How to get XC race fit | Race Ready with Andri Episode 5

It’s already time for the final episode of Race Ready. Learn how to get as XC race fit as Andri. First, find out more about his Garmin computer choices depending on which ride he plans to do. XC race, MTB or road training, discover how these tools can be useful for optimizing performance. Then, Andri and his Dad give you some expert advice to take the best possible lines through switchbacks. Finally, listen how Andri manages his training program during the off-season to be ready for the first races.
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[@brunomfduque]

AMAZING and lot of information! Please make more series like this ! Love Andrii, Nino and Lars ! Perfect team 🔥

[@syncrosbike]

Thanks Bruno. More to come!

[@jean-pierreduplessis4335]

Enjoyed this series and also learnt a lot

[@tonylochner]

Well done 👍 job 👏

[@MultiTerrainBike]

nice, very informative

[@pennryan970]

Oh it's a Garmin ad ok

[@brunomfduque]

If dont have one buy and u gonna understand

[@onealmargaha6918]

i alway wanted a garmin hahaha i just cant afford such upgrades HAHAHAHHAHAA

[@kamilkostrej]

what is the power meter being used on Spark bicycle, please?

[@sophiamartinez590]

quarq sram eagle power meter

[@aronjuhasz8508]

Where is your phone while riding xc?

[@copperpiiiipe]

Back pocket in Jersey

[@sodaresoda]

1080p, please.

[@lechprotean]

2:30 he causally starts showing 4.75W/kg FTP

[@stephen5shaw]

nowhere near his actual FTP. That's some cat 3 type numbers lol

[@chadwells7562]

@@stephen5shawThat’s a bit of an exaggeration, that’s an extremely respectable number but not for a pro. That’s more like a good cat 2 or mid pack cat 1, but yeah I get your point it’s not enough to be a world class XC racer. At peak fitness he’s got to be around 5.0 - 5.5. Though probably not a lot higher, as he’d have switched to road.

[@devansh6261]

First one

[@janplexy]

lol

[@Johnny-Utah-91]

So buy a $500 Garmin and a $10K bike and you'll be ready..