edit: the hair looks awesome too!

[@GoldenValleyAZ-WeatherforWeek]

You are so inspiring 😊😊

[@hucklejoko4838]

seems like an ad for RCA but great video nonetheless. really good that you showed fitness is not a constant thing and we can take breaks. keep riding!

[@MitchBoyer]

Haha I can understand that. They didn’t sponsor the video, it’s just that have been training me from the start so they’re very intertwined with my cycling experience. Thanks for watching!

[@Rshorttt]

Here from Chris Miller Show. Good channel Mitch!

[@thehandleiwantedwasntavailable]

Love your videos Mitch. Unlike you, I’m not a KZbinr. Although I also have ideas for rides. One was 24 hours, in a National park which had an 8km out and back. I went in alone and came out alone 513km and 4,400m later. The next big one is crossing Australia - though I’ll allow myself to sleep for that one 😂

[@GoldenValleyAZ-WeatherforWeek]

Ughhh those streets I'm so afraid to drive a vehicle up...🎉😂climb up to Oatman, AZ on route 66... It's crazy 🤣

[@nkantar]

Look, this is all great and everything, and as a (local) fan I’m very happy for your improved fitness, but I’m nearly in tears form the last 15 seconds. 😂 Thanks for the laugh! (And maybe some inspiration… I should go for a ride…)

[@MitchBoyer]

😂😂 thanks for watching all the way to the end dude!

[@cheliospanama9786]

Great video….thank you 😄🥰

[@wherearewe324]

Niiice!! How did you get your hair back? I also want my hair back!!!

[@eris-cs]

so are you telling me this all it takes to be an above average cyclist

[@ChrisP978]

Yup!

[@MitchBoyer]

😂😅

[@honkytonk4465]

Absofuckinglutely

[@johnpenner1318]

I’m not a coach, but if you really put in the work, with a coach for multiple years, you will rip the legs off your buddies on group rides

[@andrewj4752]

​@@johnpenner1318it depends on how fast your buddies are! It took me 3 years to get to that point.

[@themobleys]

You know you’re a true cyclist when you vomit after going for a Strava KOM. Great video and congrats on your progress! 🚴🏻‍♂️

[@mm112269]

Great Vid

[@lee1987923]

Thank you for sharing about hair.

[@lambo79]

Awsum effort!

[@Jono01]

Great video and congrats on the 300w+ FTP. I hope to hit that one day too. 👏💪👍😊

[@charlesjungclaus]

Yes, congratulations 🎉. I've been with you the whole time as well. Yesterday I was just so happy my one hour power was up to 315-ish after a couple different hour rides at 296. Then today I recalibrated my power meter...hadn't done so in a while and when I went on a short spin today felt like my numbers were way lower. 😢😢 So before you get too happy - make sure your meter is freshly calibrated 😂 Which I'm sure you've done of course!

[@MitchBoyer]

I've had a few rides with an uncalibrated power meter too, haha. Heartbreaking every time. 296 for an hour is super strong tho 💪

[@Jono01]

@@MitchBoyer just out of curiosity, how did you choose your coach? Any qualities you look for? What made you go with Cam?

[@MitchBoyer]

@@Jono01 I really liked the educational aspect of the RCA and the focus on helping members understand how their training works. That’s what sold me.

[@dereknalley]

Yo, Mitch! Come to Taiwan and make some videos. Come join the KOM event in Taitung or the Three Towers ride along the east coast. KOM, you've seen on GCN I suppose. The Three Towers ride (東三塔550) is along the east coast and it's 550 km in 32 hours.

[@4896764]

Love this! Would love to take your and Mark Lewis inspiration and do the same this year with my little dachshund. Fastest female with male dog maybe? Either way, what is the brand of backpack that you are using, looks ideal!

[@MitchBoyer]

It’s the K9 Sports Sack! Good luck, let me know how it goes 🐶

[@hectorrusinqueolaya9286]

your above-average mindset and "it's Colombia not Columbia" mug just got you a new subscriber🚴‍♂💨